Laurie Metcalf Teases The Conners Is 'Not Going to Have a Big Bow Tied Up' as Show Comes to an End (Exclusive)

With the remaining six episodes, counting to the end Conners is officially included.

During a visit to the set of loved ones Roseanne Spinoff, Laurie Metcalf – who plays Jackie Harris – tells people that viewers can expect some loose regions when the season is over after seven seasons.

“There’s a lot to finish and I think the writers really work hard to make everyone’s stories … not completed,” says the actress, 69, about the last six episodes of the show. “They won’t have a big bow associated with Connerses.”

“And it will remain faithful to their story, what happens to them in the last episode,” she continues. “But it is a very short time to end this many seasons of a family covered for decades.”

Laurie Metcalf as Jackie Harris na ‘the Connors’.

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Metcalf’s Kostar Lecy Goranson, who acts as Becky Connor, adds that there are no plans “do something wacky or somehow peak.”

“It’s just not our style. Our show speaks of real people and real life situations, so I feel like we don’t need to do it,” Goranson says, 50 years. “Just say that the characters move together as a family together in the future.”

Although the Connors may be preparing for the next chapter, the actors are thinking about why the show has echoed with fans over the years.

When asked why Sitca connected with viewers, Emma Kenney – who plays Harris Connora – replies: “Relatability, family dynamics. There is a character that I think everyone can connect, whether it is one or the other combination.”

“I think we walk the line between the drama and a comedy that is very unique,” Goranson adds. “And I think that’s why it’s kind of surprising for the audience when things get more serious, ground floor.”

On the left: Lecy Goranson and Emma Kenny na ‘the Connors’.

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Goranson explains that the show deals with questions that are “current, which is hard to talk about, and we do it with comedy,” explaining: “I think gravity are unique to our sitcom, and that is what I hear … I will hear from friends and people on the street about jokes and what we will have,” to call me, to that core That core, to that core scene,

Stars Connors Understand that it will not easily say goodbye to the series, but I still hope to find a way to work together in the future.

To the left: Sara Gilbert, Laurie Metcalf, John Goodman, Emma Kenney and Lecy Goranon on ‘The Connors’.

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“I’m already thinking about the next thing for all of us, including the crew,” Goranson reveals. “I’m optimistic and thinking,” How can I keep us all together? I just refuse to believe that it has been done. ”

“It would be interesting if we were to be interrupted in small groups and doing other projects,” Metcalf adds. “And they could be seen in different stones on other things here and there. It will be interesting.”

“It’s always the saddest part, I think it’s about the project wrapping, especially so long -lasting, is that it is really difficult to get the same people in the same room again, but clearly, you have proven that it is not impossible,” Kenney concludes, calling yourself, citing yourself, Connors premiere more than two decades after Rosanne concluded.

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