In the sixth season of The Golden Girls, not only do the girls walk a fine line between comedy and sincerity, but they do it with grace and ease. Blanche deals with a ghost from the past that meant a great deal to her, Dorothy is making tough decisions about her ex-husband Stan, Sophia's dealing with every parent's nightmare of out living their children, and Rose's childhood dream comes true about meeting a family member that she always imagined. How much detail do you know about how the girls handled these topics? See how many of these trivia questions you can answer.
Blanche receives a letter from her younger brother Clayton saying he's coming to Miami, and he has a big surprise. She thinks he wants her to meet his girlfriend, but what is Clayton's big reveal?
Sophia gets the flu, and the doctor says she needs to rest for at least three weeks. Dorothy's busy with work and can't take care of her mother during day. How does Dorothy get Sophia to voluntarily go to the retirement home Cypress Grove?
Blanche is looking for a new roommate because Dorothy is marrying Stan and moving out. What American actress, singer, businesswoman, and leading lady of the hit movie Singin in the Rain plays Truby, the potential new roommate?
Dorothy feels guilty when Sophia has surgery for a hernia; she asked her mother to move a sofa, and she's been in pain ever since. After the operation, Sophia confesses to Dorothy the real reason behind how she got the hernia. How did she get it?
Sophia's making Salsa Grandioso for the Festival of the Dancing Virgins, and she wants to teach Dorothy. It takes weeks to make the sauce and has 152 ingredients. For 1400 years, Sophia's family passed the recipe from mother to daughter, and each one one improves it in some way. What did Sophia add to the recipe?
Rose has been nominated once again for the Volunteer Vanguard Award, and she's super excited about winning. She's been nominated for seven years, but she always lost to Agnes Bradshaw. This time, Rose is confident she's going to win. Why does she feel this way?
Which Golden Girl got married outdoors on February 12th?
Blanche wants to join the Daughters of the Old South heritage club, but she has to prove that her family is "100% southern Confederate stock". As she and Dorothy review her family documents, they discover Blanche's great-grandmother is from Buffalo, NY, and her maiden name is Feldman. What does this mean for Blanche?
To encourage kids to read during spring vacation, Dorothy's school is putting on a series of plays based on favorite children's stories. Dorothy is in charge of the first grade production. What story are they acting out?
Blanche is having a difficult time accepting that her brother Clayton is gay even after he brings his boyfriend Doug to Miami. Clayton tells Blanche he brought Doug to meet her for a very important reason. What is the reason?
Sophia takes the guests of the Cypress Grove retirement home out for a walk; they're gone for six hours. When they return, the owner Mr. Porter tells Sophia the truth - she's not really the Activities Director. He tells Dorothy not to bring her back. What does she say?
The day of Dorothy and Stan's wedding, Blanche and Rose tell Dorothy she said needs "something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue". They give her something new, borrowed, and blue. What was her "something old"?
Myles goes back into the Witness Protection Program when he learns the Chicago kingpin that he's hiding from, The Cheeseman, is still alive. What is Myles' new name and identity?
Which Golden Girl goes on a diet every year to fit into her wedding dress and take a picture?
Dorothy and Sophia are planning the Volunteer Vanguard Award banquet. Dorothy's impressed how her mother is securing great deals on various services like catering and flower arrangements. During the banquet, Dorothy notices the men on staff are very generous and flirty with her. Why is this?
Blanche returns home from the drugstore and tells the girls she was approached by a photographer for a Pennysaver print ad; he wants to use her face. Rose tags along to the shoot, and the photographer wants to use her hands. When they finally see the ad, they're shocked. What is the ad for?
What American celebrity lawyer who pioneered the concept of palimony, did Stan introduce to Dorothy as his best man on the day of their wedding?
After Myles goes back into the Witness Protection Program, Rose dates a new man named Karl. He's very inquisitive about Myles and his whereabouts. Rose tells Karl that even though she can't see Myles anymore, she still has feelings for him. Why is Karl asking about Myles?
Dorothy tells the girls how she was stood up for her senior prom by one of the toughest kids in her high school. She said he smoked, drank, and made rude noises under his armpits, but she was in love with him. He calls her almost 40 years later; he's in Miami and wants to see her. What is his name?