Blanche's pregnant daughter Rebecca comes to Miami to have her baby.

While Sophia is in the hospital, Rose is reunited with her biological father.

When Stan finally has a successful business venture, he grows tired of being browbeaten by Dorothy.

Dorothy tries to convince an aging hippie shut-in to come out of his apartment.

Blanche's former nanny, Viola Watkins, reveals a shocking fact about Big Daddy.

Dorothy attracts severe criticism for refusing to pass a star football player in the high school English Literature course which she is teaching.

Dorothy resists Stan's attempts at reconciliation after he finally hits it big; Rose asks Sophia for help with dealing with an annoying co-worker.

Sophia decides to become a nun to honor a friend who recently passed away.

Blanche's late husband George suddenly turns up, claiming to have faked his own death, while Dorothy finds herself caught in a love triangle with two celebrities.

Sophia asks Blanche for tips on how to please her boyfriend Tony.

Blanche makes a date with a man she meets at a library, not realizing that he is confined to a wheelchair.

When Sophia's son Phil dies, she must deal with her animosity towards his widow, Angela.

Rose and Miles decide that they need more adventure in their relationship, so they take up skydiving.

Blanche's homosexual brother, Clayton, plans a commitment ceremony with his boyfriend, Doug.

Rose learns that her boyfriend Miles is really Nicholas Carbone, a mob witness relocated to Miami by the Witness Protection Program.

Dorothy and Stan decide to remarry.

As Dorothy and Stan plan their wedding, the other girls interview potential new roommates.

Sophia becomes the recreational director at a senior center.

After fearing him dead, Blanche wants her relationship with Mel Bushman to become more serious.

To land a man at an audition for a production of The Taming of the Shrew, Blanche pretends that her baby granddaughter Aurora is really her own child.

As Rose moves on with her life, Miles' sudden return complicates matters with her new boyfriend, Karl. Meanwhile, Sophia loses her glasses and Blanche makes a shocking discovery while tracing her heritage for the Daughters of the Old South. Written by Anonymous

Dorothy learns that Sophia turned away her prom date John, who is now in Miami, because of the way he was dressed. When she told her that he stood her up, Dorothy lost all her self-esteem and went out with Stan because of this.

Stan wins a date with Dorothy at a charity auction.

Police suspect that Sophia may be responsible for the fire that destroyed the Shady Pines Retirement Home.

Sophia cannot recall the events that lead to the Shady Pines fire.

When the entire cast catches the Measles, the girls must take their places in the class play.

The Golden Girls is based on the lives and interactions of four older women who have all been divorced/widowed, and are now roommates. Dorothy's main goal during the series is to find a companion she can relate to while her mother Sophia adds her comical outlook and frequents Picture This stories. Rose's St. Olaf-ness makes her a little corny but lovable. One thing that changes nearly every episode is whom Blanche is courting. Written by John W. Hale