Season 1, Episode 1 - "Pilot (The Golden Girls)"

Based on the pilot episode, in what order do we meet the Golden Girls?

Dorothy, Rose, Blanche, and Sophia

Season 6, Episode 10 - "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Before They Die"

When Sophia takes sex and relationship advice from Blanche about her crush Tony Delveccio, Blanche tells her she should sleep with him. What does Blanche do to help Sophia be more attractive and desirable for her date with Tony?

Season 7, Episode 5 - "Where's Charlie?"

Before Charlie died, he and Rose agreed on a signal if he wanted to contact her from beyond the grave. What was the signal?

Season 6, Episode 7 - "Zborn Again"

Rose is annoyed with Abby, the new girl at the TV station, who keeps chatting with her all day and stopping her from getting any work done. With a little help from Sophia, Rose tells Abby to back off and leave her alone. When the station manager announces Abby as the new consumer reporter, what does that mean for Rose?

Season 3, Episode 11 - "Three On a Couch"

TRUE OR FALSE: The house that The Girls live in is the only house in the neighborhood without a pool.

Season 4, Episode 23 - "Rites of Spring"

TRUE OR FALSE: Sophia said for 50 years, she's weighed 99 pounds.

Season 4, Episode 21 - "Little Sister"

Sophia loses the Westons' dog, Dreyfuss, after dogsitting for 3 days. Dorothy has already expressed her doubt about Sophia taking care of Dreyfuss. In an attempt to correct her mistake and hide it from Dorothy, what does Sophia do?

Season 6, Episode 20 - "Even Grandmas Get the Blues"

Sophia is making Salsa Grandioso for the Festival of the Dancing Virgins and wants to teach Dorothy the recipe. The sauce takes weeks to prepare and includes 152 ingredients. For 1,400 years, the recipe has been passed down through Sophia's family, each generation adding its own unique touch. What did Sophia add?

Season 1, Episode 23 - "Blind Ambitions"

TRUE OR FALSE: Rose temporarily moved to Chicago to take care of her blind sister, Lily.

Season 3, Episode 22 - "Rose's Big Adventure"

When Rose's beau, Al, invites her to sail around the world with him, she enthusiastically says yes. During the bon voyage party on his boat, Al is saddened to tell Rose he can't go on this once-in-a-lifetime trip—and they haven't even left the dock yet. Why can't he go?

Season 4, Episode 4 - "Yokel Hero"

After days of traveling to St. Olaf to attend Rose's ceremony for St. Olaf Woman of the Year, Dorothy and Blanche reluctantly admit to Rose that they embellished her biography so she could win. How does Rose respond?

Season 1, Episode 3 - "Rose the Prude"

Why does Sophia like playing cards with Dorothy?

Season 7, Episode 16 - "The Commitments"

Initially hesitant, Blanche agrees to go out with Dorothy's blind date because she has other plans. When he arrives, Blanche is pleasantly surprised to see the tall and handsome Jerry. The next morning, she complains that he was far from a gentleman and even made her pay half of the dinner bill. Why did Jerry treat her that way?

Season 7, Episode 19 - "Journey to the Center of Attention"

In an effort to boost Dorothy's self-esteem and encourage her to get out more, Blanche invites her to The Rusty Anchor, a local bar she frequents. The piano player befriends Dorothy and coaxes her into singing "What'll I Do" by Irving Berlin. How do the patrons in the bar respond to her?

Season 2, Episode 15 - "Before and After"

Rose goes into overdrive with volunteer work and unfortunately has a minor health scare that lands her in the hospital. She believes she died and went to Heaven but was given a second chance at life. She's made a new decision. What is it?

Season 2, Episode 19 - "Long Day's Journey Into Marinara"

Rose agrees to keep a chicken named Count Bessie for a patient at the grief center, but Dorothy and Blanche don't want the chicken in the house. To convince The Girls to allow Count Bessie to stay, Rose says she's a showbiz chicken. What is Count Bessie's talent?