Season 4, Episode 1 - "Yes, We Have No Havanas"

After Blanche and Sophia spend weeks competing for the affection of Fidel Santiago, The Girls receive a phone call informing them of Fidel's death. When they go to his funeral, they notice everyone in attendance is female. Why is this?

Answer

They're all Fidel's girlfriends.

Season 6, Episode 18 - "Older and Wiser"

Blanche and Rose are delighted when a photographer chooses them for a Pennysaver ad featuring Blanche's face and Rose's hands. However, they're horrified when they receive an advance copy of the ad in the mail. What is it for?

Season 5, Episode 16 - "Clinton Avenue Memoirs"

Sophia and Dorothy visit their old apartment in Brooklyn, NY, to stir up Sophia's memories. Sophia wants to prove to Dorothy that she remembers her husband, Salvadore, carving a giant heart on the back of the pantry door, but to her dismay, it isn't there. Where does Sophia find the heart carving?

Season 4, Episode 23 - "Rites of Spring"

TRUE OR FALSE: Sophia said for 50 years, she's weighed 99 pounds.

Season 6, Episode 26 - "Henny Penny - Straight No Chaser"

When measles quarantines the first-grade cast of Dorothy's Henny Penny production, she convinces the director to recast with adults, enlisting The Girls to participate. Which Golden Girl played each of the following characters?

Henny Penny
Goosey Lucy
Turkey Lurkey
The Storyteller

Season 4, Episode 23 - "Rites of Spring"

When Sophia takes The Girls to her hairstylist Eduardo, he tells them:

"After Eduardo does a woman's hair, the years melt away. She is transformed into a breathtaking, sensuous, vivacious goddess of beauty."

When he's done and makes a grand reveal of each girl's new hairstyle, why are they disappointed?

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

Sophia and Max Weinstock finally make up after being at odds for 40 years. Max comes to visit Sophia in Miami, and The Girls are shocked to find them in bed together. When Dorothy confronts her mother, what surprising news does Sophia announce?

Season 1, Episode 16 - "The Truth Will Out"

TRUE OR FALSE: Blanche once lied to her sister, Virginia, claiming she was left on the doorstep by gypsies, simply because Virginia annoyed her.

Season 3, Episode 4 - "The Housekeeper"

After The Girls fire Marguerite as their housekeeper, they experience a series of unfortunate events and quite a bit of bad luck. Blanche and Rose believe it's a direct result of firing Marguerite and think they should rehire her. Why do they believe these things are happening to them?

Season 2, Episode 4 - "It's a Miserable Life"

The Girls and some of their neighbors attend a county commissioners' meeting to save a 200-year-old oak tree in their neighborhood. During the meeting, Rose gets fed up with their neighbor Mrs. Claxton's mean and nasty behavior, and tells her if she doesn't like what's happening, she can drop dead. What happens to Mrs. Claxton?

Season 6, Episode 12 - "Ebbtide's Revenge"

TRUE OR FALSE: Dorothy carries the weight of guilt, believing her actions somehow caused her younger brother, Phil, to become a cross-dresser.

Season 4, Episode 9 - "Scared Straight"

After a late night at the counseling center, Rose runs into Blanche's brother, Clayton, in the park. Blanche sent him on a blind date with a woman from the museum, but Clayton says Blanche doesn't know his type. What does Clayton confess to Rose?

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 1, Episode 16 - "The Truth Will Out"

After years of telling her children that her husband, Charlie, was a successful businessman, Rose finally reveals the truth to her daughter, Kirsten, about her father and why there wasn't much left in his will. What is the truth?

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

TRUE OR FALSE: Blanche made a date at her husband's funeral.

Season 6, Episode 7 - "Zborn Again"

With Stan now rich from his baked potato opener, Sophia thinks he's getting a bit too fond of Dorothy. He sends expensive candy and steaks, but Dorothy insists they're just friends, though she wonders if she's been leading him on. When he invites her out for a spin in his 1948 Studebaker, what happens that night?

Season 3, Episode 21 - "Larceny and Old Lace"

Dorothy and Blanche secretly read Rose's diary, and they're horrified at her description of the "two pigs" she lives with. Rose is furious they invaded her privacy, but she explains that she didn't know them when she wrote that. What do Dorothy and Blanche learn about Rose's diary?

Season 4, Episode 4 - "Yokel Hero"

What is the name of The Girls' doctor neighbor who brought over their mail when they returned from St. Olaf?

Season 3, Episode 15 - "Dorothy's New Friend"

Back in St. Olaf, Rose had a neighbor named Mean Old Lady Hickenlooper, who always looked angry and never smiled because she was born without smiling muscles. Rose told her that a smile is just an upside-down frown. What did Mean Old Lady Hickenlooper do every time Rose passed by?

Season 4, Episode 9 - "Scared Straight"

TRUE OR FALSE: Dorothy said she used to borrow her brother Phil's clothes because they both wore girls' clothes.