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

Season 6, Episode 17 - "There Goes the Bride, Part 2"

On Dorothy's wedding day to Stan, Blanche and Rose remind her of the tradition: "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue." They present her with tokens of their affection, covering the "new," "borrowed," and "blue". What was her "something old"?

Season 5, Episode 22 - "Cheaters"

According to Rose, back in St. Olaf, a shepherd boy tended his flock on a hill above the town. A wolf kept coming and stealing his sheep, but he never caught the wolf in the act. Because he didn't see it happen, he was known in St. Olaf as who?

Season 5, Episode 9 - "Comedy of Errors"

Rose tells The Girls about her colleague, Roger Barton, who dislikes her despite getting along with everyone else. Her attempts to befriend him have failed. When Roger's dog, Sparky, dies, Rose seeks a way to show her sympathy. What does she do?

Season 2, Episode 23 - "Son-in-Law Dearest"

Which Golden Girl said she had sex with her husband every morning and every night for 18 years of her marriage?

Season 3, Episode 25 - "Mother's Day"

Dorothy and Stan once visited his mother on Mother's Day, presenting her with a gift. Dorothy said, "The minute we saw it, we knew it was for you." What did they give her?

Season 6, Episode 4 - "Snap Out of It"

Rose wants to throw a surprise birthday party for Blanche. She needs to know Blanche's real birth date and age, so she gets a copy of her birth certificate. When she opens the envelope with Sophia and Dorothy, what does it say?

Season 3, Episode 1 - "Old Friends"

Which Golden Girl said she always wondered about the myth of Black men in the bedroom?

Season 5, Episode 2 - "Sick and Tired (Part 2)"

Blanche has been awake for 72 hours writing her romance novel; she's completely exhausted and delirious. Rose attempts to get her into bed, but Blanche says she's too tired to sleep. What does she tell Rose to do to put her to sleep?

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

Dorothy, Rose, and Sophia are on the lanai; Sophia is enjoying an afternoon nap. What does Dorothy do to confirm that Sophia is indeed sleeping?

Season 3, Episode 15 - "Dorothy's New Friend"

What was Rose's costume for the masquerade ball at the counseling center? (Hint: She was excited about Dorothy being the other half.)

Season 2, Episode 11 - "'Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas"

Which Golden Girl has a fetish for men dressed as Santa Claus?

Season 3, Episode 23 - "Mixed Blessing"

When Dorothy's son, Michael, makes a surprise visit, he delivers a two-part bombshell: he's getting married, and his fiancée, Lorraine, is Black. When The Girls meet Lorraine, what else do they discover about her that Dorothy takes issue with?

Season 7, Episode 17 - "Questions and Answers"

After the birth of their first child, Rose received a Dachshund named Rusty from her husband, Charlie. One night, their house caught fire, and Rusty alerted everyone and pulled them to safety. He even saved their cat, Scruffy, whom he disliked. Rusty went into the burning building one last time, but he didn't survive. What did he go in for?

Season 3, Episode 18 - "Golden Moments, Part 1"

Why did Sophia move in with Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose?

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?

Season 5, Episode 5 - "Love Under the Big Top"

When Blanche talks to herself, what's the nickname she sometimes uses when she refers to herself?

Season 7, Episode 8 - "The Monkey Show, Part 1"

Dorothy is attending her last session with Stan and his psychiatrist, Dr. Halperin. He's successfully used the transference method to help Stan redirect his feelings for Dorothy and wean from their relationship.

TRUE OR FALSE: Dr. Halperin gives Stan a blow up doll for companionship to help him detach from Dorothy.

Season 2, Episode 14 - "The Actor"

What is the name of the local Miami actress that Dorothy refers to as "Miami's answer to Meryl Streep"? Her acting is so bad that once she played in a production of The Diary of Anne Frank, and the audience kept shouting, "She's in the attic! She's in the attic!"

Season 2, Episode 1 - "End of the Curse"

When Blanche finds out she's reached menopause, she slips into a depression and says her life is over. Why does she feel this way?