Season 1, Episode 16 - "The Truth Will Out"

Rose's daughter and granddaughter bring Blanche and Dorothy a gift when they come to visit: a maple syrup, honey, brown sugar, molasses, Rice Krispies log—an extremely sweet dessert and, according to Rose's daughter, very popular in Minnesota. What does Dorothy say she's going to do with hers?

Answer

"It's a log. I'm going to burn it." - Dorothy

Season 6, Episode 16 - "There Goes the Bride, Part 1"

According to Sophia, what is the number one export of her village back in Sicily?

Season 4, Episode 18 - "Fiddler On the Ropes"

Which Golden Girl said one of her boyfriends "turned gay" after she rejected his marriage proposal?

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

Blanche received a phone call from a soldier who just returned home from the Persian Gulf, but she doesn't remember him. She's expecting him any minute for a date, so she begs Dorothy to answer the door and ask his name. When he arrives and introduces himself, what name does he give Dorothy?

Season 4, Episode 11 - "The Auction"

Rose says she loves mimes because her Uncle Gustav was a "coal mimer". He had a bad back, but he didn't want to lose his medical benefits at his job. What did he do when he went to work?

Season 7, Episode 16 - "The Commitments"

Despite several dates with Jerry, Blanche is disappointed by his lack of physical affection. Confused and insecure, she lures him to a hotel room with the intention of seducing him. However, her aggressive advances backfire, insulting Jerry, who abruptly leaves. Why hasn't Jerry pursued a physical relationship with her?

Season 7, Episode 18 - "Ebbtide VI: The Wrath of Stan"

It is that time of year again: Sophia needs new shoes. She asks Dorothy to take her shoe shopping, but her daughter is strongly against it—and so is Blanche. Why do they feel this way about taking her shopping?

Season 1, Episode 7 - "The Competition"

After the doubles bowling tournament, Dorothy and Blanche aren't speaking to Rose because she is an ungracious winner. As a peace offering, Rose offers them a trophy with all their names engraved on it to acknowledge how well they bowled. What do Dorothy and Blanche notice about the names on the trophy?

Season 1, Episode 9 - "Blanche and the Younger Man"

When Rose's mother, Alma, comes to visit, Rose becomes overprotective, essentially treating her like a child. Why does Rose act this way toward her mother?

Season 6, Episode 22 - "What a Difference a Date Makes"

Dorothy confides in The Girls that she was stood up for senior prom by one of the toughest guys in her high school. He smoked, drank, and made rude noises under his armpits, but she was in love with him. Almost 40 years later, he calls unexpectedly, expressing his desire to see her. What is his name?

Season 3, Episode 7 - "Strange Bedfellows"

The Girls are at city councilman candidate Gil Kessler's campaign headquarters, and he calls a staff meeting. Not only does he admit that he and Blanche are not having an affair, but what secret about himself does he also reveal?

Season 3, Episode 13 - "The Artist"

Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose each posed nude for Laszlo the artist's new sculpture. They attend his art show at the museum, anticipating learning who he chose for his artistic piece. When it's finally revealed, each one thinks the statue is of them. For clarity, they ask Laszlo who it is. What does he tell them?

Season 6, Episode 18 - "Older and Wiser"

Blanche and Rose are delighted when a photographer chooses them for a Pennysaver ad featuring Blanche's face and Rose's hands. However, they're horrified when they receive an advance copy of the ad in the mail. What is it for?

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 1, Episode 15 - "In a Bed of Rose's"

Rose's boyfriend, Al Beatty, tells her she can't spend the night with him because he lives with his sister. When Al is found dead in Rose's bed after spending the night, Rose calls Ms. Beatty to tell her that her brother has died. What does she find out about Ms. Beatty?

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

To Dorothy's dismay, Sophia informs her that her sister, Gloria, is coming to Miami. Dorothy expresses frustration, saying Gloria has always been critical of her career choices and flaunted her wealth. Sophia then reveals that Gloria has lost all her money through poor investments. How does Dorothy react to this news?

Season 2, Episode 10 - "Love, Rose"

After weeks of pretending to be Rose's pen pal, "Isaac Newton," Dorothy and Blanche call it quits when Rose wants to meet him. As Dorothy and Blanche prepare for a dinner reception, Rose announces "Isaac Newton" is her date for the evening, having called and invited him. How did Rose find "Isaac Newton"?

Season 5, Episode 19 - "72 Hours"

Which Golden Girl is so passionate about preserving swamps and wetlands that she spearheaded a campaign for the Save the Wetlands organization that included a press release, petitions, and a banquet?

Season 2, Episode 9 - "Joust Between Friends"

Blanche initially enjoyed working with Dorothy at the museum, but when their boss, Mr. Allen, gives Dorothy the responsibility of planning the closing banquet, Blanche is furious and feels betrayed. She's mean and nasty to Dorothy, not knowing the banquet is in her honor. How does she find out?

Season 2, Episode 16 - "And Then There Was One"

Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose babysit for a charity walkathon. Afterward, all the children are picked up except for baby Emily. As The Girls try to locate her parents, Emily cries incessantly. Which Golden Girl is the only one able to quiet Emily when she holds her?