The Conners

With Emilio gone, Jackie steps up to look after a heavily pregnant Becky. Harris starts a new business... that isn't exactly legal.

The principal calls a meeting with Darlene and David when Mark lands in trouble at school. Meanwhile, Darlene's love life gets a little out of control.

Becky discovers that motherhood is expensive and considers returning to work early. Harris expresses concerns about Darlene's outrageous love life.

Darlene decides to end her love triangle, but can she handle the emotional fallout? Dan worries when Becky applies for a job at a bar.

The old Lunch Box location becomes vacant and Jackie has major plans for it. But the property's current owner comes as a shock to everyone.

Jackie and Becky present Darlene with a proposal for a revamped Lunch Box, but face pushback. Dan fumes when his prized possession is damaged.

The family gathers at the Conner house for Thanksgiving, but Jackie and Darlene's feud over the future of the Lunch Box torpedoes the holiday dinner.

A startling discovery puts the diner reopening in jeopardy. Becky gets her bartending job back at Casita Bonita and Darlene runs afoul of the law.

Dan suffers from the birthday blues, Darlene gets a promotion at work, and the family's annual Christmas photo with Santa sparks anything but joy.

It's game day at the Conner house and Becky has the audacity to invite a Packers fan. Ben and Darlene's dream business comes with a hefty price tag

Becky suspects a new supplier is trying to rip off the restaurant, Harris can't decide where to go to college, and Dan gets stuck — quite literally.

A fiery political debate erupts in the Conner house, the gang throws Louise a party, and Mark confronts Harris about her future plans.

Excitement builds as the Lunch Box relaunches. Meanwhile, a death forces Dan to deal with long-buried trauma and estranged family.

Darlene's plan to have a baby with Ben worries her friends and family. Dan finds closure for his tumultuous relationship with his father.

Ben rocks a new look, Darlene takes a job to fund her magazine, and Jackie's unorthodox arrangement with Ron and Janelle takes a turn.

Becky finds new sitters for Beverly Rose, Jackie showcases her Spanish skills, and Dan helps an unemployed Harris land on her feet.

Bev's offer of financial support causes big trouble for Darlene when it comes with conditions. Dan finally faces his true feelings for Louise.

Dan and Louise discuss their future together, while Darlene worries that Ben will leave her — possibly for someone like Becky — if she can't have a baby.

Dan and Louise prepare for their first official date, Darlene breaks the law again, and Emilio's aunts pressure Becky to marry their nephew.

Darlene wants to help when Dan faces foreclosure on the house, Emilio finally meets his daughter at the border, and Becky drops a bombshell on the family.

The Conners try to make ends meet during the pandemic: Darlene has a career crisis, Jackie makes bike deliveries, and Dan struggles with the mortgage.

Mark gets into a fight at school, and Mary confesses she's lonely. When the city cancels trick-or-treating, the adults plan a Halloween surprise.

Everyone at Darlene's new job thinks she's a snob, Louise proves to be a ruthless poker player and Jackie goes low to save her restaurant.

Emilio wants to throw an extravagant birthday party for Beverly Rose, Darlene shares incredible news with the family and Jackie fends off an admirer.

Darlene angles for a promotion, but Becky is less than happy that her sister is now chummy with the boss. Jackie tries to stop Neville from pursuing her.

Harris' newfound class consciousness puts her job on the line, Becky objects to a drug testing policy at work, and Louise makes a bid for independence.

Ben's mother confides a bombshell family secret to Darlene during a visit. Longing for company, Becky tries to be platonic friends with Emilio.

When Harris' activist boyfriend pulls her into risky protest tactics, Darlene gets worried. Ben steps on Dan's toes when he offers to build a closet.

Threatened by Darlene's promotion at work, Ben dives headfirst into a passion project. Jackie confronts her inner demons while on a spiritual journey.

Dan and Chuck fight over a new boat, Darlene questions her judgment when she hires an overeager assistant, and Jackie prepares to compete on "Jeopardy!"

Her newfound success at work leaves Darlene with crippling panic attacks. Dan starts working at the hardware store, but refuses to let Ben be the boss.

Dan worries about Mark's stress levels, Becky persuades Harris to get even after Josh blows her off, and Jackie wages war over an insulting tombstone.

When Louise contracts Covid, Dan rushes to take care of her despite the family's objections. Jackie investigates a rash of bad reviews for the Lunch Box.

When an old friend reaches out, Becky creates a fabulous fake life to impress him. Darlene regrets meddling after she convinces Dan to ask for a raise.

With Ben out of the house and an old rival back in town, Darlene worries about her relationship. Becky struggles to balance work, school and motherhood.

A sudden loss forces Darlene to reflect on what she needs. Under enormous pressure, Becky succumbs to old habits, and the family rallies to help her out.

A freewheeling worker inspires Darlene to live spontaneously, Ben resents sleeping in the hardware store, and Becky struggles to be honest with herself.

Darlene tries to help Mark, who's desperate to go to a magnet school. The Conners reluctantly gather at Becky's rehab center to discuss their issues.

Barb returns to confront Darlene about Ben. Becky makes a strong impression on Mark's class, and Jackie finally appears on "Jeopardy!"

Geena returns from the military, two Conners pop the question to their sweethearts, and Jackie uses her viral TV appearance to promote the Lunch Box.

