Season 7, Episode 16 - "The Commitments"

Initially hesitant, Blanche agrees to go out with Dorothy's blind date because she has other plans. When he arrives, Blanche is pleasantly surprised to see the tall and handsome Jerry. The next morning, she complains that he was far from a gentleman and even made her pay half of the dinner bill. Why did Jerry treat her that way?

Answer

Jerry hasn't dated since his wife died. To get back into the swing things, he researched modern women and their desire for equality, including paying their own way.

Season 2, Episode 3 - "Take Him, He's Mine"

When Dorothy apologizes to Blanche for accusing her of sleeping with Stan, she explains to Blanche that she was feeling jealous, lonely, and a mixture of other feelings. Blanche tells her she knows exactly how she feels and even has a name for it. What does Blanche call it?

Season 4, Episode 24 - "Foreign Exchange"

Dorothy is a nervous wreck after Philomena and Dominic Bosco say there's a possibility she's their biological daughter. They believe Dorothy and their daughter, Gina, were switched at birth. Sophia agrees to go to the hospital for a blood test. What is the result of the test?

Season 6, Episode 14 - "Sisters of the Bride"

When Rose confirms The Girls' Volunteer Vanguard Award banquet reservations, she's told her ticket is free, leading her to believe she's won the award. However, during the banquet, it's announced that the posthumous winner is Agnes Bradshaw. Why do they want Rose there?

Season 3, Episode 21 - "Larceny and Old Lace"

How did Sophia meet her boyfriend, Rocco?

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

Which Golden Girl's ex-boyfriend is an obituary editor and listed her in the local newspaper as dead to get revenge for dumping him?

Season 4, Episode 14 - "Love Me Tender"

Which Golden Girl once went out to dinner with a man and during the date, he begged his ex-wife to come back to him?

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

TRUE OR FALSE: Back in Minnesota, Rose was known as the Sherlock Holmes of St. Olaf.

Season 3, Episode 14 - "Blanche's Little Girl"

To negotiate better working conditions for employees over 70, Sophia organizes a meeting at the house with her boss, Mr. McCracken, and a few co-workers. They've already been on strike for a week. What do Dorothy and Rose learn about Mr. McCracken when he arrives?

Season 6, Episode 22 - "What a Difference a Date Makes"

Dorothy confides in The Girls that she was stood up for senior prom by one of the toughest guys in her high school. He smoked, drank, and made rude noises under his armpits, but she was in love with him. Almost 40 years later, he calls unexpectedly, expressing his desire to see her. What is his name?

Season 3, Episode 3 - "Bringing up Baby"

The Girls finally agree to forfeit the caretaker's fee of $100,000 and send Baby the pig back home because they believe he's homesick. Days later, Rose receives a letter from her cousin who took Baby in. He said Baby arrived safely and was happy to be on the farm, but what happens to Baby shortly after his arrival?

Season 3, Episode 9 - "A Visit from Little Sven"

Rose wants her cousin Sven from St. Olaf to feel welcomed when he visits. She has worked late and barely had time to pick up a cake. She goes to the "Get It While It's Hot" erotic bake shop and gets a cake in the shape of....well, a man's member. What did Rose think it was in the shape of?

Season 7, Episode 20 - "A Midwinter Night's Dream (Part 1)"

Which Golden Girl was cursed with the Curse of the Strega by the village witch, Lena Pascerelli, who warned, "Beware the leap year's full moon"?

Season 3, Episode 11 - "Three On a Couch"

Blanche tells Rose the following:

"If you're not doing something stupid, you're saying something stupid or wearing something stupid or cooking something stupid."

In response, Rose calls Blanche a gerkochanachen. What does this mean?

Season 3, Episode 13 - "The Artist"

Blanche comes home agitated after posing for Laszlo the artist's new sculpture. She says his sketches don't look anything like her. Rose reluctantly confesses she's been posing for him too, and a heated argument ensues between the two. When Dorothy tries to referee, what do they all discover about each other?