Roseanne

We’re certainly surprised that this may be happening, but apparently, a Roseanne spin-off revolving around Darlene is something being currently considered.

While we’ve heard reactions from a number of different people over the past couple of days about the cancellation of Roseanne, there is one person who has remained rather silent: John Goodman.

In the midst of all of the Roseanne drama that has gone on over the past day or two, the subject we’re honing in on right now is precisely what ABC and production company Carsey-Werner wants to do in regards to the future of the property.

While Roseanne as we know it is officially dead and gone, it does seem as though ABC may consider finding another way in which for the series to move forward.

At this point, you’ve certainly heard the news that Roseanne has officially been canceled in the midst of some racist remarks on social media from its star Roseanne Barr.

While there’s been a lot of headlines today regarding the stunning Roseanne cancellation, we want to spend a little time now talking about what ABC could do with their fall schedule — after all, this does put the network in a position where they need to make a big change.

There is a TON of news out there regarding Roseanne in the midst of ABC’s sudden cancellation today; with that in mind, let’s go ahead and present to you now some of the most important things that you may have missed.

Today, ABC showed formally that they are taking a big stand following the comments made by Roseanne Barr on Twitter — they have canceled the show Roseanne rather than move forward with a season 11.

The first domino has already fallen when it comes to Roseanne season 11 — consulting producer and comedian Wanda Sykes is not going to be returning for the upcoming season.

ABC faced a lot of controversy when they brought back Roseanne in the first place after series star Roseanne Barr had a history of posting offensive, inflammatory messages on Twitter.