Later this month, ABC plays host to the revival of classic 90s sitcom Roseanne. Here's a guide to where the characters are when the revival begins. In the current age of old TV series being resurrected for one last run, it's not surprising that Roseanne eventually came up in the rotation. At or near the top of the ratings charts for most of its run, Roseanne ran for nine seasons, and became a landmark in the history of sitcoms.For those wondering what the Conners have gotten up to in the last 20 years, we've got you covered below. However, it's important to note a couple things before continuing on. Firstly, the revelations that ended Roseanne's highly controversial original series finale will be ignored, meaning Dan never died, etc. More broadly, season 9 as a whole is being glossed over, so don't expect to see the Conners' infamous lottery win referenced much, if at all. Finally, for fans wondering what happened to Becky's husband Mark, actor Glenn Quinn tragically passed away in 2002, at the age of 32. Rather than recast the role, the decision was made to also make the character Mark deceased.Related: Roseanne Revival Reveals New Opening Credits SequenceThis Page: Roseanne, Dan, Jackie, Becky, and Darlene

Roseanne Conner (Roseanne Barr)

Unsurprisingly, Roseanne's titular character seems to have changed the least in the decades since the series' original run. She's still doing her best to take care of her kids - and now grandkids - with limited resources, and is still (mostly) happily married to husband Dan. One change is that Roseanne is now a Donald Trump supporter, which has caused some discord with more liberal members of her family.

Dan Conner (John Goodman)

As made clear by the trailers and marketing for Roseanne's revival, Dan is now back to being the lovable father and husband he was in the series' prime, and is most definitely not dead. With season 9 now being at least mostly erased, one assumes that the widely disliked storyline where Dan cheated on Roseanne has too been excised from canon, and that their marriage is back on strong footing.

Jackie Harris (Laurie Metcalf)

Jackie's past career as a police officer is now behind her, and she plies her trade as a life coach. One could argue that the famously flighty Jackie is hardly qualified for that job, but that's probably why she's not exactly making top dollar doing it. As with the original series, nobody here is really on stable ground financially. Jackie - a vocal Hillary Clinton supporter - is also mad at Roseanne's decision to vote for Trump.

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Becky Conner-Healy (Lecy Goranson)

To say Becky isn't doing great overall would be putting things mildly. Now 43-years-old, Becky finds herself a widow, and her lack of education has limited her employment prospects. At the start of the revival, Becky is struggling to get by while working a low-paying job at a Mexican restaurant. Desperate for cash, she lies to the wealthy Andrea (Sarah Chalke) about her age in order to make $50,000 as the surrogate mother to the other woman's child. Though it was heavily hinted late in season 9 that Becky was pregnant with Mark's child, that plot point seems to have been abandoned.

Darlene Conner-Healy (Sara Gilbert)

Darlene isn't exactly doing great either, as when the revival begins, she's had to move back in with her parents after losing her job, although what exactly that job was has yet to be specified. Naturally, she isn't pleased about that. Now single, Darlene brings along her two kids, daughter Harris (Emma Kenney) and son Mark (Ames McNamara). It's currently unclear what happened to Darlene's marriage to David (Johnny Galecki), but David is scheduled to appear in at least one episode, so one assumes that question will be answered at some point.

D.J. Conner (Michael Fishman)

Roseanne and Dan's youngest child - and formerly put-upon little brother - is now all grown-up, and is back in Lanford after recently being discharged from a stint in the U.S. military. D.J. also arrives back home with child in tow, that being Mary (Jayden Rey). D.J.'s wife - and Mary's mother - is African-American, and is still currently serving in the military. D.J. marrying a black woman is an interesting move, as fans will recall that the season 7 episode 'White Men Can't Kiss' centered on D.J. not wanting to kiss a black girl as part of his school play. It would appear that he got over whatever prejudice he might have held as a kid.

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Andrea (Sarah Chalke)

There's not really much information available about Andrea, outside of her being a well-off married woman who enlists Becky as a surrogate mother. Becky's decision to do that causes dissent in the Conner household, and one presumes that Andrea might eventually regret getting mixed up with the notoriously meddlesome family. Most importantly though, Andrea allowed producers to bring back Chalke, the second actress to play Becky during Roseanne's original run.

David Healy (Johnny Galecki)

Roseanne David Healy Johnny Galecki

For the longest time, it appeared that Galecki's Big Bang Theory commitments would prevent David from returning for Roseanne's revival, but a deal was eventually worked out to allow Galecki to take part in at least one episode. It's unknown how his arrival will affect the plot, but as stated above, he and Darlene are no longer together when the revival begins.

Harris & Mark Healy & Mary Conner (Emma Kenney & Ames McNamara & Jayden Rey)

The new Conner kids mark the only new additions to Roseanne's regular cast. Harris (born in season 9, one of the few big changes in that season to be retained for the revival) is a teenager, and much like her mother Darlene in many ways both good and bad. Mark (named after his late uncle) is gender nonconforming, and prefers to wear girl's clothing. It has been stressed though in interviews that Mark is not transgender, and does not identify as a girl. There isn't much information out there on Mary, as far as character traits go.

Returning guest stars: There are also a handful of formerly recurring guest characters that are set to return to Roseanne for the revival, these include Estelle Parsons as Roseanne and Jackie's mom Beverly Harris, Sandra Bernhard as Roseanne and Jackie's friend Nancy Bartlett, Natalie West as Roseanne and Jackie's friend Crystal Anderson (who later bizarrely married Dan's much older father, becoming Dan's stepmother against his wishes), James Pickens, Jr. as Dan's poker buddy Chuck Mitchell and Adilah Barnes as Chuck's wife Anne Marie Mitchell.

Roseanne season 10 premieres Tuesday, March 27 at 8pm on ABC.

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