(CNN) Roseanne Barr has revealed that she begged ABC executives to keep her show on the air before the network canceled its hit sitcom, "Roseanne." 
 
 Barr tweeted more details on the fallout Thursday, saying she "begged" her boss, Ben Sherwood, president of the Disney-ABC Television Group, to let her redeem herself. 
 
 "I begged Ben Sherwood at ABC 2 let me apologize & make amends. I begged them not to cancel the show. I told them I was willing to do anything & asked 4 help in making things right. I'd worked doing publicity 4 them 4 free for weeks, traveling, thru bronchitis. I begged 4 ppls jobs," she wrote. 
 
 She went on to describe their conversation. 
 
 "He said: what were you thinking when you did this? I said: I thought she was white, she looks like my family! He scoffed & said: "what u have done is egregious, and unforgivable.' I begged 4 my crews jobs. Will I ever recover from this pain? omg," she tweeted later. 
 
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 Roseanne Barr tweeted this evening that she “begged” Disney-ABC Television Group President Ben Sherwood to let her apologize, “not to cancel the show,” and “4 help in making things right.” 
 
 ‘I begged4 ppls jobs,” Barr said in the latest of a storm of tweets this afternoon and early evening. 
 
 On the other hand, this tweet came shortly after Barr retweeted a celebration of President Donald Trump’s announcement he was pardoning Dinesh D’Souza because he was “treated very unfairly by our government!” – D’Souza being a guy who, in turn, had once retweeted that then-President Obama was a gay Muslim. So there’s that. 
 
 One day earlier, in a memo to staff, Sherwood said the cancellation of the Roseanne revival “came down to doing what’s right and upholding our values of inclusion, tolerance and civility.” 
 
 Anyway, we’ve reached out to ABC to ask about Barr’s claims of having had this alleged conversation with Sherwood, in which she claims he asked her what she was thinking of, and she said she did not realize Jarrett is not white because “she looks like my family.” 
 
 And, Barr claims, Sherwood told her her what she did was unforgivable, as she begged for the sake of her crew’s jobs. Her tweets on that subject end with her wondering if she will ever recover from this situation which, to recap, started with her posting another racist tweet. “They won’t stop till I die, I fear ­– pray for me!” she tweeted to her followers. 
 
 In an afternoon of self pitying tweets, Barr today also said it had been a “joyous experience” to work on the Roseanne show again but “not the right time,” and that “going out on top is good!” 
 
 She also tweeted an announcement that she forgives Roseanne cast members Michael Fishman and Sara Gilbert – whose jobs on the hit comedy series she lost for them with her racist tweet comparing former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett to an ape. 
 
 The woman whose public tweet cost them their jobs thinks they need her forgiveness for having tweeted their alarm over that racist remark. They should have contacted her personally “2 talk rather than do it in a public arena,” she tweeted this afternoon. 
 
 Barr’s most recent tweet: 
 
 I begged Ben Sherwood at ABC 2 let me apologize & make amends. I begged them not to cancel the show. I told them I was willing to do anything & asked 4 help in making things right. I'd worked doing publicity4 them 4free for weeks, traveling, thru bronchitis. I begged4 ppls jobs. — Roseanne Barr (@therealroseanne) May 31, 2018 
 
 He said: what were you thinking when you did this? I said: I thought she was white, she looks like my family! He scoffed & said: "what u have done is egregious, and unforgivable.' I begged 4 my crews jobs. Will I ever recover from this pain? omg — Roseanne Barr (@therealroseanne) May 31, 2018 
 
 I think I'll b better tomorrow. The saddest part of all is 4 Jayden Rey on the show whom I grew2 love so much & am so ashamed of myself that she would ever think I do not love her bc she is African American. It's the most gawd awful painful thing. I can't let myself cave in tho — Roseanne Barr (@therealroseanne) June 1, 2018 

 In a series of tweets Thursday evening, the disgraced comic said she "was willing to do anything" to make things right following her racist comment against Valerie Jarrett. 
 
 Roseanne Barr took to Twitter yet again on Thursday evening to once more address the cancellation of her show Roseanne by ABC after she made a since-deleted racist tweet on Tuesday morning about former White House adviser Valerie Jarrett, this time saying she "begged" Disney-ABC Television Group chief Ben Sherwood not to cancel the series. 
 
 "I begged Ben Sherwood at ABC 2 let me apologize & make amends," Barr tweeted Thursday. "I begged them not to cancel the show. I told them I was willing to do anything & asked 4 help in making things right. I'd worked doing publicity4 them 4free for weeks, traveling, thru bronchitis. I begged4 ppls jobs." 
 
 She continued: "He said: what were you thinking when you did this? I said: I thought she was white, she looks like my family! He scoffed & said: "what u have done is egregious, and unforgivable.' I begged 4 my crews jobs. Will I ever recover from this pain? omg." 
 
 The network promptly canceled the revival of Barr's sitcom on Tuesday following harsh backlash against her tweet earlier that day. Shortly thereafter, her agency, ICM Partners, dropped Barr as a client, and Viacom networks pulled reruns of her show off the air. 
 
