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Dorothy, Rose, and Blanche are three women who share a house in Miami, Florida. Dorothy's elderly mother, Sophia, unexpectedly moves in after her retirement home burns down, and Blanche accepts a proposal of marriage. Written by
Attmay
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Trivia
Charles Levin who played Coco, the live in cook, in this episode, was to be a regular but was written out because the network thought it was not appropriate to have a gay character in the cast.
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Goofs
Blanche's hair length changes repeatedly throughout the evening.
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Quotes
Rose Nylund:
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Dicussing sleep]
Charlie on the other hand moves all night long - his side of the bed looks like a murder took place.
Dorothy:
Rose, Charlie is dead.
Coco:
Why tell her?
Dorothy:
Coco, its been 15 years.
Rose Nylund:
I know he's dead - I'm not crazy. I just like to speak of him in the present tense, sometimes, it makes him seem closer.
Coco:
That's fine Rose, you do that!
Dorothy:
Sure Rose - set a place at the table!
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The most brilliant comedy series in history, The Golden Girls, starts off with an impressive and hilarious first episode.
The very first episode deals with Blanche, and her engagement to a suspicious man. However, it's really Dorothy, Rose, and the introduction of Sophia that steal the episode.
This first episode is crucial, because it makes us realize who these women are. Dorothy is intelligent and sarcastic, Rose is dimwitted, Blanche is sexy, and Sophia is grumpy. All are explored in this classic first episode.
The only complaint is Coco, who thankfully was written out of the series after this episode. His character goes nowhere, and is borderline offensive.