Actor Michael Fishman who played son D.J.
Conner onRoseannefrom 1988 to 1997 and has returned forthe revival of the ABC sitcom(Tuesdays at 8 p.m.
ET) blogs exclusively for EWabout his experience filmingthe new episodes.
Adam Rose/ABC
Its hard to believe this is the second to last show of the season.
From the inception of a tenth season to the beginning of production was a rapid couple of months.
From the first table read through production was a whirlwind.
Courtesy Michael Fishman
It all goes so fast, especially since we all fell right back into a groove together.
In many ways it was like we never left, just took a long hiatus.
Coming out of last weeks powerful show, this week takes another turn.
The shift in directions are made smooth by the direction we have on set.
The technical side of our show isnt just exceptional, it is uncommonly quick, professional, and flexible.
This weeks episode, entitled Netflix and Pill centers around the 45th anniversary of Roseanne and Dan.
One of the real advantages of a show with this much history is people have seen this marriage last.
As Darlene makes sacrifices, they come in direct conflict with Beckys goals.
Two big shifts and reveals happen that will alter the path of several Roseanne characters.
Youll definitely see something at the end of this episode even I didnt expect.
