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

Rose and her beau Ernie Faber finally reach an intimate, sexual relationship. Ernie expresses his appreciation to Rose saying he overcame his impotence because of her warmth and understanding. After he thanks her for all she's done, what shocking news does he reveal to her?

Answer

He's still in love with his ex-wife and wants to reunite with her.

Season 2, Episode 8 - "Vacation"

While Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose are on their Caribbean vacation, they get into a verbal altercation with the men in the room next door. As a peace offering, the men invite The Girls on an evening sailboat cruise. What happens while they're cruising?

Season 2, Episode 13 - "The Stan Who Came to Dinner"

When asked if she had been unfaithful to her husband, which Golden Girl said the following?

"Oh, of course not. I was only flirting. There's nothing wrong with that. Keeps you healthy, keeps you in shape, keeps your buttocks firm."

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

After The Girls attend Mrs. Claxton's funeral, the funeral director informs them that Mrs. Claxton was accidentally cremated. He gives them her ashes because they paid for the funeral. What does Rose do with Mrs. Claxton's remains?

Season 2, Episode 15 - "Before and After"

When Rose and The Girls clash over her abrupt lifestyle change to live life to the fullest, Rose moves out and into a stylish beachside apartment with two much younger roommates. After getting to know her new roomies and learning they've lived together about a year, Rose is disappointed to find out what?

Season 7, Episode 17 - "Questions and Answers"

TRUE OR FALSE: Dorothy and Rose both participated on the TV game show Jeopardy!.

Season 7, Episode 22 - "Rose, Portrait of a Woman"

Blanche describes her Christmas cards as a "moving tribute to the spirit of the season." It's a picture of her and the 3 wise men following the Christmas star. What is she wearing in the picture?

Season 1, Episode 18 - "The Operation"

The night before her operation, Dorothy sneaks out of the hospital, too afraid to have surgery on her foot due to her phobia of hospitals. Why does she have this phobia?

Season 6, Episode 10 - "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Before They Die"

After taking Blanche's advice and spending an intimate night with Tony Delveccio, Sophia tells him she loves him while they're lying in bed. How does he respond?

Season 2, Episode 3 - "Take Him, He's Mine"

When Stan comes to the house depressed about losing his business, he asks Dorothy out for dinner and a friendly shoulder to cry on. Dorothy already had plans for the evening, so she begs The Girls if one of them would take her place. Which Golden Girl reluctantly agrees to go out with Stan?

Season 4, Episode 18 - "Fiddler On the Ropes"

Prizefighter Kid Pepe wants to attend the Juilliard School of Music to play the violin; he's auditioning after his next fight. The dilemma is that if he fights, he could injure his hands and not be able to audition. If he doesn't fight, The Girls lose their investment money. What do they tell him to do?

Season 3, Episode 4 - "The Housekeeper"

The Girls rehire Marguerite as their housekeeper because they believe she put a curse on them when they fired her. When Marguerite arrives, they give her champagne and a bouquet of flowers. Rose was in charge of buying her a gift: something you would buy for yourself. What does Rose buy?

Season 1, Episode 14 - "That Was No Lady"

Dorothy experiences love at first sight with a handsome gym teacher she met at the school where she has been substitute teaching. He asked her out to dinner during their first encounter. What is his name?

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 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"?