Season 4, Episode 19 - "Till Death Do We Volley"

Which Golden Girl played tennis when she was in high school?

Dorothy

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 23 - "Son-in-Law Dearest"

Which Golden Girl said she had sex with her husband every morning and every night for 18 years of her marriage?

Season 5, Episode 19 - "72 Hours"

Dorothy and Blanche go to the hospital with Rose for her HIV blood test. Rose is terrified and doesn't want to give her name at the check-in desk. The receptionist encourages her to use an anonymous name. What name does she use?

Season 7, Episode 2 - "The Case of the Libertine Belle"

When The Girls join Blanche and her museum co-workers for a murder mystery weekend, Kendall Nesbitt, the Director of Acquisitions, is found lying across Blanche's bed with a steak knife in his chest.

TRUE OR FALSE: Blanche was charged and arrested for a real crime that was committed during the murder mystery weekend.

Season 1, Episode 4 - "Transplant"

Which Golden Girl said she breastfed her son until he was 12?

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

What is the name of the local bar that Blanche frequents often?

Season 5, Episode 21 - "Sisters and Other Strangers"

Which Golden Girl has a sister who's a published author? (Hint: The title of her sister's novel is Vixen: Story of a Woman.)

Season 2, Episode 16 - "And Then There Was One"

Which Golden Girl got separated from her parents at a carnival when she was 9 years old and thought they had abandoned her?

Season 1, Episode 23 - "Blind Ambitions"

The Girls have a yard sale to raise money for a new tv, but they can't part with anything because of its sentimental value. Sophia can't part with her pitcher, Blanche can't separate from her Elvis Presley salt and pepper shakers, and Dorothy refuses to sell her hockey stick. What is Rose's item?

Season 5, Episode 24 - "All Bets Are Off"

According to Rose, what is the name of St. Olaf's most famous religious painting?

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

When Rose gives Miles his birthday present of her boudoir photograph, she expects it to be an intimate moment shared between them. Unfortunately, she ends up leaving out of embarrassment. What happens?

Season 7, Episode 17 - "Questions and Answers"

Thrilled to learn that Jeopardy! is auditioning contestants in Miami, Dorothy decides to try out. After acing the general knowledge exam, she's delighted to receive a callback and dives into intensive study to prepare for the show. What book does Rose give her to help her prepare?

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

After her heart surgery, Blanche says she may never be the same. She believes she had an out-of-body experience, and it's time to re-evaluate her life. She eventually goes out with her beau, Simon, after weeks of not dating, but ends the night early. What big decision does she make?

Season 5, Episode 13 - "Mary Had a Little Lamb"

TRUE OR FALSE: Sophia believes a neighborhood dog named Samson ate her friend Ida Silverman. She saw the dog with Ida's blue scarf, and no one has seen her since.

Season 7, Episode 1 - "Hey, Look Me Over"

While Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose are reading Blanche's romantic journals, Blanche mentions an encounter with "a traveling salesman named Chuck." Rose is shocked, as her late husband, Charlie, was a traveling salesman who went to Florida every spring for sales meetings.

TRUE OR FALSE: Before Blanche and Rose met, Blanche once slept with Rose's husband Charlie.

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

Rose volunteers to be Blanche's personal servant to make up for losing her earrings (amongst other things), and Blanche takes full advantage. A week later, Blanche's beau, Sam Burns, returns Blanche's earrings and Rose's watch that she left at his place. When Blanche apologizes to Rose, how does Rose respond?