In the second season of The Golden Girls, we accompany the ladies on vacation, meet some of their neighbors, and even delve into serious family matters. We're introduced to Dorothy's favorite student, witness Blanche undergo a major life change, watch Rose overcome a dating dilemma, and get a glimpse into Sophia's love life. How well do you recall the details of how the Girls handled these situations? See how many of these trivia questions you can answer.
After getting over the outrage of being deceived, the Girls fondly reminisce about how Patrick Vaughn made each of them feel while he was secretly dating them. Blanche said he made her feel young. Dorothy said he made her feel beautiful. Rose said he made her feel what?
What is the name of the neighbor who's suffering from "empty nest syndrome" and feels guilty about wanting to spend more time with her extremely busy doctor husband?
Rose once experienced a minor health issue that landed her in the hospital. The doctor said it was a constriction of the food pipe that can be painful and frightening, but not at all serious. What was the name of this condition?
Which Golden Girl had a ragdoll named Mrs. Doolittle when she was a little girl?
Dorothy refers to Mrs. Doolittle in Season 5, Episode 21 - "Sisters and Other Strangers", except she isn't a ragdoll.
TRUE OR FALSE: Rose once slipped into a depression because she was mourning the death of a showbiz chicken.
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.)
Once her children all reached high school age, which Golden Girl told everyone they were her husband's kids from a previous marriage?
Which Golden Girl once had an affair with a man of the cloth?
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.
Rose excitedly announces she's hired an all-female jazz band called "The Great Pretenders" for the hospital charity banquet. During the banquet, Dorothy notices something odd about the band members. What is it?
During the stakeout at the Girls' house, Detective Al Mullins hears suspicious activity at the McDowells' house via the transmitter the Girls planted at a dinner party. He and Bobby Hopkins rush to intercept an exchange and make an arrest. The Girls hear gunshots as they anxiously await their return. What happens to Bobby?
After the stakeout at the Girls' house ends and their neighbors, the McDowells, are arrested, Detective Mullins tells Dorothy he really wants to see her again. She wants to see him, too, but she says she can't because she could get serious about him. Why does Dorothy feel this way?
What was the first special occasion Rose spent alone after her husband Charlie died?
The Girls decide to breed minks, but they can't seem to get them "in the mood." They've tried several things, such as music and soft lighting. Dorothy believes they need an aphrodisiac. When they call Dr. Parks the vet to examine the minks, what does he tell them?
Blanche once said that on the evening of the 1972 presidential inauguration, she danced in the arms of the president...and woke up in his arms the next morning.
TRUE OR FALSE: Blanche spent the night with President Richard Nixon.
When Dorothy apologizes to Blanche for accusing her of sleeping with Stan, she explains to Blanche that she was feeling jealous, lonely, and a mixture of other feelings. Blanche tells her she knows exactly how she feels and even has a name for it. What does Blanche call it?
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"?
