Olaf, these ladies needed no one's permission to do the things they loved with the people they'd chosen to spend their final days with. Whether that meant eating midnight cheesecake, throwing on slinky nightgowns to entertain a barrage of bedroom suitors, or just telling wild stories about St. ">TV Throwback: The Best Shows to Rewatch Right Now That they were getting up there in age didn't stop them from enjoying themselves or each other. What mattered was that they were still in the company of those they loved and they were being true to their own passions. The fact that they even had kids or grandkids - save for the unique relationship between Sophia and Dorothy, of course - was mostly treated like an afterthought. And Rose, sweet Rose, was a ball of sunshine - albeit a wacky one, sometimes - who helped others cope with their grief. Blanche was a former debutante who embraced her sexuality and didn't abide by any societal suggestions that she was too old to do so. Dorothy, Sophia's daughter, was a schoolteacher who commanded a room with her booming voice, smarts, and sense of moral authority. Sophia was harsh and hilarious, loved to cook, and had a lifetime of stories to tell about the old country.
These women refused to be beholden to any kind of "three widows and a divorcée" titling the Golden Girls prided themselves on their individual skills and personalities. By the time we met them in the series' pilot, Dorothy and Rose were living in Blanche's cozy Miami home after responding to an ad, three strangers who'd become a family in their golden years, and Sophia moved in after her retirement home burned down. They had their own identities, desires, and priorities that had nothing to do with earning a World's Greatest Grandma mug. The acerbic jokes went right over my head, and I couldn't keep up with much of the episodic plots, but what I do remember is that the show was mandatory, drop-everything viewing, and it changed my entire understanding of what the twilight years could look like.Ĭontrary to what I'd imagined of my grandmother's days when I wasn't around, these women - Sophia ( Estelle Getty), Dorothy ( Bea Arthur), Blanche ( Rue McClanahan), and Rose ( Betty White) - weren't sitting around cross-stitching pillows and waiting for the littles to come by so they could spend all day making peanut butter toast and playing Yahtzee. Parking garage closed on Sundays.My first memories of The Golden Girls are probably pretty similar to a lot of other '90s kids: I'd be at my Granny's house on a "sick day" and she'd insist we pause our thousandth viewing of The Wizard of Oz to catch the quartet of silver-haired women sling sass all over the place. Suggested Parking: 461 N Bedford Dr Parking Garage.
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