Season 1, Episode 5 - "The Triangle"

When Dorothy's boyfriend, Elliott, makes a pass at Blanche, Blanche is nervous about telling Dorothy. Dorothy returns home one evening from a date with Elliott, and Blanche musters the courage to tell her how Elliott put his "big, masculine arms around her tiny, little waist."

TRUE OR FALSE: Dorothy believes Blanche and immediately ends the relationship with Elliott.

Answer

False. Dorothy accuses Blanche of being jealous that Elliott chose her over Blanche.

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 26 - "The President's Coming! Part 2"

Chosen for the presidential visit, The Girls are excited but nervous about Dorothy confronting him with her list of issues. She says she's going to "let him have it." However, when she meets the president, he surprises her by asking for her suggestions on education. What does she say?

Season 1, Episode 22 - "Job Hunting"

TRUE OR FALSE: Rose's hobbies are cheese-making, stamp collecting, and Viking history.

Season 6, Episode 23 - "Love for Sale"

When The Girls participate in a charity bachelorette auction, which Golden Girl raises the most money?

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 3, Episode 23 - "Mixed Blessing"

Dorothy's son, Michael, makes a surprise visit and announces he's getting married to Lorraine, a woman who sings in his band. Before Dorothy can recover from the shock of the news, Michael says there's something she should know about Lorraine before meeting her. What is it?

Season 4, Episode 16 - "Two Rode Together"

Rose and Blanche team up together to write a children's storybook about Toonder the Magnificent Tiger, a character from a fable Rose heard as a child. When Rose calls her sister for more stories, what disappointing news does she learn about these fables?

Season 4, Episode 13 - "The Impotence of Being Ernest"

Rose and her beau Ernie Faber finally reach an intimate, sexual relationship. Ernie expresses his appreciation to Rose saying he overcame his impotence because of her warmth and understanding. After he thanks her for all she's done, what shocking news does he reveal to her?

Season 5, Episode 4 - "Rose Fights Back"

Sophia, newly armed with a Shopper's Warehouse membership card, overindulges in bulk purchases, acquiring many items she neither needs nor can reasonably consume. Why does she like shopping there?

Season 4, Episode 7 - "Sophia's Wedding, Part 2"

As Max and Sophia prepare for the grand opening of their pizza-knish stand in time for the beach festival, they both come down with colds. Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose agree to run the stand. When Sophia goes to the boardwalk to check on The Girls, they aren't making many sales. What does she do?

Season 2, Episode 10 - "Love, Rose"

When Rose first receives a letter from her pen pal, "Isaac Newton," she's thrilled that they have so much in common. Initially, she said she couldn't go out with him because this was just an experiment. After reading and rereading his letters, she makes a surprising announcement to The Girls. What is it?

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 4, Episode 21 - "Little Sister"

Which Golden Girl has a sister who is a world-renowned flutist (a flute player)?

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

As Rose sorts through her belongings, deciding what to put in storage, she discovers her late husband Charlie's camera with a roll of undeveloped film inside. She believes it contains pictures from his last birthday. When the images come back from development, what do Rose and Dorothy discover?

Season 1, Episode 8 - "The Break-In"

Rose grows increasingly scared and paranoid after the house is broken into; she sleeps only during the day and stays up all night. What do The Girls do as a group to help Rose get over her anxiety?

Season 2, Episode 17 - "Bedtime Story"

When she was a little girl, Rose said she was scared of "the St. Olaf Slasher," who terrorized St. Olaf for months. What did the Slasher do?

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

Rose's beau, Al, retires from the deli business and, unfortunately, becomes a boring couch potato. After Rose confronts him about doing more with his life and pursuing his dreams, he makes a bold decision, spending his entire life savings on a boat. What does he ask Rose?

Season 4, Episode 21 - "Little Sister"

While dogsitting the Westons' dog, Dreyfuss, Sophia loses him. She buys a look-alike to hide her mistake, but Dreyfuss returns home. Sophia needs to return the replacement dog, but she can't tell them apart, so she asks Rose to help. What does Rose do?

Season 1, Episode 20 - "Adult Education"

Rose once said a soda jerk named Nils Felander "attempted" to sexually harass her when she ordered an ice cream sundae. What did Nils do to make Rose feel this way?