‘Roseanne’ Writers Don’t Know If They’ll Get Paid After ABC Cancellation

Roseanne Barr apologized to the “wonderful writers” who are now out a job after “Roseanne” was canceled Tuesday.
The show was cancelled after Barr posted a racially-charged tweet about Valerie Jarrett.
An executive producer of the canceled sitcom says he and the shows writers aren’t sure if they will receive severance pay.
Dave Caplan said “Everybody is still in shock at how quickly this all went down,” in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.