Season 3, Episode 12 - Charlie's Buddy

Season 7, Episode 4 - That's for Me to Know

TRUE OR FALSE: According to Rose, the people of St. Olaf have the same family tree. You can trace each person back to the same brother and sister.

Season 7, Episode 20 - A Midwinter Night's Dream (Part 1)

Rose is on a winning streak after entering various giveaway contests. First, she won a free prostate check, and now she's won an even bigger prize. What does she win?

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 1, Episode 7 - The Competition

Which Golden Girl confesses she's too competitive when it comes to athletics? She had to transfer high schools because of a field hockey incident.

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 2, Episode 16 - And Then There Was One

Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose agree to babysit for the participants of a charity walkathon, but baby Emily's parents don't show up when the event is over. Blanche is convinced Emily has been abandoned and proposes that she and the Girls take her in and raise her. Why?

Season 7, Episode 11 - Room Seven

Which Golden Girl mooned a chain gang on the interstate?

Season 3, Episode 23 - Mixed Blessing

Tensions run high when the Girls meet Lorraine's family, the differences between Michael and his fiancée readily apparent. Dorothy says:

"Race is not even an issue. Your daughter is twice my son's age. What can a woman in her 40s possibly have in common with a boy in his 20s?"

What does Blanche say the commonality is?

Season 6, Episode 17 - There Goes the Bride, Part 2

On Dorothy's wedding day to Stan, Blanche and Rose remind her of the tradition: "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue." They present her with tokens of their affection, covering the "new," "borrowed," and "blue". What was her "something old"?

Season 4, Episode 16 - Two Rode Together

When Dorothy agrees to take Sophia to Disney World so they can spend quality time together, Sophia is skeptical and doesn't believe that's where they're really going. What does she think Dorothy is trying to do?

Season 1, Episode 13 - A Little Romance

Blanche tells the Girls about a secret relationship she had in high school with a young man named Benjamin, who asked her to the senior prom. She was nervous about people finding out about them because, as she explains, "certain people were not to mix" back then in the South.

TRUE OR FALSE: Blanche went to her senior prom with a Black boy.

Season 2, Episode 17 - Bedtime Story

Which Golden Girl had a ragdoll named Mrs. Doolittle when she was a little girl?

Season 3, Episode 21 - Larceny and Old Lace

Why doesn't Dorothy like Sophia's boyfriend, Rocco?

Season 1, Episode 24 - Big Daddy

When the Girls meet Blanche's father for the first time, what does Blanche wear?

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

After seeing several doctors in Miami, Dorothy goes to New York to see Dr. Budd. He's dismissive and rude to her, telling her that nothing is wrong, she's just getting older, and that her fatigue is simply a result of aging. What advice does he give her?

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

Which Golden Girl gets turned on at weddings?

Season 2, Episode 20 - Whose Face Is This, Anyway?

Which Golden Girl is camera shy?

Season 2, Episode 10 - Love, Rose

Rose is depressed after falling into a dating slump. Dorothy and Blanche convince her to place a personal ad in the newspaper. She doesn't receive a response for weeks, until one day she gushes about a letter from "Isaac Newton." Who is "Isaac Newton"?

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

Which Golden Girl said her biggest fear in the world is glossophobia (fear of public speaking)?