Quiz On The Golden Girls Sitcom

In the episode "The Way We Met," it is revealed that Blanche met Rose in a grocery store while posting an add saying that there is a room in her house that is for rent.

In the episode "Grab That Dough," the girls make it onto a game show called Grab That Dough in Hollywood.

In the episode "Letter to Gorbachev," Rose writes a letter to Mikhail Gorbachev about nuclear war.

In a few episodes, it's revealed that Miles busted a crime master called the Cheese Man. The Cheese Man then is after Miles, forcing Miles to join the Witness Relocation Program.

In the episode "Scared Straight," Blanche's brother, Clayton, comes to town on vacation. However, in the episode, Clayton reveals that he is gay and Blanche is not too happy about it.

In the episode "Old Friends," Rose has a teddy bear named Fernando that she's had since she was six years old.

Since Dorothy and Sophia are near Disney World, Sophia wants to ride "Space Mountain" rather than reminisce with Dorothy.

It is revealed in numerous episodes that Blanche's maiden name is Hollingsworth while Devereaux is her married name.

In 1972, Bea Arthur played Maude Findlay on "Maude," a spin-off of the hit sitcom "All in the Family." Rue McClanahan played Maude's friend and neighbor, Vivian Harmon.

In one episode of the show, Sophia tells the girls that she was once in a relationship with artist Pablo Picasso.

Burt Reynolds is to host the party, but the girls never get to go. However, Sophia does and Reynolds makes an appearance at the end of the episode. The episode is "Ladies of the Evening."

In the episode "The Housekeeper," the girls hire a Jamaican woman named Marguerite as their maid. After the girls eventually fire her, they believe that she put a curse on them.

The girls can't sleep after watching the horror film "Pyscho." Since they can't sleep, they stay up all night and talk about how they all first met.

In the episode "How Do You Solve a Problem Like Sophia," a friend of Sophia's who was a nun, passes away. In her honor, Sophia decides to become a nun.

Rose takes Dorothy to Mr. HaHa's for a surprise birthday party in the episode "A Piece of Cake." Dorothy is not to happy about it while Rose has the time of her life at the children's fast food restaurant.

In an episode, Blance reveals that she wore a non traditional red dress to her husband, George's funeral.

In the pilot episode of the show, Coco is the girls' chef.

In the pilot episode, "The Engagement," Blanche's boyfriend, Harry, proposes. However, Blanche and Harry never end up getting married.

In the episode "Sisters and Other Strangers," Blanche's sister Charmaine comes to town and participates in a book signing for her new book. After becoming great friends after a long time, Blanche decides to read the book, only to find out the heroine is based off of her.

In real life, actress Bea Arthur mentioned that she was never a fan of cheesecake, even though the girls often ate it on the show.

In the episode "Good Bye Mr. Gordon," Dorothy and Blanche agree to be featured on a talk show called "Lesbian Lovers of Miami" as a favor for Rose.

In the episode "Straight No Chaser," the girls play a part in the children's play "Henny Penny." Rose plays Henny Penny, Blanche plays Goosey Loosey, Dorothy plays Turkey Lurkey, and Sophia is the narrator for the play.

In the episode "Mrs. George Devereaux," Blanche has a dream that she has a secret admirer who happens to be her deceased husband, George. In the dream, Dorothy has two secret admirers, Sonny Bono and Lyle Waggoner.

In the episode "Letter to Gorbachev," Sophia sings "Thanks for the Medicare," a parody of the song "Thanks for the Memories" for a local talent show.

In the episode "Vacation," Rose, Dorothy, and Blanche go on a vacation to the Bahamas without Sophia. However, the whole trip turns out to be a disaster.

Sophia meets a man her age named Alvin, who she soon meets with everday. In the episode, it is revealed that Alvin is very ill.

In the episode "Mixed Blessings," Dorothy's 23 year old son, Michael, announces that he will marry Loraine, an African American woman twice his age.

Charles Nelson Reilly never guest starred on the show, but was mentioned in the episode "Ladies of the Evening."

In the episode "Mary Has a Little Lamb," the girls let a pregnant teenager named Mary stay with them after her father kicked her out of her house.

Dorothy and Sophia were the only two Golden Girls to be married more than once on the show. Dorothy was married to Stan Zbornak and Lucas Hollingsworth. Sophia was married to Salvador Petrillo and Max Weinstock. Sophia was previously engaged three times.

None of the Golden Girls were Danish. Dorothy and Sophia were both Italian, Blanche was French, and Rose was Scandanavian.

Sophia Petrillo, a character in The Golden Girls, is renowned for her sharp wit and biting sarcasm. Played by Estelle Getty, Sophia often delivers the show's most memorable and humorous lines, making her a fan favorite. As the mother of Dorothy Zbornak, Sophia's character adds a unique dynamic to the group with her blunt honesty and no-nonsense attitude, often lightening tense moments with her quick one-liners.

In this episode, Dorothy gets tickets to a tribute concert for The Beatles. She then begins to date the man who played George Harrison in the concert.