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Remember when The Golden Girls and the Thank You for Being a Friend theme song made everyone tune in to 80s TV every week. Four women, one kitchen, and an endless supply of cheesecake became one of the funniest 80s sitcoms. With memorable characters like Sophia, Dorothy, Rose, and Blanche, The Golden Girls became a staple of 80s sitcoms. Relive the nostalgia and see why this show is still considered a classic TV show today.

15 Weird Facts About The Golden Girls You Didn't Know

Chapters:

00:00 - Intro
01:05 - Blanche’s Accent — Rue McClanahan
02:46 - Surprising Ages - Estelle Getty, Bea Arthur
04:28 - The Theme Song — Cynthia Fee
06:02 - Reunited Cast — Bea Arthur, Rue McClanahan, Betty White
07:51 - Swapped Roles
09:41 - Miami Nice to TV Legend — Susan Harris
11:18 - The Missing Golden Girl — Charles Levin
13:03 - Bea Arthur Said No
14:54 - Recycled Set
16:55 - Continuity Errors
18:25 - Blanche’s Iconic Wardrobe
19:57 - Shared TV Universe — David Leisure , Richard Mulligan
21:29 - Hated Cheesecake
22:42 - Golden Girls Cameo — Quentin Tarantino
24:33 - Not Really Friends

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Late-night cheesecake, St. Olaf stories, and Sophia’s “Picture it…” burns—The Golden Girls is comfort TV with bite. But behind the Miami pastels are some truly weird facts: Estelle Getty was younger than Bea Arthur while playing her mom, Betty White and Rue McClanahan nearly played each other’s roles, the pilot had a fifth roommate (Coco!), and those “Miami” exteriors weren’t in Florida at all. We’ll also revisit the show’s bold HIV storyline, the Emmy sweep, and why The Golden Palace couldn’t replicate the original quartet’s alchemy. If you love classic TV, pull up a rattan chair and let’s get weird.