john goodman's character is back despite his death in the series finale. >> i don't feel so good. >>s expect. >> they're getting a lot of raw sex and some humor. >> intellectual humor. >> roseanne's final season was plagued by rumors of feuds and infighting. 20 years later the stars are older and wiser. >> i think our work is better too because we all have calm happy lives. ♪ happy birthday to you >> roseanne celebrated her 65th birthday on set. she and john are in the new issue of aarp and co-star laurie metcalfe is back. ty goebs she told us nine shows were taped. >> the most surreal was stepping back on the set. they recreated to the photos, pillows. it was a rush of feeling. >> truly seeps like they never left. >> couldn't they have gotten a new couch. >> they didn't want to. >> they didn't want. >> i know that would ruin it. >> coming up a sneak peek on "9/11" on fox. that's coming up next. note not i like these yogurt bites. (phone buzzing) and i like these yogurt bites... ah... ooh! apparently, i like them more than i like my phone. where...ah, oh! hello? ah, i missed it. ...m

. >> so, they cast it, and the first thing they do is they get john goodman.hey need to get people who are really good, because roseanne has no acting experience. >> all i knew about roseanne barr that she was a rising comedian, and she was on a pizza hut commercial. that's the only time i'd ever seen her. >> how about we take the kids out for pan pizza and you can eat at the sal dad bar? >> we hit it off from the very beginning. we kind of made each other laugh. and that's why i felt like i had the job as soon as i left the audition. >> nobody else was ever considered. >> we kind of bonded around making each other laugh and you know, he has a working class background, too, so, i knew he was the guy, and as soon as i read with him, i knew we had a hit show. >> there's a 200-point game pulsating through these fingers. >> let's not waste it on bowling. and then the next person they brought in was laurie metcalf to play the sister. >> i had a real heavy theater background. zero tv. i allowed myself two weeks to be in l.a. and during those two weeks, i happened to

and i just -- i didn't foresee how nervous i'd get around john goodman. >> seth: yeah. >> i'm such aetest person on earth. >> the nicest, the most talented. and it's weird because growing up, he was kind of like my dad, but now, i kind of have a crush on him. it's weird. [ light laughter ] i have bad thoughts. and i do this thing i guess, when i get nervous around a celebrity that i'm starstruck by. i just start lying. [ light laughter ] i try to just ignore him entirely because i know i'll embarrass myself. but he asked me how my weekend was, which should have been a really quick exchange. [ light laughter ] and i had been on a book tour at the time. so i was like, "i was on a book tour." he's like, "where did you go?" i was like, "i went to florida, new york, st. louis." and he was like, "well, i'm from st. louis." and in that moment, i realized i had not been to st. louis. [ laughter ] i was going to st. louis. but i couldn't say, "actually, i just lied to you." like that was -- so i just had to like lean in. and he's like, "where did you perform?" and i was, like, "the panthenon.

women on the mom give their go away and my melissa tied john goodman. in the order winds away with the lieutenant does he see why me and my wife are around that to be honest with you. and has that one advantage will that have. on but have them about one don't want them on the ball of much of a home in a. village of it during most of the general than it had i was one and. put in the bosom of senator mcgovern or in a one. on comedy home i thought i'm going to do that end of it but it swamp on the news and he will be a lot and will be the allowance. and put away for a lot. of really. sad years. just. just for. fun fun fun fun fun fun. fun fun fun fun . fun fun to be an idea of them fun to go back and forth. to me joke about three things family money and finances for four years and only daniel gentian that they're going to feel seriously flawed and by the kind of know what future first thing they're with so they're going to be seen with five hundred ninety five on your gut it feels. you met some of them. on the ledge two dollars each and the one of them. wa

