In the sixth season of The Golden Girls, the ladies not only walk a fine line between comedy and sincerity, but they do so with grace and ease. Blanche confronts a ghost from her past who held deep significance for her, Dorothy grapples with tough decisions regarding her ex-husband Stan, Sophia faces every parent's nightmare of outliving their children, and Rose's childhood dream of meeting a long-lost family member comes true. How well do you recall the details of how the Girls navigated these situations? See how many of these trivia questions you can answer.
Blanche finally decides to do the right thing and not bankrupt St. Olaf by cashing in the war bonds. Rose mentions they're planning to build a statue in her honor. But just as Blanche tears up the bonds, Dorothy questions how St. Olaf is paying for the statue if they're broke. What does Rose say?
When Rose and her husband Charlie went to the courthouse to get their marriage license, they also got a permit for what?
Rose said she had a nanny when she was a child; she was her best friend. She could tell her anything, and she'd keep it a secret. They used to run in the meadow or play hide-and-seek in the barn. She treated Rose just like her own kid. What was unique about Rose's nanny?
Rose is annoyed with Abby, the new girl at the TV station, who keeps chatting with her all day and stopping her from getting any work done. With a little help from Sophia, Rose tells Abby to back off and leave her alone. When the station manager announces Abby as the new consumer reporter, what does that mean for Rose?
Sophia's nickname for Dorothy is "Pussycat". Why does she call her that?
Back from Sister Agnes' funeral, Dorothy worries that Sophia isn't dealing well with the death of her best friend because she's been silent since they left the cemetery. What does Sophia eventually announce to the Girls?
Blanche's secret admirer wants to meet her for lunch, so the Girls go with her for safety. At the restaurant, a waiter directs Blanche to the bar, and Rose spots the admirer approaching their table and remarks on his handsomeness. When Blanche turns to meet him, who is she shocked to see?
Dorothy notices that her mother randomly asks her strange, hypothetical questions about what she likes in a man. She even takes a picture of Dorothy unaware. Why is Sophia doing these things?
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?
Blanche is uncomfortable about going to dinner with Ted after finding out he's in a wheelchair. To avoid an awkward situation, she takes one of the Girls as a chaperone. Who agrees to go with her?
Rose gets a call from her insurance company. Mr. Nivingston, the guy Blanche rear-ended, is claiming an injured back from the car accident and threatening a lawsuit unless they settle out of court. Why is Rose being sued?
Blanche's husband, George, shows up and tells her he faked his own death because he couldn't be married to her anymore. He explains that his business was failing, and he was about to be disgraced. Why did he fake his death?
Everyone calls Blanche's father Big Daddy, but what is his real name?
Which Golden Girl once took her boyfriend to listen to lesbian poetry?
Their neighbor Harry Weston's dog Dreyfuss has puppies, and Rose enjoys having them over to play. Naturally, she's excited when Harry says the Girls can keep one of the puppies. How does Blanche respond to having a pet?
Rose gets a letter from her car insurance company saying they're dropping her because of Mr. Nivingston's lawsuit. Blanche believes they can prove he's faking his injury by tricking him into performing "certain acts of a sexual nature". What's her plan?
Lyle Waggoner and Sonny Bono are both vying for Dorothy's attention, and they show up at the house demanding she choose between them. An argument breaks out, a fight starts, and then a police officer shows up to arrest Lyle. Turns out, he's a prime suspect in a crime spree. In what city and state are these charges filed?
Blanche's childhood caretaker, Viola Watkins, comes to visit and offers her condolences about Big Daddy's death. When she finds out Blanche is selling his stuff, she asks if she can have the music box she gave to the family. Why does she want it?
When Sophia takes sex and relationship advice from Blanche about her crush Tony Delveccio, Blanche tells her she should sleep with him. What does Blanche do to help Sophia be more attractive and desirable for her date with Tony?
Which Golden Girl is a member of the Mile High Club?