Roseanne shoots secret series about prepper Meemaw throwing a Bat Mitzvah

Roseanne Barr, infamous for her controversial "ambien tweet" in 2018, secretly filmed a new TV series in Austin, Texas called Meemaw, according to Page Six. Disney promptly terminated Barr's role from the revival of her show after she compared Valerie Jarrett, a Black woman and former Obama aide, to an ape and a member of the Muslim Brotherhood on Twitter.

Now, Barr can unleash her racist tendencies on Meemaw, a show featuring a cast of volatile and controversial celebrities, including Randy Quaid, Drea de Matteo, Omar Gooding, and even Satan himself, played by Jon Lovitz and Tony Hinchcliffe. The series revolves around a patriotic matriarch of a mixed-race family of doomsday preppers, who sets out to save America, take down a criminal empire, and throw an extravagant Bat Mitzvah for her granddaughter.

The show's plot is described as "revolutionary" by Barr, who claims her work has only gotten better with time. She aspires to create a series filled with disagreements, where everyone can laugh and admit they were wrong, even if it means parting ways with a few beers. Despite her history of racism, Barr's new show also promises jokes about conservatives for her "super woke" daughters.

Elon Musk, who previously supported "canceled" celebrities for being racist, did not contribute to Meemaw and has not responded to Roseanne's calls for collaboration, according to Page Six. Since her firing, Barr has continued her role in The Conners for seven seasons and 112 episodes.