Louise's desire for a lavish wedding causes money worries for Dan. Darlene seeks a psychic's guidance when her relationship with Ben hits a crisis.

Jackie learns that the Lunch Box's future means dealing with a shady politician. Darlene's spiritual journey yields an insight. Becky returns to class.

While making amends as part of her recovery program, Becky reconnects with a high school friend. Darlene and Louise clash over wedding preparations.

Reports of a tornado bearing down on Lanford leave Dan and Louise's wedding plans up in the air — and Darlene and Becky struggling to keep it together.

Becky and Darlene give Dan and Louise a nontraditional honeymoon, while Jackie struggles with the Lunch Box's rowdy new clientele.

Becky struggles to balance her work demands at the Lunch Box with the school life she wants. Mark makes a strong connection with another teen.

Harris and Aldo's relationship creates challenges for Darlene. Louise's plans for moving in force Dan and the Conners to consider some changes.

After Dan makes plans for a yard sale, he finds it hard to say goodbye to emblems of his past. Jackie offers some sage advice to Darlene and Becky.

A chance meeting leads to a complicated situation in Darlene's love life. Dan makes waves with a bedroom buy. Jackie learns more about Neville's ex.

Mark earns praise for his soaring grades — until Darlene discovers the secret of his success. Jackie's insecurities affect her relationship with Neville.

Dan discovers that he has a lot in common with Aldo's dad. Still processing their breakup, Darlene unintentionally messes up Ben's date night.

After returning to his former school, Mark hatches an ethically dubious fundraising scheme. Becky develops a connection with her psychology professor.

Becky's attempts to conceal her new relationship lead to more complications. Darlene asks for Ben's help to get the house of her dreams.

An active shooter situation in their neighborhood sends the Conner household into lockdown just as Louise returns home from her tour.

Glen faces the consequences after the school discovers his relationship with Becky. Dan finds reasons to be concerned when he checks in on Chuckie.

With Louise getting settled in, Darlene and Becky step up their home search. Jackie's efforts to promote the Lunch Box leave her overwhelmed.

Darlene considers taking a big risk in order to improve her situation at work. Dan's eagerness to help out everyone else causes frustration for Louise.

Ben and Darlene bicker over fixes to her new house before their day takes an unexpected turn. Mark hopes music lessons will improve his college chances.

With love in the air at the Conner house, three couples prepare to take some big steps. Yet new hitches and old problems may spoil their happiness.

As the Conner house prepares for multiple weddings, the couples must confront a number of issues before they can each say, "I do."

Darlene and Jackie get competitive on their joint honeymoon. A family trip to an indoor water park allows Harris and Mark to forge a deeper bond.

Ben craves art and creativity but Darlene is happy to be a Dan-like couch potato. Jackie moves in with Neville but discovers that he has house guests.

Darlene freaks out about Mark getting his driver's license. Harris matches with a guy online, but it turns out he previously dated someone close to her.

When Mary's aunts discover that she has a new boyfriend, they have a lot of questions for him. Neville and Jackie suddenly become foster parents.

A sore shoulder sends Dan to a dispensary in search of pain relief. Beverly Rose starts kindergarten but soon learns to hide how smart she is.

Harris crusades against a school official trying to ban books. Dan feels let down when everyone else is too busy to decorate the house for Halloween.

Career changes are in the air when Darlene gets a big promotion but finds the new job too stressful, while Louise's employer shuts down the restaurant.

Darlene's old boss spreads negative rumors about her, hindering her job search. Jackie reluctantly visits her mom and realizes that Bev is unwell.

Harris dates a poet whose free-spirited attitude rubs Dan the wrong way. Darlene alienates the whole family with her strict "new couch" rules.

Louise's estranged mom, Doris, surprises her with a visit — and a tempting offer. Beverly Rose goes through a phase of pretending to be a puppy.

A funeral brings Dan's high school pal Smitty back to town, but it turns out that Smitty has never forgiven Dan for stealing his girlfriend: Roseanne.

Dan and Jackie feud over which one of them has misplaced the family's home movies, while Becky mediates a spat between Darlene and Ben.

With Louise on the road, Dan starts staying out late and crashing on Darlene's couch. Jackie struggles to afford a caregiver for Bev.

Darlene realizes that her aggressive attitude could be behind her lack of job offers. Becky's angry that Jackie won't let her file a fake injury claim.

Secrets don't stay hidden for long in the Conner family, and one big reveal prompts everyone to weigh in with their own opinion on what to do next.

After retiring from touring as a musician, Louise feels like she has no purpose. Harris moves in with her mom after making a big life choice.

Mark faces unexpected competition for a spot in the school orchestra. Becky gets hooked on a lottery machine that Jackie installs in the diner.

Dan takes a road trip to Oklahoma with Jackie to buy some discounted inventory for the hardware store. Darlene and Becky quarrel over household chores.

Darlene tells Jackie that she and Ben are having intimacy issues. Louise causes a rift with Becky when she sends a snarky text to the family thread.

On her first day at a new job, Darlene receives news that makes her consider a career change. Becky connects with a frequent visitor to the diner.

Neville's remark to Jackie about the Conners being "grifters" comes back to haunt him. Darlene sets up Mark on a date with a student co-worker.

On the eve of Mark's graduation, the family plans a celebration — but they're nervous about his estranged father, David, keeping his promise to attend.