Season 4, Episode 2 - "The Days and Nights of Sophia Petrillo"

Which Golden Girl has a mysterious, sordid past in Chattanooga?

Blanche

Dorothy: Blanche, let me ask you a question. Are you allowed to go back to Chattanooga?

Blanche: Are you kidding? The sheriff stills writes.

Season 7, Episode 11 - "Room Seven"

Sophia believes she went to heaven after passing out due to choking. She tells Dorothy that she saw her father, and he sent her a message. Dorothy doesn't believe her and says she hallucinated due to a lack of oxygen. What nickname does Sophia call Dorothy that only she and her father knew?

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

Dorothy finds a picture of her mother and her first husband, Guido Spirelli; she's shocked and hurt. She feels like Sophia lied to her and that she doesn't know her own mother. When Dorothy asks Sophia why she never told her about Guido, what does she say?

Season 6, Episode 26 - "Henny Penny - Straight No Chaser"

TRUE OR FALSE: Sophia and her old Sicilian rival, Sarafina Gambrazi, have played checkers by mail for 10 years.

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 7, Episode 3 - "Beauty and the Beast"

Blanche's 7-year-old granddaughter Melissa comes to visit for a week. Blanche takes her to the docks to watch the sailors come in. What does Blanche tell Melissa to call her in front of the Navy?

Season 7, Episode 22 - "Rose, Portrait of a Woman"

Dorothy is speaking at her school for Career Day when she's pleasantly surprised by a former student, Randy "Mr. Ditch" Becker. The successful businessman thanks Dorothy for inspiring him and suggests she could inspire his sales team too. What does he offer her?

Season 6, Episode 5 - "Wham, Bam, Thank You Mammy"

It's been a year since Big Daddy's passing, and The Girls help Blanche sell his belongings. Blanche sees his Bible and fondly reminisces how he never went anywhere without it. When she opens it, she discovers it's hollow with no pages. What's inside?

Season 3, Episode 5 - "Nothing to Fear But Fear Itself"

Why does Rose have a fear of public speaking?

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

When Sophia's sister Angela from Sicily makes a surprise visit, Sophia suggests she move to Miami, and Angela agrees. Dorothy proposes to send for her things in Sicily while Angela stays with The Girls until she finds a place. Sophia is against her staying at the house. Why?

Season 4, Episode 4 - "Yokel Hero"

The St. Olaf Woman of the Year blue ribbon panel, the Topplekoffer triplets, comes to the house to conduct a face-to-face interview with Rose because she's a candidate. Dorothy states the obvious about the brothers—they don't look anything alike. Why are they surprised by this?

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

Where does Blanche work?

Season 3, Episode 17 - "My Brother, My Father"

Sophia's brother Angelo from Sicily is visiting the family in Brooklyn, NY, but he wants to come to Miami to see Dorothy and Stan and wish them a happy 40th wedding anniversary. What favor does Sophia ask of Dorothy and Stan?

Season 7, Episode 20 - "A Midwinter Night's Dream (Part 1)"

On the night of Blanche's Moonlight Madness party, Sophia races against the approaching moonrise to break the Curse of the Strega over Dorothy. To do this, she must complete three tasks, one of which is to kiss a fool. Who does she kiss and why?

Season 7, Episode 15 - "Goodbye, Mr. Gordon"

Dorothy and Blanche arrive at the local TV station where Rose works, ready for their appearance on Wake Up, Miami. As the show begins, the host introduces the topic: Does society make it harder for women to live together? To Dorothy and Blanche's embarrassment, what doesn't Rose realize about the segment?

Season 7, Episode 12 - "From Here to the Pharmacy"

Rose explained that her late husband, Charlie, had made a rather unusual stipulation in his will, leaving their entire estate to their prized cow, Henrietta. A lawyer represented Henrietta on contingency, forcing Rose to endure a six-month court battle to reclaim her farm. How did she celebrate her victory?