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I seen it earlier, and it was great. I can't wait for Season 2 to officially start.

This was a great episode. When that monk broke the staff over his head, I was amazed, even for him being a monk. I was also amazed to learn that there's actually people born having the ability to feel no pain. I'm loving this show so far.

The transitional Daffy Duck is my favorite Daffy. I'm talking about in the late 40's and early 50's, when his wacky personality was being phased out, and his greediness was starting to kick in. It was a happy medium.

He was an amazing voice actor, for sure. I was shocked when I found out he voiced 90% of the Looney Tunes characters.

Great first episode. They got some good evidence. I can't wait to see how the future episodes are like.

It'll probably be something simple, like Dan divorced from Roseanne, whom moved out.

Well, keep in mind that Seasons 3 and 4 are now on DVD too, but they are pretty steep in price. I wonder whatever happened to Harry Burns. Like Susan Campbell, he disappeared without explanation. It's weird, because he was Larry's original boss at the Chicago Chronicle, then once Mr. Wainwright came along, he disappeared, with Wainwright becoming his boss instead.

Wow, Magica is quite an evil villain. She even unsettles me a bit. I feel sorry for Lena. I hope later in the show, she can get rid of Magica for good

I also noticed he always pronounces "doll" as "dull". That's part of the charm to me though.

This is some great news. Roseanne herself was never one of my favorite parts of the show anyway, so I'll give it a watch.

For those who are sad to see reruns being taken off TV too, you can currently watch every episode of the original run for free at FilmRise, which can be used on either your computer or Roku: http://filmrise.com/ I may watch a few episodes from that, in case they decide to remove the show from that app too. I haven't seen the original run in some long anyway.

Sure, it's been done, but that's mean it's logical.

So, I seen the episode, and it looks like it being the series finale wasn't even planned. I'm guessing Animal Planet cancelled the show or something?

Then they would need to change the name of the show. If Roseanne herself is no longer part of it, it wouldn't really make sense to still call it Roseanne. Anyway, I just heard about this news now. Such a shame.

So, I'm on Season 7 now, and I was thinking, why didn't they ever bring back Harriett for a guest appearance? They could have had an episode that brought her in for a visit, along with the rest of the Winslow family and Urkel, as Perfect Strangers and Family Matters were in the same universe, after all. But it seems once Family Matters came around, they really tried to distance the shows between each other.

I agree that Harris was better in this episode. Judging by the promo, I thought she was going to go into full Debbie Gallagher mode here. I noticed the audience laughter was hardly used in the flooding basement scene. It's kind of refreshing to have a break from that sometimes.

Yeah, I preferred Urkel being more of a supporting character, like he was in the first couple of seasons or so. By Season 4 or 5, they may as well have changed the name of the show to Urkel Matters, because by that point, the show was more about Urkel and his interactions with the Winslows, than just the Winslow family themselves. But I think the audience just wanted more Urkel, so they gave him as much screentime as possible.

Such a great episode. I'm glad Scrooge let Dewey hit the last goofball. One of my favorite episodes so far.

Yeah, I never understood why they wrote Waldo out of the show after Season 7. It's a shame they did.

Oh, I see. Well, they could have at leas simulcasted the show on both channels. I just watched "The Spear of Selene" for the first time yesterday. Great episode. Now onto the next two. I just hope the mystery of Dell Duck is solved by the end of the series.

So, why is "Netflix" in the episode title? Netflix was never even mentioned in the episode. Am I missing something? So, it was Roseanne who was taking those pills. I should have known.

I bet Harris is the culprit. Who agrees?

Not to mention, he would always visit the Winslows uninvited. I'm sure it's been asked many times, but why did they never keep the door locked? It's a valid question though. Of course, Urkel eventually moved in with the Winslows. I'm surprised he didn't sooner, considering he was already there all the time anyway.

Wow, I need to catch up. I didn't even realize the show was back, until checking the forums just now. For some reason, they are now airing episodes on The Disney Channel, rather than DisneyXD, which kind of threw me off.

What they should have done is still air the marathon, but end with a new episode.