Roseanne Barr Claims She'd Be a 'Better President' Than Oprah & Trump | THR News

The transcript discusses the return of ABC's Roseanne, highlighting its focus on working-class realism and political themes. Roseanne Barr, a known Trump supporter, aims to reflect societal divisions, particularly within families. The show features characters with differing political views, sparking dialogue on polarization. Showrunner Bruce Helford emphasizes the show's intent to cater to working-class Americans and address contemporary issues. Barr also shares her thoughts on potential presidential candidates, expressing confidence in her own capabilities. The show aims to resonate with its audience and foster understanding.

What is the main reason for the Conner family being portrayed as Trump supporters in the new season of Roseanne?

• To reflect the societal division

• To attract a new audience

• To follow the original storyline

• To create controversy

How does the showrunner describe the writing staff's approach to the characters' personal beliefs?

• They aim for honest dialogue

• They have a clear political agenda

• They avoid discussing politics

• They focus on comedy over politics

What political difference causes tension between Roseanne and her sister Jackie in the show?

• Both support Trump but disagree on policies

• Jackie voted for Hillary Clinton, while Roseanne supports Trump

• Both support Clinton but disagree on policies

• Jackie supports Trump, while Roseanne does not

What does Barr say about her potential candidacy compared to Oprah and Susan Sarandon?

• She has no interest in running

• She thinks she would be a better president

• She believes she would be a worse president

• She supports Oprah's candidacy

What is the primary audience ABC aims to reach with the Roseanne reboot?

• Young millennials

• International viewers

• Upscale Republican viewers

• Working-class Americans