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

Finish this line by Rose:

Back in St. Olaf, our justice system is very progressive. Their motto was, "Use a gun, ..."

Go apologize

Season 6, Episode 5 - "Wham, Bam, Thank You Mammy"

After years and years of not hearing from her childhood caretaker, Viola Watkins, Blanche finally learns why she left so suddenly when she was a little girl. Blanche said she woke up one morning to discover that Viola left without saying goodbye. What was the reason?

Season 1, Episode 15 - "In a Bed of Rose's"

Rose invites her beau, Al Beatty, to spend an intimate night with her. She hopes he's quiet during sex and wants him to leave in the morning when The Girls are out golfing. Why is she secretive about him staying the night?

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

Rose decides to practice celibacy to help St. Olaf's crops. Blanche advises her to hide this from her boyfriend Miles and instead use abstinence to make him more attentive and affectionate. What happens between Rose and Miles?

Season 3, Episode 10 - "The Audit"

Rose enrolls in night school to take Spanish classes for a promotion at the counseling center, and Blanche, thinking it's a great idea, decides to take night classes, too. Why is Blanche taking the classes?

Season 7, Episode 7 - "Dateline: Miami"

TRUE OR FALSE: Blanche was kicked out of The Rusty Anchor once for sitting on the bar's piano and singing, "I Wanna Be Loved by You".

Season 5, Episode 10 - "All That Jazz"

Which Golden Girl implied that her husband was well endowed?

Season 7, Episode 8 - "The Monkey Show, Part 1"

Dorothy is feeling great about her life right now: she's completely separated from Stan, and she and her sister, Gloria, are cultivating a new relationship. To her shock and disappointment, what does she find when she walks into her room one evening?

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 17 - "Like the Beep Beep Beep of the Tom-Tom"

Which Golden Girl gets nauseous when she's scared?

Season 1, Episode 15 - "In a Bed of Rose's"

After Rose's beau, Al, has a heart attack and dies in her bed, she discovers he was married. She goes to Boca Raton to inform Mrs. Beatty of her husband's passing, but his wife isn't surprised to see a strange woman at her door. What does Rose learn about Al?

Season 5, Episode 18 - "An Illegitimate Concern"

A young man named David Patton comes to the house and says he's selling encyclopedias. Who does he ask to speak to?

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

The Girls struggle with a difficult decision after a visit from a city inspector. One of them must move out if Blanche can't afford the necessary home improvements to comply with rental regulations. When the inspector comes back to see who's leaving, The Girls are surprised at Blanche's response. What does she say?

Season 5, Episode 16 - "Clinton Avenue Memoirs"

TRUE OR FALSE: Rose's father once worked as an organ grinder.

Season 4, Episode 20 - "High Anxiety"

Sophia accidentally overturns a bottle of Rose's prescribed pills. Unable to refill the prescription until after the holiday, Rose begins exhibiting explosive behavior due to the lack of medication. When they ask her what the pills are for, what does she say?

Season 7, Episode 17 - "Questions and Answers"

After the birth of their first child, Rose received a Dachshund named Rusty from her husband, Charlie. One night, their house caught fire, and Rusty alerted everyone and pulled them to safety. He even saved their cat, Scruffy, whom he disliked. Rusty went into the burning building one last time, but he didn't survive. What did he go in for?

Season 5, Episode 10 - "All That Jazz"

Dorothy's son, Michael, visits and announces his job loss and separation from his wife. Concerned by his lack of responsibility, Dorothy makes a difficult decision after observing his week of beachside leisure. What does she do?

Season 1, Episode 3 - "Rose the Prude"

TRUE OR FALSE: The divorce lawyer was the first person Dorothy slept with after her divorce from Stanley.

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

Rose's beau, Ernie Faber, asks her to go away with him for a romantic weekend. While on their getaway, Ernie says he has a problem that Rose should know about, but it's not easy for a man to say. He hoped their little vacation would help. What does Ernie confide in Rose?

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"?