and john goodman's character is back, despite his death in the final show.> they're getting a lot of raw sex. and some >> intellectual humor. >> are you ever sorry we got married? >> every second of my life. >> 20 years later, the stars are older and wiser. >> i think our work is better, too. >> you can't live in the past, dan. >> but we always have calm and happy lives. ♪ happy birthday to you >> roseanne celebrated her 65th birthday onset. she and john are featured in aarp, the magazine. and laurie metcalf is back. she told us nine shows have been taped. >> what was most surreal is walking back onto set, which they re-created to the pillows, to the photos on the wall. it was a rush of >> the cast is still there. has not changed. >> it wouldn't be the same without it. >> part of me is like, couldn't you have gotten a new cast? >> that's you. >> i cannot wait for this, though. march 27th o >> >> rudy huxtaball is coming back to primetime television. >> wednesday, more than 25 years after the show debuted, one of the stars will be on "celebrity" >> come welco

west brom have sacked chairman john williams and chief executive martin goodman. are bottom of the premier league table with 11 games left. world rugby have admitted that a mistake was made by the television match official in wales‘12—6 six nations defeat by england. the tmo ruled that anthony watson had beaten gareth anscombe to the ball, with wales coach warren gatland describing it as "a terrible mistake. then the first details have been released regarding the new premier league broadcast television rights deal. richard conway is here. what is the news? this is the announcement to do with the 2019, 2022 live television rights for the uk market only. what the premier league cup said tonight is that five of the seven packages available to broadcasters have been sold. one of them to bt sport which of course already shows premier league games. the other four of them to sky. so the two existing broadcasters managing to secure five river severn packages for a fee ofjust under £4.5 billion. another huge amount of money on those five packages. two packages remain and t

goodman. gueststion to our carvell wallace and robyn c. spencer, where joined by christopher lebron. he is a professor at johnsopkins university and author of "the making of black lives matter." his recent article in the "boston review" is titled "black panther is not the fililm we deservrve." what did you like and not like about the film? >> thank you for having me on. what i liked about the film was generally positive aspect of being able to portray black folks on a screen as powerful, as advanced, as in some sense having a way of trying to think about self-determination and trying to bring that base to the screen. what i did not like about the film or two things. one, it seems whenever we have a film that is trying to portray people with dark skin as trying to free themselves, think about liberation, it always seems we're in our own way. here we have the first big blockbuster movie in quite a while featuring a black hero and the villain, the person he must overcome, despite all talk about imperialism and colonialism, is a black man. n american, a black man. i did not like the kill monger, ed -- billing whic

. ♪ [music break] john" -- theuncle band founder died at the age of 70 on sunday. i'm amy goodmanith juan gonzalez. we turn to syria. at least 200 civilians have been reportedly killed in the last week alone. we are joined now by yazan al-saadi, syrian-canadian writer and researcher. and still with us is anne barnard, from the new york times, a bureau chief from beirut, lebanon. anne, i want to begin again with you to ask you about the role of hezbollah. obviously has below was widely involved in the fighting in syria, has undoubtably grown stronger as a result. can you talk about its role particularly in the conflict and the concerns of israel over the growth of hezbollah? hezbollah entered the war overtly and in a, sort of, in a night for missionary force in 2013, and that was a big surprise because this was a group founded to fight israeli occupation in the south of lebanon, not to help put down uprisings in other countries. nonetheless, because of their close alliance with damascus and toronto, hezbollah entered the war first in areas that made sense for it in a local sense. t

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goodman. >> welcomeme to our listeners ad viewers around the country and around the world. on capitol hill, republican senator johnain and democratic senator chris coons have introduced a bipartisan bill aimed to protect undocumented immigrants who came to the united states as children. the future of the nearly 800,000 dreamers has been at the center of a major political battle in washington. but on monday, president trump took to twitter to criticize the bipartisan bill soon after it was introduced. trump wrote -- "any deal on daca that does not include strong border security and the desperately needed wall is a total waste of time. march 5 is rapidly approaching and the dems seem not to care about daca. make a deal!" this comes as immigrant rights activists are preparing to hold a protest in washington on wednesday to push for a clean dream act to be passed before thursday when the government faces another possible shut down. >> well, as the battle over the dreamers heats up in washington today we look at a stunning new piece in the new yorker titled "when deportation is a death sentence" -- it looks at how an u