▲ 36 r/allinthefamily
"Wait! Mrs. Haskell, you forgot your floor!"
If you didn't see it, would this be one of the most unusual things you've heard?
u/No-Reveal827 — 11 hours ago
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▲ 126 r/mamasfamily
Would you vote for Mama for mayor?
Harper days are here again!
u/No-Reveal827 — 1 day ago
▲ 84 r/allinthefamily
"Mister, could we use a man like Herbert Hoover again?"
reddit.comu/No-Reveal827 — 2 days ago
▲ 19 r/mamasfamily
Watermelon Bottom?
This was Mama's nickname in school. Is it appropriate?
u/No-Reveal827 — 3 days ago
▲ 14 r/allinthefamily
What were the ingredients in the Steamboat that Archie smashed his hand into when he first met Edith?
Edith laughed, but Maude thought it was disgusting.
u/No-Reveal827 — 4 days ago
▲ 10 r/theGoldenGirls
Frieda Klaxton is at it again.
Another 200-year-old oak tree in Miami is on the chopping block!
Note: this is not a Golden Girls video - just a coincidence.
u/No-Reveal827 — 6 days ago
▲ 6 r/theGoldenGirls
Why would a town in Minnesota can tuna? Tuna is a sea fish.
Rose mentions that the founder of St. Olaf was Heinrich von Anderflunen, the first man to ever can tuna in its own natural juices. This sounds strange, even for St. Olaf.
u/No-Reveal827 — 6 days ago
▲ 27 r/beatles
Did the Beatles ever make a comment about this album or the Chipmunks in general?
I like to think they might have gotten a kick out of this. This was the first "all-Beatles" covers album, issued in 1964.
FYI, this is/was available on CD. I ran across this in a box of CDs I hadn't played in a while (I bought it used).
u/No-Reveal827 — 6 days ago
▲ 61 r/theGoldenGirls
Bea and Rue were both in "Maude", and Betty and Rue were both in "Mama's Family". Was there a show with both Bea and Betty before "The Golden Girls"?
reddit.comu/No-Reveal827 — 6 days ago
▲ 129 r/allinthefamily
Is there anything funnier than Edith's story about a can of "mmm-mmms, in heavy syrup" damaging a car?
I liked Father Majeski. I was glad he came back for a couple more episodes.
u/No-Reveal827 — 9 days ago
▲ 70 r/mamasfamily
A problem with Mama's cream-colored Herbert Hoover having it's way with Iola's pink Dainty Bess.
Iola's flower would not be a mix of pink and white. Her rose's offspring would have this. The flower on the original plant would not change.
u/No-Reveal827 — 9 days ago
▲ 42 r/mamasfamily
What do you think happened to Bubba after the show ended? I'm particularly curious if he went to Florida after college. But do you think he went on and got a bachelor's degree (or higher) or anything else.
reddit.comu/No-Reveal827 — 10 days ago
▲ 59 r/theGoldenGirls
Why would Rose, Dorothy, and Sophia have to help pay for the roof or redoing the driveway?
In the episode where the roof is leaking and they buy the Dekimell painting, or the episode where they can't buy a new TV because they're paying for the driveway to be redone (I think it's the one with Rose's blind sister), why isn't Blanche? Blanche owns the house, not all four of them; the other three pay rent. In fact, when they're forced to find someone to move out due to codes, Blanche is against giving/selling them a share of the house because it is hers. To me, if Dorothy, Sophia, and Rose are paying rent, maintenance should be Blanche's responsibility.
u/No-Reveal827 — 13 days ago
▲ 20 r/Madonna
Anyone else think "Shoo-Bee-Doo" is an underrated song?
I love this song.
u/No-Reveal827 — 14 days ago
▲ 36 r/allinthefamily
Was Archie Bunker and Henry Jefferson two peas in a pod?
reddit.comu/No-Reveal827 — 14 days ago
▲ 12 r/theGoldenGirls
I'm thinking it's the one where Sophia goes into the hospital and winds up with a bracelet that says she's Zulu, Queen of the Dwarf People.
u/No-Reveal827 — 19 days ago
▲ 9 r/theGoldenGirls
They put out the ad so Marvin would have someone after Sarah died. I've often thought that Sophia might have went to her funeral and/or stay friends with Marvin after she was gone. I mean, the concern was Marvin would be alone, and I could see her being friends with him. Sophia said she really cared for him.
u/No-Reveal827 — 20 days ago