Golden Girls Trivia

1. 'The Golden Girls' is a comedy show about four mature ladies, Dorothy, Blanche, Rose and Sophia, who live together in Miami. Which two of the ladies are related?

From Quiz 'The Golden Girls'

Answer: Dorothy and Sophia

Sophia is Dorothy's mother. This made for an added dimension in the relationship between the two. They are not just house mates. Sophia is played by Estelle Getty, Dorothy is Beatrice Arthur, Rose is Betty White and Blanche is Rue McClanahan.

From Quiz "Golden Girls" Potpourri

Answer: Disdam

After Sophia plays 'disdam' Dorothy challenges her to use it in a sentence to prove it's a legitimate word. Sophia says, "You're no good at disdam game!'

From Quiz Golden Girls

Answer: Podiatrist

Sophia had asked for a free check up, but then she was told that he was a podiatrist.

From Quiz "Golden" Nicknames

Answer: Rose

Sophia called Rose "Stable Mabel" after Rose shot Blanche's vase. Their home had been broken into and Rose bought a gun for protection. Blanche and her date came in, forgot to turn off the alarm and Rose fired at them in the dark.

From Quiz The Golden Girls

Answer: Seven

The show aired from 1985-1992, showing a total of 180 episodes.

From Quiz The Many, Many Men of Dorothy Zbornak

Answer: Doctor

Dr. Elliot Clayton first came to the ladies' house to examine Sophia, where he met Dorothy. Dr. Clayton was played by Peter Hansen, who as fans of the daytime soap opera "General Hospital," know, played Lee Baldwin on the soap for quite a number of years. I love it when Rose tries to trick Elliot into making a pass at her: "Do you want to see some Polaroids of me in my tennis skirt?"

From Quiz I love "The Golden Girls"!

Answer: Rose, Sophia, Blanche

Dorothy's husband, Stan, actually left her for a younger woman- Chrissy, the flight attendant.

From Quiz The Golden Palace

Answer: Fern

In this episode, Blanche is going through the registry books for the hotel which date back to 1985. She sees that a regular customer by the name of Miles Webber once frequented the hotel. Assuming he is cheating on Rose, Blanche tells Rose about the books. After Roland, the manager of the hotel, sees Miles, he confirms that Rose's Miles is not the customer that stayed at the hotel. Relieved, Rose makes amends with Miles, only to find out that Miles wasn't so faithful afterall. He tells Rose that he met a waitress named Fern and fell in love with her. Unsure over whom to choose, Miles' decision is made for him when Rose breaks up with him. In a later episode, Rose is helping a woman plan her cow-themed wedding, only to find out the woman is Fern, and she is marrying Miles.

From Quiz The Golden Girls

Answer: Miami

The show always started with a screenshot of Miami Beach at sunset. Miami is a popular retirement destination for the American elderly.

From Quiz The Best of the "Golden Girls"

Answer: George Clooney

George Clooney played one of the police officers who used the girls' house in order to catch jewel thieves.

From Quiz The Golden Girls

Answer: Aurora

Blanche has several grandchildren visit during the show, more than any of the others. This is kind of ironic, since she was supposedly the youngest of the four!

From Quiz Are You A "Golden Girl"? Part II

Answer: friction

Dorothy, Rose and Blanche try to join a gym to lose weight. The aerobics instructor tries to sell them everything from vitamin packs to leg warmers. When the aerobics instructor asks Dorothy what she uses to keep her legs warm Dorothy replies, "Friction! That's why we're here!"

From Quiz Are You A "Golden Girl"?

Answer: Max

Max and Sophia tried to open up a pizza-knish stand after they were wed. However, they realized their lifelong dream wasn't the same without Sal and Esther and the two newlyweds separated.

From Quiz A 'Golden' Quiz

Answer: Dorothy

This was the episode in which Rose and Blanche start an Elvis fan club and show a partially eaten pork chop from the King himself.

From Quiz "Golden Girls" Potpourri 3

Answer: Caroline

Caroline didn't want Miles to date Rose because her mother had only been dead a year. When Miles found out he told Rose and Caroline that it was his life and he wanted to date Rose.

From Quiz 'Golden Girls' Were You Really Paying Attention?

Answer: Dorothy's fur stole

Blanche told Dorothy no one was interested in her stole because they don't wear them anymore, keep in mind in the pilot, she borrowed her stole for a date.

From Quiz "Golden Girls" Potpourri 2

Answer: Gil Kessler

The girls were working on his campaign when he lied and said he was having an affair with Blanche. Blanche denied this and the girls thought she was lying. They ended up not speaking to each other until the truth came out.

From Quiz "The Golden Girls"

Answer: 1985

"The Golden Girls" debuted in 1985 and ran for seven successful seasons, ending its run in 1992.

From Quiz "Golden Girls" Quotes and Potpourri

Answer: Blanche

The girls had been robbed and Rose was spooked so she bought a gun. Blanche had been on a date with Lester and they accidentally set the alarm off. Rose shot the gun and hit Blanche's Chinese vase. Blanche was so upset she told Rose that she wished she'd have shot Lester.

From Quiz Golden Girls

Answer: Sicily

This is said many times, including: "Now, listen up, you shriveled old Sicilian meatball!"

From Quiz "Golden Girls" Potpourri

Answer: He was arrested for bigamy

The police officer who comes to tell Blanche about Harry's arrest was played by Meshach Taylor. He went on to co-star on "Designing Women".

From Quiz Other Story Lines of the GG

Answer: Rose and Sophia open the house up to tourists without a hotel room

Dorothy goes with Blanche to Atlanta for the funeral. While they are away Sophia turns the house into a hotel for tourists with no place to stay. A prized plate of Blanche's was broken so Rose made Sophia give up all the money she made to buy a new one, then Blanche smashed it as soon as she got home.

From Quiz "Golden Girls" #2

Answer: The Rusty Anchor

This was Blanche's favorite hangout.

From Quiz "Golden Girls" For Fans No. 2

Answer: Magda

She constantly says how communism is the best way.

From Quiz Golden Girls

Answer: Picture it

Most of the time she is telling stories about growing up in Sicily.

From Quiz "Golden Girls" Part VIII

Answer: Guy Corbin & Corbin

It was when they went to the game show "Grab That Dough" when Rose told the three other girls that Guy Corbin makes her ovaltine boil.

From Quiz "Golden Girls" Part VII

Answer: 4

There are 4 women: Dorothy, Blanche, Rose, and Sophia.

From Quiz "Golden Girls" Part V

Answer: Edwin Newman

When Rose was about to fall asleep on the couch in the living room, the TV was on with some kind of channel testing screen with the long beep. It morphed into a newsroom and the news reporter Edwin Newman who announced that President Gorbachev of the former USSR was moved by Rose's letter, and that Rose is currently in Moscow about to give a speech.

From Quiz "Golden Girls" Part III

Answer: Jeanne was secretly seeing a married man.

Jeanne was a lesbian, which was her secret, but Blanche really initially thought that Jeanne was seeing a married man. It was Miles, not Jeanne that had to do with the Witness Protection Program. It was a female doctor who was just joking when she told Blanche she used to be a man.

From Quiz "Golden Girls" Part I

Answer: Fernando

She had another teddy bear, Mr. Longfellow, but it was really Fernando that she loved.

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