Roseanne Barr, the renowned comedian and former lead of the iconic ABC sitcom "Roseanne," is planning a return to television with a bold new series. Barr, who rose to fame when her sitcom debuted in 1988, has developed a show that promises to be both controversial and entertaining. The original "Roseanne" series enjoyed a successful run until its finale in 1997 and was revived in 2017 for a tenth season before its abrupt cancellation two months later. Barr's new series idea is set to tackle themes of family, America, and personal beliefs with an edgy twist.
The new project is described as a blend of "Roseanne" and "The Sopranos." Barr envisions a storyline involving a family determined to "save America with guns, the Bible, petty crime, and alcoholism." Known for her outspoken conservative views, Barr has not shied away from incorporating "very offensive ideas and a lot of swearing" into her new series. Despite her willingness to push boundaries, Barr remains interested in collaborating with her former network, ABC, provided they compensate her generously.
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