Ep 15. Becky Doesn't Live Here Anymore

Roseanne season 3 episode 15 is titled "Becky Doesn't Live Here Anymore." The episode starts with Becky getting ready to leave for college. Her room in the Conner's house is almost cleared out, and the family is helping her finish packing. Roseanne is sad to see her first-born child leave, and Dan is trying to keep the mood light and happy. As Becky is getting ready to leave, Roseanne realizes that she has some unresolved issues with her daughter. They have an argument, and Becky leaves without saying goodbye to her mother.

After Becky leaves, Roseanne falls into a depression. She spends most of her time lying around the house and not doing anything. Her family tries to cheer her up, but nothing seems to work. She even starts to lose interest in her work at the diner, which worries her boss. Her sister, Jackie, tries to help her by suggesting that she go to a therapist, but Roseanne refuses.

Meanwhile, Becky is having a hard time adjusting to college life. She is having trouble making friends and is feeling homesick. She calls home to talk to her family, but Roseanne is still upset with her and doesn't want to talk. Becky is hurt by this and starts to feel like she doesn't belong at college. She decides to come home for a visit, but when she gets there, she finds out that her mother is still upset with her.

While Becky is home, Roseanne realizes that she has to work through her issues with her daughter. She talks to her about why she was so upset when they had their argument and they work through their conflicts. The episode ends with Becky deciding to go back to college, and Roseanne feeling better about her daughter leaving.

Overall, "Becky Doesn't Live Here Anymore" is an emotional episode that deals with the struggles of letting go of a child and the frustrations that come with that. It also explores the complicated relationship between mother and daughter, and the need for forgiveness and understanding. The episode is well-written, and the performances of the cast are excellent. It is a must-watch for fans of the show, especially those who can relate to the struggles of parenting.