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

How did Rose's grandmother, Grandma Nylund, die on her 100th birthday?

Her family and friends threw her a surprise birthday party, and she dropped dead when they yelled "surprise".

Rose: I've only been to one surprise party in my life, but I'll never forget it. It was for Grandma Nylund's 100th birthday. She was from a whaling village in the old country, so we kind of made that the theme of the party. We all dressed as Vikings with helmets and spears. We all crowded into her little room up over the barn. She walked in, lit a candle, and we yelled, "Surprise!". She dropped dead right there. We all thought that was such a nice way to go.

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 3, Episode 4 - "The Housekeeper"

After realizing that Marguerite is not a good fit as their housekeeper, The Girls reluctantly agree to fire her. Blanche says Dorothy should do it because she's the meanest. Rose disagrees, saying Dorothy just looks the meanest. What does Dorothy say about Rose?

Season 3, Episode 7 - "Strange Bedfellows"

When The Girls confront Blanche about having an affair with city councilman candidate Gil Kessler, she adamantly states that nothing is going on between them. Later that evening, during Gil's press conference, he's questioned about his relationship with Blanche. What does he say?

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

TRUE OR FALSE: Dorothy and Blanche agree to alternate nights at The Rusty Anchor so they don't have to share the male attention.

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 8 - "The Monkey Show, Part 1"

Dorothy is feeling great about her life right now: she's completely separated from Stan, and she and her sister, Gloria, are cultivating a new relationship. To her shock and disappointment, what does she find when she walks into her room one evening?

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

According to Rose, what is the "St. Olaf Wedding March"?

Season 5, Episode 17 - "Like the Beep Beep Beep of the Tom-Tom"

Following a physical examination, Blanche's doctor prescribes a Holter monitor to assess her heart activity. During her follow-up appointment, the doctor, concerned by her slow and irregular pulse, recommends hospitalization for further testing. What does Blanche learn she needs surgery for?

Season 7, Episode 23 - "Home Again Rose, Part 1"

The Girls are relieved to learn that Rose is doing well after a mild cardiac episode. The doctor wants her to stay overnight for observation. When The Girls arrive the next day to pick up Rose, what does the nurse tell them?

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

What is Dorothy's advice to Rose on how to relax when speaking in front of a group of people?

Season 2, Episode 14 - "The Actor"

While Patrick Vaughn is in Miami performing at the community playhouse, he secretly dates Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose simultaneously. After an afternoon date with Blanche, he comes to the house and is surprised to see Dorothy and Rose there. Why?

Season 1, Episode 13 - "A Little Romance"

One night, Rose falls asleep and has a vivid dream involving The Girls, her beau, Dr. Jonathan Newman, and her father. What famed psychic and one of the best-known American astrologers of the 20th century also appears in her dream?

Season 5, Episode 1 - "Sick and Tired (Part 1)"

Dorothy's been sick for five months; her main complaint is that she's often exhausted. She sees a specialist, but he can't find anything wrong with her and recommends a doctor in New York. Which Golden Girl does Dorothy ask to go to New York with her?

Season 5, Episode 11 - "Ebbtide"

While attending her father's funeral in Atlanta, Blanche clashes with her sister, Virginia, who accuses her of selfishness, claiming the family's grief is marred by suspicions of Blanche's ulterior motives. How does Blanche respond?

Season 7, Episode 15 - "Goodbye, Mr. Gordon"

Rose excitedly announces her new position at the TV station—associate producer of the Wake Up, Miami show. Her co-workers liked her suggestion about a segment on women who live together, and they need to fill two more spots. Which Golden Girls appear as guests on the show?

Season 1, Episode 12 - "The Custody Battle"

What is the name of Dorothy's wealthy younger sister who lives in California?

Season 5, Episode 1 - "Sick and Tired (Part 1)"

Shortly after Blanche excitedly announces to The Girls that her destiny is to be a great romance novelist, she complains about having writer's block. She has been staring at a blank piece of paper for hours. When Dorothy asks how much she's written so far, what does Blanche say?