Are You A "Golden Girl"? Part II Quiz

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!"

Answer: she shrunk

When Sophia loses weight she starts eating like crazy to gain it back. We later find out that Sophia had shrunk a little since she came from Shady Pines.

Answer: hairdresser

Eduardo was the hairdresser that the girls found extremely attractive. However, his hairstyling skills weren't as great. He gave Rose, Dorothy and Blanche the same repulsive hairstyle.

Answer: 98 pounds

Sophia weighs 98 pounds. She weighed 100 pounds until she shrunk.

Answer: a Greek god

When Eduardo is trying to think of hairstyles to give the girls, he tells Dorothy that she has great bones and could be a Greek god.

Answer: charlie horse

When her aerobics instructor gets a charlie horse, Rose thinks it's an exercise. "She has a cramp, you idiot!" - Dorothy to Rose.

Answer: PF Flyers

When the instructor convinces Dorothy and Blanche to buy $85 sneakers, Rose says she's going to stick to her sweats and PF Flyers.

Answer: heart attack

Dorothy's brother had a heart attack and died suddenly in "Ebbtide's Revenge". Though Phil is mentioned several times throughout the show, he never made an appearance.

Answer: Angela

Angela was married to Phil for 26 years but never got along with Phil's mother, Sophia. Sophia referred to Angela as "Big Sally".

Answer: 26 years

Phil and Angela were married for 26 years. From the beginning, Angela says Phil was a crossdresser. Apparently, he wore a wedding dress with a plunging neckline at the wedding.

Answer: Father Salerno

Father Salerno was shocked to see Phil in the coffin. Phil was buried in Miami instead of Newark, which is where Phil was from and so the priest knew nothing about Phil. After looking at Phil, who was buried wearing a teddy, the only thing he could think to say about Phil Petrillo was, "He was special".

Answer: $47

Angela's father gave Sophia a dowry check for 2 million lira, or $47 dollars, for Phil. When it bounced, Sophia held a grudge against Angela, though that was not the only reason for the feud. Sophia was also mad that Angela didn't try to change Phil's cross-dressing lifestyle.

Answer: majorette

We find this out in "Ebbtide's Revenge" at Phil's funeral.

Answer: Ingmar

Rose tells the story of Ingmar, a boy who liked to do bird imitations. When Blanche asked "What's wrong with that?" Rose replies, "Well, let's just say you didn't want to park your car under their oak tree". That is so gross!

Answer: police officer

Blanche was completely against Clay and Doug's marriage. When she realized her shame would cost her her brother, she swallowed her pride and embraced her new brother-in-law.

Answer: Agnes Bradshaw

It was the first time the award was given to a posthumous winner. Rose, who had been hoping for the award herself, accepted on Agnes's behalf and at the end of the episode says she is going to get Agnes's name off of the trophy.

Answer: Neiman Marcus

This is mentioned after Clayton tells Blanche that the wedding will be a simple ceremony to which Doug replies, "Although we are registered at Neiman Marcus".

Answer: Irving Kapella

To get a discount for the ice sculptures Sophia tells Irving he can date Dorothy. When she finds out, Dorothy refuses to go out with him so Sophia agrees to date him instead.

Answer: Sophia

After having a hard time accepting Clayton and Doug's engagement, Sophia talks to Blanche in the kitchen, trying to get her to come around on her brother's relationship. That's the scene where she asks Blanche to marry her. Of course, she was just pulling her leg in that very special Sophia way.

Answer: Dorothy

This was never seen in the show, it was only mentioned when the girls were home from the banquet and Rose expressed her humiliation about her outburst when Agnes Bradshaw won the award. Blanche then mentions that at the time they left, everyone was still talking about Dorothy leading the conga line of busboys.