Remember when Roseanne Barr announced that she was leaving Twitter after her racist post about former Obama aide Valerie Jarrett? Well, that didn't last long. 

Though she tried to blame Ambien for her racism, her show 'Roseanne' was cancelled by ABC hours after her words blasted through the Twitter realm. 

The spin-off of 'Roseanne,' called 'The Conners,' premiered on October 16, and it didn't take long for the actress to lash out in anger at her character's demise. 

Within just the first five minutes—all the writers were willing to spare her—Roseanne's storyline was wrapped up with a neat little bow called opioid overdose. It turns out Barr had it right when she revealed the giant spoiler last month, but she wasn't interested in saying "I told you so." 

As Roseanne Conner is pronounced dead, Roseanne Barr wants you to know she's not going anywhere.

"I AIN’T DEAD, B*****S!!!!" she tweeted.

While her response was short, sweet(ish), and got her point across effectively, Barr and her Rabbi released a more level-headed statement in which Barr claims that the death of her character, in “an unnecessarily grim and morbid” fashion, was a choice that the network didn't have to make. She also said that the cancellation of her show altogether was "an opportunity squandered due in equal parts to fear, hubris, and a refusal to forgive."

Though it appears she needs to take some time to make peace with her mistakes, Barr is still fighting to show the world that she really is still alive by appearing on podcasts and hosting her own talk show.