Without further ado, read on to see what our favorite ’90s sitcom moms look like today.
The Conners were a blue-collar, working class family, unlike many of their wealthy television contemporaries.
It really was a revolutionary show in those notable aspects, along with the depiction of LGBT+ characters.
ABCmoved forward with a spin-off show calledThe Connerswith the rest of the cast.
Representation matters, y’all.
“To have done work like that?
That’s a real gift and I’m grateful for that.”
We’re grateful too!
Rashad still has anactive careerin film, television, and theater.
It’s a good message."
That’s because she and her husband were among the 50 people charged with felony fraud, according toCNN.
And that is definitelynotwholesome.
Her witty character was someone a lot of people could identify with, given howcommonherpredicamentcan be.
As Butler tells it, revisiting the stage where the show was filmed brought back some mixed feelings.
“[The pressure] was real unnerving and weird and it’s very strange.
…It’s other worldly,” she explained in an interview.
“I don’t romance the past… it prevents me from looking ahead at new things.”
AfterGrace Under Firewrapped, Butler was involved in several other projects, according to herwebsite.
She appeared on shows and films such asMrs.
Harris,My Name is Earl,Archer, andThe Young and the Restless.
She also offers her services as a psychic.
The show was popular with young people, though it’s not a role Harry wanted initially.
“I never wanted to be a mother, and when I got the show I was really upset.
I was like ‘I’m not sexy anymore!'”
she confessed in an interview withThe A.V.
We know that’s not the case, Jackee!
Fortunately, Harry recognizes how faulty that line of thinking is.
“But that’s the way actors look at it.
Of course, that’s not true now.”
Plus shecontinues to actin films and television shows, showing just how much staying power she has.
Helmed by comedian Tim Allen, the show co-starred Patricia Richardson as his wife, Jill Taylor.
And as she recalls it, her time there was full of laughs.
“Tim and I were always cracking each other up,” she revealed in an interview withCloser Weekly.
“We came up with so much of what you saw on the set every day.”
Clearly the two of them had some fabulous comedic chemistry!
But as much as Richardson had fun on set, she didn’t enjoy being a celebrity.
“I really hated fame,” she continued.
Plus, she really wanted to spend more time with her children, who she really missed.
“Home Improvementhad much longer days than most sitcoms.
But she returned to acting a few years later, and isstill activein the profession.
Sagal nailed the part, often dressed to the nines in tight clothing and sporting a giant red wig.
“So I just went into my audition all dolled up.”
No wonder she was cast!
As for Sagal, she’s beenbusywith her career ever since.
Sounds like a page out ofThe Brady Bunch, the OG of blended TV families, no?
“I think in retrospect it was absolutely the right decision.”
She’s also quite the prolific author!
The show ran from 1988 to 1993, snagging plenty of awards during its tenure.
So why did it end so abruptly after only six seasons?
Millscontinues to workin film and television.
Additionally, she’s hopeful thatThe Nannywill get picked up for a reboot starring Cardi B!
“[I’m] talking to her representation,” she revealed in an interview withBillboard.
“She’s got a funny voice, too.
What kind of a great mother/daughter duo would we be?
Amazing, I think.”
Hey Netflix, just take note and make this a reality!
“They were kind of serious as they were watching it.
It’s the stuff people really deal with in their marriages.”
No wonder it ran for nearly a decade!
Rhea almost didn’t take the role, but a bad break-up inspired her to do it.
she recalled in an interview withEntertainment Weekly.
And when she heard the creator’s description of the character, Rhea was intrigued.
“And I was like, ‘I’ll do it!'”
Rhea continues tostay busy, acting in a slew of films and television shows.
Remember those feels, y’all?
“Sabrinawas a tough show to shoot.
That sounds like an insanely exhausting schedule, for sure!
“We laughed a lot, though, and there were lots of bowling nights,” she continued.
“It was a tightly knit cast and crew.”
Remember the time he caught Nora and Ross smooching in a restaurant?
We certainly didn’t forget!
“There are certainly worse ways to make a living!”
Amen to that, Morgan!
Fairchild is truly a legend, with aresumethat stretches back to the ’70s.
She’s still active in her career, too, which is seriously impressive.
Our girl has some chops.
