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

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

The Last Pancake Breakfast

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

What is the name of the ill-tempered old neighbor that opposed a city petition to save a 200-year-old oak tree on her property? She was hated so much that the neighborhood children dressed up like her one Halloween.

Season 5, Episode 15 - "Triple Play"

Which Golden Girl said her mother-in-law didn't want her to marry her son because she wasn't a virgin?

Season 4, Episode 2 - "The Days and Nights of Sophia Petrillo"

Which Golden Girl believes the size of a man's ears is directly proportional to the size of his other bodily organs?

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

What movie do The Girls watch that scares them and keeps them up one night talking and eating cheesecake?

Season 3, Episode 25 - "Mother's Day"

With his business struggling, Stan implores Dorothy to ask his mother for a loan, fearing his own request would disappoint her. Despite Mother Zbornak's usual harshness, Dorothy asks, and to her surprise, Mother Zbornak consents, revealing a fondness for her daughter-in-law. Why is his mother mean to Dorothy?

Season 7, Episode 17 - "Questions and Answers"

Rose immediately bonds with Jake, the dog Dorothy and Blanche give her, and secures him a job as a therapy dog at the hospital. They frequently visit Mrs. Hubbard, a patient whose devoted husband is always at her bedside. When Mrs. Hubbard unexpectedly passes away, what tough decision does Rose make concerning Jake?

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

It's been a year since Big Daddy's passing, and The Girls help Blanche sell his belongings. Blanche sees his Bible and fondly reminisces how he never went anywhere without it. When she opens it, she discovers it's hollow with no pages. What's inside?

Season 7, Episode 15 - "Goodbye, Mr. Gordon"

What is the name of Dorothy's former high school English teacher from Brooklyn, NY? She harbored an intense and embarrassing infatuation with him during her youth, and he exploited her eagerness to please him.

Season 3, Episode 4 - "The Housekeeper"

When The Girls try to rehire Marguerite as their housekeeper, she confesses she's lousy at it. She says she goes to school at night, and the only time she has to study is during the day while The Girls are out. What is Marguerite studying to be?

Season 5, Episode 8 - "That Old Feeling"

Unbeknownst to Rose and Blanche, Sophia has been secretly using their cars, leading to Blanche running out of gas and Rose fearing her car was stolen. When Sophia returns home one day, Dorothy notices she's carrying a thick phone book. Why does she have the book?

Season 4, Episode 3 - "The One That Got Away"

After being sexually rejected multiple times by her college crush Ham Lushbough, Blanche angrily confronts him during a dinner date and storms out of the restaurant. When Ham comes to the house to explain why he turned her down, what does Blanche learn?

Season 4, Episode 4 - "Yokel Hero"

The St. Olaf Woman of the Year blue ribbon panel, the Topplekoffer triplets, comes to the house to conduct a face-to-face interview with Rose because she's a candidate. Dorothy states the obvious about the brothers—they don't look anything alike. Why are they surprised by this?

Season 5, Episode 9 - "Comedy of Errors"

Blanche receives an IRS audit notice, but she remains unfazed, confident in her ability to charm her way out. However, her chosen attire for the audit—sexy lingerie—suggests a rather unconventional approach. Why is she disappointed when the auditor arrives?

Season 2, Episode 19 - "Long Day's Journey Into Marinara"

Rose agrees to keep a chicken named Count Bessie for a patient at the grief center, but Dorothy and Blanche don't want the chicken in the house. To convince The Girls to allow Count Bessie to stay, Rose says she's a showbiz chicken. What is Count Bessie's talent?