Their hit sitcom Roseanne will return to the TV screen this year, after 21 years off-air.
And Roseanne Burr and John Goodman had a brief reunion on Sunday night as they took to the stage at the Golden Globes.
Presenting the award for Best TV series-Drama, the dynamic duo left the audience in stitches with a witty joke.
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Reunited at last! Roseanne Burr and John Goodman had a brief reunion on Sunday night as they took to the stage at the Golden Globes
Addressing why the pair were presenting such a serious award, Roseanne, 65, said: ‘I’m kinda known for creating some great drama.’
To which John quipped: ‘Not the kind you get awards for.’
After a brief pause, Barr emulated her character with a well-timed ‘Oh!’
Comeback: The iconic comedy, Roseanne, returns to ABC this March after a 21-year absence
Dress code: Roseanne, looked sensational in a figure-hugging black gown, as she put on a united front with a galaxy of Hollywood stars to show the solidarity with the victims of sexual harassment and assault
Roseanne, looked sensational in a figure-hugging black gown, as she put on a united front with a galaxy of Hollywood stars to show the solidarity with the victims of sexual harassment and assault.
The bubbly comedienne oozed glamour as she styled her brunette looks in sleek curls and accentuated her clear complexion with a glossy pink lip and smoky eye.
John, also 65, looked dapper in a black suit and bow-tie as he joined his co-star on stage.
Happy to be back: John, also 65, looked dapper in a black suit and tie as he joined his co-star on stage
Their mini-reunion comes a day after ABC released a fresh set of shots of the cast of the rebooted Roseanne, which returns for an eight-episode slate in the upcoming months.
The show will bring back all of the original stars, with Roseanne and John starring as Roseanne and Dan Conner, with Laurie Metcalf, Sara Gilbert, Michael Fishman and Alicia Goranson reprising their roles from the first run.
Sarah Chalke, who played Becky after Goranson’s 1993 departure to attend college, will play a new role on the reboot as a character named Andrea.
Get a good look: On Saturday, ABC released a fresh set of shots of the cast of the rebooted Roseanne, which returns for an eight-episode slate in the upcoming months
Emma Kenney, Ames McNamara and Jayden Rey are among the new cast members on the comedy, which originally ran from 1989 thru 1997.
As many fans remember, Goodman’s paternal character Dan died in the show’s 1997 finale, but that storyline twist will be disregarded in his return to the show.
The program itself nodded at the change of direction in a teaser clip released last month in which Dan – alive and well – sat on a couch with Becky taking in a basketball game.
Keep on moving: Goodman reprises his role on the show as Dan Connor, whose character was killed off at the end of the show’s first run
Bragging rights: Goodman’s career has thrived since the show went off the air, with his most bandied-about performance coming in 1998’s The Big Lebowski. Gilbert has had tremendous success with The Talk on CBS
Reassuring: Roseanne has maintained her presence on TV throughout the years, with special cameos on shows such as The Office, My Name Is Earl and 3rd Rock from the Sun
Strong run: Roseanne (L), with Laurie Metcalf (R), parlayed her success into films such as Look Who’s Talking and the cult classic She Devil
Dan mused, ‘I still think the Bulls of ’96, ’97, would have beat these guys anytime,’ to which Roseanne shot back, ‘You can’t live in the past, Dan! When things are gone, they’re gone forever.’
Goodman earlier this week told Entertainment Weekly that things had hardly missed a beat when the cast reconvened for the new programs.
‘It was like we wrapped last week instead of 20 years ago,’ said Goodman, who’s appeared in notable films such as The Big Lebowski, Argo and Flight since the show went off the air. ‘The hair on my arms stands up. It’s like if I was going to put my Boy Scouts uniform on again and it still fit.’