 The comic, who on Tuesday had vowed to leave Twitter following the backlash — only to return to the social media platform later that evening to blame her tweets on Ambien — also apologized Thursday to her young Roseanne co-star Jayden Rey. "The saddest part of all is 4 Jayden Rey on the show whom I grew2 love so much & am so ashamed of myself that she would ever think I do not love her bc she is African American," Barr tweeted. "It's the most gawd awful painful thing. I can't let myself cave in tho." 
 
 Barr ended her most recent string of tweets by writing, "I end by offering everyone involved one more apology and prayers for healing of our divided nation. Tomorrow is Shabbat and I will continue to pray that everything for everyone goes forward & ends well for all. signing off twitter for a while. love u guys!" 
 
 Request for comment from ABC and Sherwood were not immediately returned. 

 Following days of heavy backlash for a string of controversial tweets, Roseanne Barr on Thursday said she “begged” ABC to give her a chance to “apologize & make amends.” 
 
 “I begged Ben Sherwood at ABC 2 let me apologize & make amends,” the embattled TV star tweeted about the ABC president. “I begged them not to cancel the show. I told them I was willing to do anything & asked 4 help in making things right. I'd worked doing publicity4 them 4free for weeks, traveling, thru bronchitis. I begged4 ppls jobs.” 
 
 She went on to apparently recall a conversation during which she claimed she “begged 4 my crew jobs.” 
 
 “He said: what were you thinking when you did this? I said: I thought she was white, she looks like my family! He scoffed & said: "what u have done is egregious, and unforgivable.' I begged 4 my crews jobs. Will I ever recover from this pain? Omg” 
 
 "I also told Ben Sherman that I would go in hospital to check my meds, bc the stress had made them less effective. I begged like 40 motherf-----s," she later wrote. "Done now." 
 
 Those tweets had since-been deleted. 
 
 ABC CANCELS ‘ROSEANNE’ AFTER BARR’S RACIST TWEET 
 
 The tweets followed a series of others, in which Barr spoke of God and religion, and appeared to specifically want to make amends to a few individuals who were the focus of her provocative tweets. She later deleted the tweets. 
 
 “Attempting to also get phone numbers for Jarrett, Michelle and GS to personally apologize to them tho I disagree with their politics,” Barr tweeted. “I was still wrong 2 dehumanize them-they r not my enemy, harboring hate & anger is my enemy. I can speak respectfully 2 those w whom I disagree.” 
 
 The tweet appeared to be in reference to former President Obama’s aide, Valerie Jarrett, as well as former first lady Michelle Obama and liberal donor George Soros. That tweet was also deleted. 
 
 Earlier this week, Barr tweeted that Jarrett, who is African-American and born in Iran, is like the “muslim brotherhood & planet of the apes had a baby.” She also sent a politically charged tweet linking Chelsea Clinton to Soros. 
 
 The comments elicited wide criticism against the star, ultimately leading to the next season for the reboot of her namesake show being canceled and her talent agency, ICM Partners, deciding to drop her. 
 
 ROSEANNE BARR SAYS SHE MAY FIGHT ABC FIRING, RETWEETS CLAIM MICHELLE OBAMA WAS BEHIND OUSTER 
 
 Amid the ongoing fallback for her comments, Barr returned to Twitter and retweeted an unproved claim posted by a right-wing activist, which accused ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey of consulting the former first lady before canceling the reboot. 
 
 Barr tweeted Thursday that she asked “God2 help me use this bad experience 2 move in2 a better place where I can be more useful to help suffering people who are homeless battered & hopeless in this world, everywhere.” 
 
 She continued on to say she is “so flawed” and thanked her followers for their “loving support.” 
 
 Barr also said she "intended to bring ppl together" and said it was "a joyous experience" to get "to work on the Roseanne show again."
– Roseanne Barr apologized publicly on Twitter for her racist tweet directed at ex-Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett, but she's now revealing what she says went on behind the scenes before her firing from ABC. Per CNN, the 65-year-old comedian returned Thursday to the social media platform she'd said she was quitting to offer more details on the fallout, saying she'd pleaded with Disney/ABC Television Group President Ben Sherwood to keep Roseanne on the air. "I begged Ben Sherwood at ABC 2 let me apologize & make amends," she said in a now-deleted tweet. "I begged them not to cancel the show. I told them I was willing to do anything & asked 4 help in making things right. I'd worked doing publicity 4 them 4 free for weeks, traveling, thru bronchitis. I begged 4 ppls jobs." She even noted just how hard she'd made her case, per Fox News: "I begged like 40 motherf---ers." Sherwood's response, per Roseanne: "What were you thinking when you did this?" She says she answered that. "I said: I thought she was white, she looks like my family!" She says he responded by calling her remark against Jarrett "egregious and unforgivable." In another deleted tweet, Barr said she was trying to get phone numbers for Jarrett (as well as for Michelle Obama and George Soros, apparently) to apologize personally. Deadline and the Hollywood Reporter say they've reached out to ABC for confirmation on this conversation between Barr and Sherwood, but they haven't heard back yet. (President Trump weighed in on the controversy.)