Since we're having a drought where I live, should everyone remain celibate until it's over?

I'll go ahead and suggest Ulf the Umbrella King be excused since he's already suffered enough.

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u/No-Reveal827 — 4 days ago

Is there anything, and I do mean anything, more spiritually uplifting than listening to Edith singing and playing the piano?

"Those were the days..."

u/No-Reveal827 — 20 days ago
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Beatles fans, what is your opinion of the Monkees?

I actually got into the Beatles from the Monkees. I love both, but I wondered what other Beatles fan think of the group. John loved the show and the two groups were friends.

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u/No-Reveal827 — 26 days ago

How would Blanche feel at this moment if she knew her sister Charmaine would publish a novel a few months after this?

Blanche wanted to be special. She thought this would do it. How would she feel at this moment knowing that Charmaine was about to publish a novel instead of her?

u/No-Reveal827 — 1 month ago

In "Gloria's Having a Baby", do you agree with Archie?

Archie points out Mike and Gloria's situation and chastises Mike for Gloria's pregnancy. When he and Edith had Gloria, they had money in the bank. Mike is in college, not working, and living with his in-laws.

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u/No-Reveal827 — 1 month ago

Don't you just love Mama's reaction to winning a trip to Hawaii on Jeopardy?

The look on her face and the accompanying scream.

u/No-Reveal827 — 1 month ago

To boldly go where no Golden Girl has never gone before...

How many actors/actresses appeared on The Golden Girls and also appeared in one of the Star Trek shows. The one that stood out to me was Hallie Todd that played Blanche's promiscuous niece Lucy and also Data's daughter Laal. I know there are others.

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u/No-Reveal827 — 1 month ago

Should Q have made another visit?

And do you agree with Vash? The fact that he actually does know everything is more annoying than just thinking he knows everything?

u/No-Reveal827 — 2 months ago

So what is "Z" for?

"Zulu, Queen of the Dwarf People", "Zbornie", "Zbnornak"?

I need closure!

Edit: it got posted. It was "Zulu, Queen of the Dwarf People."

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u/No-Reveal827 — 2 months ago

Lolly Perdue was "Mee-Maw" before Sheldon's grandmother was.

I had never heard the term "mee-maw" before The Big Bang Theory. I heard it on Mama's Family just a few minutes ago. I googled it, and was told it was made famous in The Big Bang Theory and Young Sheldon, but Mama beat Sheldon Cooper to it. Lolly Perdue was "mee-maw" first. I do know that's it's regional, but I had never heard it before.

I absolutely love this episode. It's a beautiful side of Thelma, and the fact that things are not always what they seem.

u/No-Reveal827 — 2 months ago

Do you think Uncle Roy ever came back?

This was just on. Thelma bets he will (he left his cooler). What do you think?

u/No-Reveal827 — 2 months ago
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What do you think? Do you want a normal dog like everyone else, or would you rather have Snoopy?

u/No-Reveal827 — 2 months ago

Boom Boom on the Golden Girls

Gloria LeRoy plays clarinet for Sophia's fundraising band on The Golden Girls. LeRoy was Mildred "Boom Boom" Turner on All in the Family. I had never noticed before, but it is her.

u/No-Reveal827 — 2 months ago