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

TRUE OR FALSE: The Girls once kept minks as pets.

False. They kept minks to breed for fur.

Season 2, Episode 25 - "A Piece of Cake"

Why did Rose sell her house in St. Olaf, Minnesota and move to Miami?

Season 4, Episode 6 - "Sophia's Wedding, Part 1"

Sophia's husband, Salvadore, and Max Weinstock were business partners; they ran a concession stand on the Coney Island boardwalk. What kind of stand was it?

Season 2, Episode 22 - "Diamond in the Rough"

The Girls are organizing the hospital charity banquet. Jake Smollens from V.I.P. Catering comes to the house to apply for the catering position. Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose boldly flirt with him, but which Golden Girl lands a date with Jake?

Season 4, Episode 20 - "High Anxiety"

TRUE OR FALSE: When Rose was a child, she had a chicken that could cluck the scores of Broadway musicals.

Season 5, Episode 6 - "Dancing in the Dark"

After 5 consecutive Fridays without a date, Blanche is determined to break her dating slump. She devises a plan to visit a location teeming with eligible men—a place so obvious, she's surprised she hadn't considered it sooner. Where is it?

Season 2, Episode 17 - "Bedtime Story"

When Blanche contours her eyebrows, what American blonde bombshell supermodel, actress, and entrepreneur does she use as a guide because she believes they have exactly the same bone structure? (Hint: She holds the record for the most consecutive covers (3) for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.)

Season 2, Episode 21 - "Dorothy's Prized Pupil"

When Dorothy tutors Mario Sanchez, one of her favorite students, she reads a story he wrote about his first night in America when his uncle took him to a movie. She enters the story in a district writing contest, and he wins first place. In celebration, The Girls throw him a surprise party. Unfortunately, what happens at the party?

Season 6, Episode 15 - "Miles to Go"

Blanche carefully saves the price tags on a $300 dress that she plans to wear and return because she can't afford it. When she takes it back to the store, she neglects to remove the dry cleaning tag and has to pay for the dress. How does Blanche cover the cost of the dress?

Season 1, Episode 24 - "Big Daddy"

When their neighbor, Mr. Barton, begs Sophia to remove the curse she put on him for being unneighborly, he says he's been experiencing a series of problems: his golf clubs are missing, his clocks are wrong, he can't eat, he can't sleep, and he can't sit due to a boil on his backside. Who was actually doing these things to him?

Season 7, Episode 13 - "The Pope's Ring"

According to Rose, what is the name of St. Olaf's most romantic outdoor trysting place?

Season 5, Episode 15 - "Triple Play"

Which Golden Girl said her mother-in-law didn't want her to marry her son because she wasn't a virgin?

Season 4, Episode 24 - "Foreign Exchange"

Which Golden Girl got caught with the Orkin man?

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

Blanche is dating Stevie, a professional baseball player...and she's coaching him. Her goal is to help him with his game by teaching him the sensuality of baseball. What does she give him to wear under his uniform for batting practice?

Season 6, Episode 2 - "Once, in St. Olaf"

Sophia has a successful hernia operation, and Dorothy is relieved that her mother is recovering well. Unfortunately, Dorothy receives a phone call from the hospital later that evening with bad news concerning Sophia's whereabouts. What is the call about?

Season 1, Episode 21 - "The Flu"

When The Girls attend the Best Friend of the Friends of Good Health award dinner, Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose are in fierce competition for the accolade. Who wins the award?

Season 4, Episode 8 - "Brother, Can You Spare That Jacket?"

After The Girls learn they're holding a winning lottery ticket, Blanche puts the ticket in the pocket of her new aviator jacket for safekeeping. They return home after a celebratory dinner, frantically searching for the jacket, but to no avail. What happened to the jacket?