simply going to pretend like those marriages never happened when the show returns.

Roseanne: The family sitcom, which ran from 1988 to 1997, will return to ABC in 2018 with the exact same cast, including John Goodman’s character Dan, who died from a heart attack on the final episode of the series. However, the series will pick up as if Dan’s heart attack never occurred.

King of the Hill: While there is no exact return for the former Fox cartoon series, which ran on the network from 1997 to 2010, there has at least been some talk about bringing King of the Hill back. Fox chairman Dana Walden told Deadline recently that there has been a “preliminary conversation,” regarding plotlines for a King of the Hill revival. “Given what’s goingon in the country,” Walden said, “[show creators Mike Judge and Greg Daniels] had a point of view about how these characters would respond.”

The Munsters: Although the show aired on CBS from 1965 to 1966, the black-and-white family series may have had its biggest run back in the 1990s, when it was a part of Nickelodeon’s Nick at Nite lineup. NBC recently announced plans to revive the half-hour comedy series, which will be produced by Seth Meyers.

Star Trek: Discovery: To be honest, the space series has never quite gone out of style. Although the original series initially debuted back in 1966 on NBC, TV syndication and movie deals have led it to maintain its position in pop culture right along with the (never-ending) Star Wars movie series. The