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

Season 5, Episode 25 - "The President's Coming! Part 1"

The Girls receive a visit from Agent Bell of the Secret Service, who says their house has been under surveillance. President Bush wants to visit one house in the neighborhood before dedicating the new senior citizens' center. Why was their home chosen as a possibility?

Season 7, Episode 14 - "Old Boyfriends"

Blanche's definition of a boyfriend is "any man you bring to a fevered pitch of uncontrollable ecstasy".

TRUE OR FALSE: Blanche had 56 boyfriends in one year.

Season 5, Episode 23 - "The Mangiacavallo Curse Makes a Lousy Wedding Present"

Which Golden Girl gets turned on at weddings?

Season 4, Episode 15 - "Valentine's Day"

TRUE OR FALSE: Sophia's husband, Salvadore, proposed to her on Valentine's Day.

Season 5, Episode 13 - "Mary Had a Little Lamb"

TRUE OR FALSE: Sophia believes a neighborhood dog named Samson ate her friend Ida Silverman. She saw the dog with Ida's blue scarf, and no one has seen her since.

Season 6, Episode 23 - "Love for Sale"

TRUE OR FALSE: Although Dorothy allows her uncle Angelo to stay in her and Stan's apartment building, she's not invited to his raucous housewarming party, attended by The Girls and Stan.

Season 3, Episode 2 - "One for the Money"

The Girls once owned and ran a wedding consulting and catering business. What was the name of the company?

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

Rose is prepping for her boudoir photoshoot for Miles. She planned to wear the flannel nightgown that makes Miles "hot." Blanche disagrees and offers to help her find a costume that fits his personality: serious, conservative, and concerned about the world around him. What costume does she choose?

Season 4, Episode 16 - "Two Rode Together"

Dorothy and Sophia return home after attending the funeral of Sophia's best friend Edith Flannery. Dorothy wants to spend more quality time with her mother, so she suggests they go away for the weekend. When she tells Sophia to choose the location, where does she want to go?

Season 7, Episode 5 - "Where's Charlie?"

Which Golden Girl once pretended to be possessed by Rose's late husband, Charlie?

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 14 - "The Actor"

TV actor Patrick Vaughn is in town to perform at the community playhouse. Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose each audition for the role of his leading lady, Josie, but to their dismay, none of them get the part. What local Miami actress lands the role of Josie?

Season 2, Episode 15 - "Before and After"

After a recent health scare, Rose is living life to the fullest, but her new lifestyle (and new friends) are disrupting the household. When Dorothy and Blanche confront Rose, they believe she's being excessive, but Rose thinks they can't make the adjustment. What does Rose do?

Season 6, Episode 18 - "Older and Wiser"

Which Golden Girl said she was struck by lightning once?

Season 1, Episode 13 - "A Little Romance"

As Rose's beau, Dr. Jonathan Newman, is leaving the dinner party, he tells Rose he wants to get together soon because there's something important he wants to discuss with her. What does Rose think it is?

Season 4, Episode 20 - "High Anxiety"

Which Golden Girl once went cold turkey and gave up sex?

Season 5, Episode 13 - "Mary Had a Little Lamb"

TRUE OR FALSE: Out of desperation, Dorothy once told one of Rose's St. Olaf stories to help a single father and his pregnant teenage daughter reconcile their differences.

Season 5, Episode 18 - "An Illegitimate Concern"

A young man named David Patton comes to the house and says he's selling encyclopedias. Who does he ask to speak to?

Season 5, Episode 12 - "Have Yourself a Very Little Christmas"

TRUE OR FALSE: Back in St. Olaf, a traditional Christmas starts with a pageant consisting of shepherds, angels, and two wise men.