Season 5, Episode 16 - "Clinton Avenue Memoirs"

Dorothy said her father used to take her to "the zoo". It wasn't really the zoo, but it was his nickname for what?

The race track

Dorothy: You remember the day you brought Phil back from the hospital? I was a little upset because that was the day Pop usually took me to the zoo. Well, it was the race track, but he called it the zoo.

Season 5, Episode 2 - "Sick and Tired (Part 2)"

After being sick for months, visiting several doctors, and still not knowing what's wrong with her, Dorothy seeks the advice of a trusted friend, neighbor...and pediatrician. Who does she go to see?

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

TRUE OR FALSE: Rose's idea of "getting crazy" is eating Chinese food and using forks.

Season 3, Episode 13 - "The Artist"

Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose swoon over Laszlo, the Hungarian artist at the museum where Blanche works. After attending a lecture by him on modern sculpture, which Golden Girl said the following?

"I'd like to help him mold his clay or buff his marble anytime."

Season 1, Episode 25 - "The Way We Met"

Why does Blanche say she prefers not to shower alone?

Season 7, Episode 19 - "Journey to the Center of Attention"

When Rose and Sophia return home from Doug Kirkpatrick's wake, they both express how much fun they had. Sophia particularly enjoyed the wonderful things people said about him, but sadly, he wasn't alive to hear them. What does this experience inspire Sophia to do?

Season 2, Episode 10 - "Love, Rose"

When Rose first receives a letter from her pen pal, "Isaac Newton," she's thrilled that they have so much in common. Initially, she said she couldn't go out with him because this was just an experiment. After reading and rereading his letters, she makes a surprising announcement to The Girls. What is it?

Season 3, Episode 24 - "Mister Terrific"

While Blanche is out, a beautiful, expensive brass bed is delivered and set up in her bedroom, but it's not the one she ordered. After looking at the receipt, what is she surprised to see?

Season 6, Episode 11 - "Stand by Your Man"

It's Saturday night, and Blanche doesn't have a date. Dorothy invites her to the library, and while they're there, Blanche meets a man named Ted. She strikes up a flirty conversation, and he asks her to dinner. As he's leaving, what does she learn about him that she didn't notice before?

Season 4, Episode 16 - "Two Rode Together"

Rose and Blanche team up together to write a children's storybook about Toonder the Magnificent Tiger, a character from a fable Rose heard as a child. When Rose calls her sister for more stories, what disappointing news does she learn about these fables?

Season 7, Episode 13 - "The Pope's Ring"

Which Golden Girl "stole" the Pope's ring? She was kissing his hand at a papal Mass when security swooped in to take him away, and the ring slipped off his finger.

Season 3, Episode 16 - "Grab That Dough"

The night before their appearance on the TV game show Grab That Dough, The Girls arrive at their hotel only to discover that it is completely booked, as is every other hotel in the city. Where does the receptionist say The Girls can sleep for $75, and she won't have them arrested for loitering?

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

Which Golden Girl said the following?

"I can not look at dead people. That's why I don't even watch the news. Every now and then, they sneak a corpse in on you."

Season 4, Episode 11 - "The Auction"

When Sophia tells The Girls that artist Jasper DeKimmel is hospitalized with 2 weeks to live, Blanche informs them that artwork increases in value after an artist dies. She mentions an upcoming auction featuring DeKimmel's work, suggesting they could profit. What do they agree to do?