In the late 80's/early 90's, I watched "Roseanne" along with the rest of America. While the show delivered its fair share of laughs, the main appeal of "Roseanne" was that it focused on a more realistic American family. However, as the show went on, each season got progressively worse. Not surprisingly, the 9th and final season was an absolute abomination. While I respect the fact that this season contained many personal stories from Roseanne's life, she doesn't seem to realize that the entire season was a slap in the face to fans. Audiences tuned in because they could relate to the characters. Aside from select citizens, no one can relate to Roseanne winning the lottery or encountering terrorists. On top of that, the series finale was utterly disgraceful. I won't reveal what happens out of respect to those who have yet to see it, but it's completely unsatisfying and does not fit the show at all. It feels like more of a tacked on after thought. Thankfully, the season is not without merit. As usual, John Goodman shines in every scene he is in. I couldn't imagine the show working, let alone being a hit without him. Not much in the way of extras aside from 2 featurettes ("A Legacy Of Class" and "Breaking The Sitcom Mold"), 2 trailers for "3rd Rock From The Sun" and "Grounded For Life" and a video commentary on "The Truth Be Told" episode with Roseanne and Michael Fishman (who played D.J.).