The Golden Girls Trivia: Season 7

Does Blanche find her soulmate? Is Dorothy a slumlord? Is Rose really a slut? Does Sophia meet the Pope? Test your Golden Girls knowledge of season seven.

In the seventh and final season of The Golden Girls, the ladies reflect on past romances and contemplate new beginnings. Destiny guides Dorothy to unexpected love. Sophia journeys to Sicily to reconcile with a ghost from her past. Blanche rediscovers the beauty of traditional courtship. Rose finds newfound appreciation for her loving, if sometimes predictable, partnership. How well do you recall the details of how the Girls navigated these situations? See how many of these trivia questions you can answer.

When Sophia meets Marvin from the personals, he's accompanied by his sister, Sarah, who drives him everywhere and seems to be a permanent fixture in his life. Eventually, Sophia learns the truth about Sarah: she's not Marvin's sister; she's his wife. Why does Sarah go on all of their dates?

She's dying and doesn't have long to live. She wants Sophia to take her place so her husband will have a companion after she's gone.
Episode 14 - Old Boyfriends

Rose excitedly announces her new position at the TV station—associate producer of the Wake Up, Miami show. Her co-workers liked her suggestion about a segment on women who live together, and they need to fill two more spots. Which Golden Girls appear as guests on the show?

Dorothy and Blanche
Episode 15 - Goodbye, Mr. Gordon

Which Golden Girl, when she's extremely attracted to a man, gets a bad case of the giggles and starts sweating?

Dorothy
Episode 15 - Goodbye, Mr. Gordon

Dorothy and Blanche arrive at the local TV station where Rose works, ready for their appearance on Wake Up, Miami. As the show begins, the host introduces the topic: Does society make it harder for women to live together? To Dorothy and Blanche's embarrassment, what doesn't Rose realize about the segment?

It's about lesbians.
Episode 15 - Goodbye, Mr. Gordon
Blanche: Rose, could I see you for a moment?
Rose: You're mad, aren't you?
Blanche: Rose Nylund, every man I know is watching this show—this live show, this live show about lesbian lovers of Miami!
Rose: Every man you know is watching? Hey, we could beat The Price is Right!
Dorothy: Rose, we can't kill you here because there are cameras. Now how did this happen?
Rose: Oh, I don't know! They just said they wanted 2 women who loved each other and slept together.
Dorothy: We do not sleep together!
Rose: Yes, you did! Last month, when Blanche was having her room repainted because the plaster behind her headboard all fell out.

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.

Malcolm Gordon
Episode 15 - Goodbye, Mr. Gordon

TRUE OR FALSE: Rose once threatened Dorothy and Blanche with endless St. Olaf stories if they didn't pretend to be lesbians on a local TV show so she could keep her job.

True
Episode 15 - Goodbye, Mr. Gordon
Blanche: Listen, I'm not gonna do this.
Rose: Blanche, if you leave, they'll fire me!
Dorothy: Good. My mother is here. My teacher is here. Good!
Rose: If I lose my job, I won't be able to do anything but sit home and tell St. Olaf stories.
Blanche: Blackmail! Oh, very smart.

TRUE OR FALSE: Dorothy's favorite rock band is The Rolling Stones.

False. It's The Beatles.
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?

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.
Episode 16 - The Commitments

TRUE OR FALSE: Dorothy wins a ticket on the radio to a dinner theater performance of Beatlemania. She ends up spending the night with Don, who plays the role of George.

True
Episode 16 - The Commitments

Despite several dates with Jerry, Blanche is disappointed by his lack of physical affection. Confused and insecure, she lures him to a hotel room with the intention of seducing him. However, her aggressive advances backfire, insulting Jerry, who abruptly leaves. Why hasn't Jerry pursued a physical relationship with her?

He believes in traditional courtship and prefers to establish a deeper connection before physical intimacy.
Episode 16 - The Commitments

Which Golden Girl scored tickets to see The Beatles at Shea Stadium, but she missed out on the historical event because one of her kids was sick?

Dorothy
Episode 16 - The Commitments

Which Golden Girl's favorite TV show is Jeopardy!?

Dorothy
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?

The TV
Episode 17 - Questions and Answers

Rose has been feeling a little down in the dumps lately after volunteering at the hospital. She expresses how difficult it is to be around elderly and sick people for extended periods. In an effort to lift her spirits, what do Dorothy and Blanche give her?

A dog named Jake
Episode 17 - Questions and Answers

Thrilled to learn that Jeopardy! is auditioning contestants in Miami, Dorothy decides to try out. After acing the general knowledge exam, she's delighted to receive a callback and dives into intensive study to prepare for the show. What book does Rose give her to help her prepare?

The St. Olaf High School Yearbook
Episode 17 - Questions and Answers
Rose: Dorothy, I'm sorry I won't be able to quiz you. Jake and I are due at the Hubbards, but I have a book here that should help you prepare for your Jeopardy! tryout.
Dorothy: The St. Olaf High School Yearbook? No. Thanks anyway, Rose. I don't think I'll be needing it.
Rose: Well, ok, Miss Know-It-All. But if Alex Trebek asks you what years Ulf Horvald was on the student council back-to-back, don't come crying to me!
Dorothy: 1946 and '47. I intent to win this.

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?

She gives Jake to Mr. Hubbard for companionship.
Episode 17 - Questions and Answers

TRUE OR FALSE: Dorothy and Rose both participated on the TV game show Jeopardy!.

False. Dorothy dreamed that she and Rose participated on Jeopardy!.
Episode 17 - Questions and Answers

Dorothy is auditioning to be on the TV game show Jeopardy!. She receives a callback to participate in simulated games, the outcome of which determines her selection for the show. During the games, Dorothy is brilliant and knows all the answers. Why isn't she chosen as a contestant?

The game coordinator doesn't think viewers of the show will root for her.
Episode 17 - Questions and Answers
Dorothy: Uh, listen, I don't want anybody to lose his job over this, but I didn't get a flyer.
Coordinator: I realize that.
Dorothy: But I was good. I was brilliant. An impressive body of knowledge, you said so yourself! How could I not be on?
Coordinator: Alright, if you really wanna know, Mrs. Zbornak, I'll tell you. On Jeopardy!, we don't have any celebrity stars as contestants. Everyday citizens—those are our stars. Those are the people that our viewers care about, identify with, root for. We don't believe anyone would root for you. Thank you very much for coming.

It is that time of year again: Sophia needs new shoes. She asks Dorothy to take her shoe shopping, but her daughter is strongly against it—and so is Blanche. Why do they feel this way about taking her shopping?

Sophia is an onerous customer. She complains and belittles.
Episode 18 - Ebbtide VI: The Wrath of Stan

Sophia's brother, Angelo, stops by looking for Dorothy, but Rose is home alone. He tells her his apartment is infested with large bugs due to a previous tenant leaving behind rotting food. Rose believes his situation deserves media attention, highlighting the plight of seniors living in substandard conditions. Why is this bad news for Dorothy?

Dorothy and Stan are Angelo's landlords; they own the building he lives in.
Episode 18 - Ebbtide VI: The Wrath of Stan
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