2x10 Brain-Dead Poets Society - Roseanne Episode Guide

Roseanne

- Episode 02x10

Episode: 02x10
Title: Brain-Dead Poets Society
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 310
First Aired: Nov. 28, 1989

Season 2 » Episode #10 - Brain-Dead Poets Society

Roseanne - 02x10 Brain-Dead Poets Society

Summary: Darlene is picked to read a poem she wrote for English class in an All Culture Night event, but opts out. Roseanne, however, really wanted to hear Darlene's poem. Much to Darlene's dismay, she winds up on stage at the Culture Night, to read her poem, a poem that would render Roseanne in painful emotions.

Who appeared in this episode?

D.J. Conner

Guest Stars:

Roseanne Conner	played by Roseanne
Dan Conner	played by John Goodman
Jackie Harris	played by Laurie Metcalf
Darlene Conner	played by Sara Gilbert
Becky Conner	played by Alicia Goranson
Crystal Anderson	played by Natalie West
Mrs. Tubor	played by Eda Zahl
Martin	played by Troy W. Slaten

Episode Quotes

Season 2 / Episode 10: - Brain-Dead Poets Society

Darlene Conner: [not wanting to write a poem for English] [shouts] I don't want to be expressive! I couldn't care less about poetry! I just want to graduate high-school, so I can get on with my life, so I can get a job, and get out of this hell-hole town!
Roseanne Conner: But if you could be expressive, what would you say?

Season 2 / Episode 10: - Brain-Dead Poets Society

Darlene Conner: [Poem Darlene wrote for English, and had to read out loud on 'Culture Night'] To Whom it Concerns/ Darlene's work will be late/ It fell on her pancakes, and stuck to her plate/ To Whom it Concerns/ My Mom made me write this/ But I'm just a kid, so how could I fight this/ To Whom it Concerns/ I lost my assignment/ Maybe I'll get lucky, solitary confinement/ To Whom it Concerns/ Darlene's great with a ball/ But guys don't watch tomboys, when they're cruisin' the hall/ To Whom it Concerns/ I just turned thirteen/ Too short to be quarterback, too plain to be queen/ To Whom it Concerns/ I'm not made of steel/ When I get blind-sided, my pain is quite real/ I don't mean to squak, but it really burns/ I just thought I'd mention it/ To Whom it Concerns.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

CONT: In the first clear shot of the back-wall behind the kitchen stove, there is a four foot or so gap between the wall and the stove, with two paintings perpendicular to the stove (on the same side-wall with the wall-cabinets and sink). This is normally how the kitchen set looks throughout most of the shows. In the second clear shot of the back-wall, it is now flush behind the stove with no gap, and the paintings are directly behind the stove.

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