Roseanne Barr Unleashes on Costar Michael Fishman for Saying the Sitcom Was 'Rightfully Canceled'

Roseanne Barr is still feeling burned by costar Michael Fishman.

The 73-year-old comedian unleashed a profane tirade at Fishman, who played her son in the original run of Roseanne, in a clip from the "Can't Be Censored" podcast.

In August, Fishman, 44, opined on social media that the 2018 revival of Roseanne was "rightfully canceled" after his TV mom made a tweet comparing Barack Obama advisor Valerie Jarret to a combination of the Muslim Brotherhood and "Planet of the Apes."

In a video, he said he still "loved" Barr, adding, "Good people can make mistakes."

Barr was having none of that, telling Fishman, "Don't f------- put my name in your f------- mouth."

That was among the tamer things Barr fired at her TV son during the appearance.

She also called him a "bigot," an "ignoramus," and a "little f------- worm," adding, "go and f--- yourself and stay f------ till the day you die."

She later said Fishman has "no f------- idea" what he is talking about and said he has "no geopolitical context whatsoever."

Fishman and Barr's relationship has been on ice ever since the 2018 controversy. At the time, Fishman vehemently condemned Barr's tweet, saying, “I have always lived and taught my children to be inclusive.”

Barr fired back at the time with, "I created the platform for that inclusivity and you know it. You throw me under the bus.”

The 2018 cancelation of Roseanne has driven a wedge between the eponymous comedian and the cast of the show ever since. Weeks after Roseanne was cancelled, ABC rebooted it as The Conners, with the entire cast returning except Barr.

After Fishman said the show was "rightfully canceled" in August, Barr's real-life son, Jake Pentland, sneered at him with a statement reading, “I wish him good luck in finding work one day. Hopefully selling the woman responsible for his career out was worth it for him.”

Pentland claimed that the cast of Roseanne all conspired to get his mother off the show, adding, “It’s important for people in Hollywood to do their ritual of signaling their fake virtue perennially.”

Barr has periodically found herself in controversy since the cancelation of Roseanne.

In 2023, she landed in hot water after sarcastically saying on Theo Von's podcast that the Holocaust didn't happen. Barr, who is Jewish, then quipped, "It should happen. Six million Jews should die right now cause they cause all the problems in the world. But it never happened."

The clip was taken out of context and spread widely on social media, causing a minor political firestorm.