Roseanne & The Conners Wiki
Roseanne & The Conners Wiki
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==Quotes==
 
==Quotes==
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:Becky: I wonder what people did before television.
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:Roseanne: They made dolls out of corn cobs and stared at fire.
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:Darlene: Will everybody stop talking about nightmares? I didn't have a nightmare!
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:Roseanne: If you didn't have a nightmare, then why'd you have trouble going to sleep?
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:Dan: Were you worried about your basketball game?
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:Darlene: No, I wasn't worried about my basketball game.
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:Roseanne: Did you screw up in history again, Darlene?
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:Darlene: No I didn't screw up in history again.
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:Roseanne: Well then, what is the matter?
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:Darlene: I got my period! Okay?
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:Jackie (to Roseanne): So what's going on?
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:Roseanne: Darlene got her period last night.
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:Jackie: No kidding? She's only 11.
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:Roseanne: I was 11 when I got my period.
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:Jackie: Yeah, but you were already wearing a D-cup.
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:Roseanne: Yeah, two of them.
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:Jackie (about Darlene's first period): The poor kid's just been sentenced to 45 years of monthly inconvenience.
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:Roseanne: Gee Jackie, I hope I can find a way to pass that enlightened wisdom on to my daughter.
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:Jackie: You will, just tell her about all those famous athletic women types and how they all get their periods too.
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:Jackie (when she and Roseanne remember how their mother dealt with their first periods): What about when she brought home pamphlets from the Red Cross?
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:Roseanne: For two weeks I thought what I had was a natural disaster.
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[[Category:Season 1 Episodes]]
 
[[Category:Season 1 Episodes]]

Revision as of 08:20, 10 August 2013


Roseanne: Season One
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Season Episode Guides

Roseanne: Season 1Season 2Season 3Season 4Season 5Season 6Season 7Season 8Season 9Season 10
The Conners: Season 1Season 2Season 3Season 4Season 5Season 6

DVDs

Summary

Becky & Darlene watch a horror film, and Roseanne has been losing sleep, due to what she believes are Darlene's re-occurring nightmares. When the truth is revealed, that the scary movie isn't behind the insomnia, Roseanne learns that Darlene is starting her first period.

Trivia

  • Roseanne says she was 11 years old when she got her period. But in the episode where they find out DJ's having erections, she tells him the story of her first period when she was 13 years old.
  • When Roseanne first goes into Darlene's bedroom to get her back to sleep, you can see through the window that it is bright as if it were daytime.

Quotes

Becky: I wonder what people did before television.
Roseanne: They made dolls out of corn cobs and stared at fire.

Darlene: Will everybody stop talking about nightmares? I didn't have a nightmare!
Roseanne: If you didn't have a nightmare, then why'd you have trouble going to sleep?
Dan: Were you worried about your basketball game?
Darlene: No, I wasn't worried about my basketball game.
Roseanne: Did you screw up in history again, Darlene?
Darlene: No I didn't screw up in history again.
Roseanne: Well then, what is the matter?
Darlene: I got my period! Okay?

Jackie (to Roseanne): So what's going on?
Roseanne: Darlene got her period last night.
Jackie: No kidding? She's only 11.
Roseanne: I was 11 when I got my period.
Jackie: Yeah, but you were already wearing a D-cup.
Roseanne: Yeah, two of them.

Jackie (about Darlene's first period): The poor kid's just been sentenced to 45 years of monthly inconvenience.
Roseanne: Gee Jackie, I hope I can find a way to pass that enlightened wisdom on to my daughter.
Jackie: You will, just tell her about all those famous athletic women types and how they all get their periods too.

Jackie (when she and Roseanne remember how their mother dealt with their first periods): What about when she brought home pamphlets from the Red Cross?
Roseanne: For two weeks I thought what I had was a natural disaster.