Season 2, Episode 12 - "Sisters"

Season 2, Episode 24 - "To Catch a Neighbor"

TRUE OR FALSE: Rose once went to a coffee shop and didn't have enough to pay, so she entertained the customers with St. Olaf stories to raise money.

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

After Rose's beau, Al, has a heart attack and dies in her bed, she discovers he was married. She goes to Boca Raton to inform Mrs. Beatty of her husband's passing, but his wife isn't surprised to see a strange woman at her door. What does Rose learn about Al?

Season 6, Episode 8 - "How Do You Solve a Problem Like Sophia?"

Rose gets a call from her insurance company. Mr. Nivingston, the guy Blanche rear-ended, is claiming an injured back from the car accident and threatening a lawsuit unless they settle out of court. Why is Rose being sued?

Season 2, Episode 24 - "To Catch a Neighbor"

Detective Mullins informs The Girls that their new neighbors are criminals, and he believes they'll be making a major move within the next 72 hours. He wants to catch them, but needs their cooperation. What does he ask them?

Season 7, Episode 19 - "Journey to the Center of Attention"

After Dorothy's mesmerizing performance of "What'll I Do" at The Rusty Anchor, her self-esteem soars, and she becomes a regular at the bar. Blanche, however, grows increasingly jealous as Dorothy captures the attention of the male patrons. What does she do to get their attention and one-up Dorothy?

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

Dorothy asks Blanche what she would say for her eulogy. Blanche replies with:

"I would say I always enjoyed talking to you when I'd come home from one of my numerous dates. And I would say I always looked up to you like an older sister."

What else does she say?

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 6, Episode 1 - "Blanche Delivers"

According to Rose, back in St. Olaf, Lucky Gunther was involved in a thresher accident and his arm was replaced with a forceps. He was in charge of handing out corn at picnics. What else was he in charge of?

Season 4, Episode 14 - "Love Me Tender"

Blanche and Rose, volunteers of the "Be a Pal" program, take their young mentees, Jackie and Marla, shopping. The Girls ask them to hold their bags while they toss pennies into a fountain. Later, as Blanche and Rose exit a clothing store, the alarm goes off. What happened?

Season 5, Episode 18 - "An Illegitimate Concern"

Sophia asks Dorothy to be in the Shady Pines Mother-Daughter Beauty Pageant, and Dorothy reluctantly agrees. Even though Sophia hates Shady Pines, why does she want to compete in the pageant?

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

While working at the hospital admitting desk, Rose meets Brother Martin, a monk who thinks he recognizes her. He's from St. Olaf, too. As they share their histories, Brother Martin suddenly realizes their pasts are deeply intertwined. How are they connected?

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

What does Dorothy do for a living?

Season 1, Episode 4 - "Transplant"

TRUE OR FALSE: Although Blanche and her sister, Virginia, have never really gotten along, Blanche was an organ donor for her when she needed a kidney transplant.

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

Rose's beau, Ernie Faber, asks her to go away with him for a romantic weekend. While on their getaway, Ernie says he has a problem that Rose should know about, but it's not easy for a man to say. He hoped their little vacation would help. What does Ernie confide in Rose?

Season 5, Episode 2 - "Sick and Tired (Part 2)"

Blanche submits her completed romance novel for publication, but she's not getting the response she expected. Letter after letter comes in the mail, and they all say the same thing. What do they say?

Season 6, Episode 21 - "Witness"

The Girls attend the Daughters of the Old South initiation banquet to support Blanche. Rose unknowingly confides in her date, Karl, that Miles has returned and is staying with her. Unbeknownst to Rose, Karl is actually The Cheeseman, the gangster who's looking for Miles. What happens when they return home from the banquet?