Roseanne and The Conners star Michael Fishman discusses the ending of The Conners without his character D.J. Fishman played the role of the youngest Conners child for 10 seasons of Roseanne, before reprising his role in the spinoff The Connors, which he left after its fourth season. Despite being one of the most prominent characters in The Conners, and the original show, D.J. did not return for the series finale, and was not even mentioned, save for flashbacks of the show through the years.
In a video posted on his Instagram account, Fishman took the opportunity to discuss the finale of The Conners, D.J.’s absence from the show’s finale, and the impact both Roseanne and its spinoff have had on his life and on audiences. He also praised former co-star Roseanne Barr before talking about how the show is comforting for audiences everywhere, and how honored he is to have been a part of it. Check out his quote and the video below:
“Thankful for the Gift of Grief, that it happened, that I got to share the experience, forever changed by it. To everyone who build our shows and all those who empowered it.”
What This Means For The Legacy Of The Conners & Roseanne
They Are Iconic Shows That Will Forever Resonate With Viewers
Both The Conners and Roseanne are iconic shows that have left an indelible mark on network television and will continue to be enjoyed by audiences for years to come. Fishman’s comment shows how much being part of these shows has meant to him, and he seems to understand the deep connection many viewers have with the world, and its characters. The Conners series finale bookends a story that first began in 1988, and still captures audience interest and attention; it’s a show that is bound to stand the test of time.
