Season 2, Episode 25 - "A Piece of Cake"

TRUE OR FALSE: Blanche loves surprise birthday parties.

True

Season 5, Episode 6 - "Dancing in the Dark"

After 5 consecutive Fridays without a date, Blanche is determined to break her dating slump. She devises a plan to visit a location teeming with eligible men—a place so obvious, she's surprised she hadn't considered it sooner. Where is it?

Season 5, Episode 1 - "Sick and Tired (Part 1)"

After seeing several doctors in Miami, Dorothy goes to New York to see Dr. Budd. He's dismissive and rude to her, telling her that nothing is wrong, she's just getting older, and that her fatigue is simply a result of aging. What advice does he give her?

Season 4, Episode 17 - "You Gotta Have Hope"

As producer of the ladies' auxiliary hospital variety show, Dorothy finally agrees to let Sophia's boyfriend, Seymour, be an act because everyone else is terrible. While Seymour is performing a disappearing act with Sophia as his assistant, she steps into the magic box. Who appears when the door is opened?

Season 7, Episode 4 - "That's for Me to Know"

Blanche announces that a contractor is coming to install their new hot tub. Rose is concerned that Blanche doesn't have the building permit to do so. When Blanche says she has no intention of paying the government for a permit, what does Rose do?

Season 5, Episode 10 - "All That Jazz"

Which Golden Girl implied that her husband was well endowed?

Season 7, Episode 24 - "Home Again Rose, Part 2"

During her stay in the hospital for heart surgery, Rose has an outlandish dream about her and The Girls. It's directly related to something she mentioned before going into surgery, something The Girls agreed to do with her. What was the dream about?

Season 3, Episode 6 - "Letter to Gorbachev"

TRUE OR FALSE: Gorbachev was so moved by the simplistic, heartfelt words in Rose's letter about nuclear war that he wanted to meet her, believing she was a little girl.

Season 5, Episode 8 - "That Old Feeling"

TRUE OR FALSE: Blanche wore yellow to her husband George's funeral.

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

To work out their differences after weeks of endless fussing and fighting, The Girls agree to see Dr. Ashley at the counseling center. After listening to their complaints, what does Dr. Ashley tell them that leaves them speechless and disappointed?

Season 1, Episode 7 - "The Competition"

Blanche is dumped twice as a partner for the doubles bowling tournament—first by Rose and then by Olga Nielsen. Who agrees to be Blanche's partner for the tournament?

Season 4, Episode 3 - "The One That Got Away"

Thirty years later, Blanche is devastated and humiliated at being rejected again by her college crush Ham Lushbough. Dorothy's confused because Blanche said she didn't find him attractive anymore. Why can't Blanche get over being rejected by him?

Season 5, Episode 11 - "Ebbtide"

Blanche, upon receiving the commemorative plate from the Citrus Festival Ball, is filled with such pride that she prohibits The Girls from touching it. While Sophia and Rose are serving the house guests that Sophia rented rooms to, what happens to Blanche's plate?

Season 5, Episode 14 - "Great Expectations"

When Blanche's beau, Steven, suffers a heart attack, The Girls encourage her to visit him in the hospital. However, Blanche hesitates, reluctant to deepen their casual relationship with emotional investment. Why does she feel this way?

Season 7, Episode 1 - "Hey, Look Me Over"

While Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose are reading Blanche's romantic journals, Blanche mentions an encounter with "a traveling salesman named Chuck." Rose is shocked, as her late husband, Charlie, was a traveling salesman who went to Florida every spring for sales meetings.

TRUE OR FALSE: Before Blanche and Rose met, Blanche once slept with Rose's husband Charlie.

Season 4, Episode 14 - "Love Me Tender"

Which two Golden Girls were arrested for shoplifting and spent a night in jail?

Season 5, Episode 24 - "All Bets Are Off"

Blanche announces she has a date with the museum's curator, Donald Parker Everett, but Dorothy thinks it's not a good idea to date a coworker. After her date with Donald, Blanche returns home humiliated after making an aggressive sexual pass at him. How did he respond?