The Golden Girls-A Timeless Comedy That I Love

I remember when The Golden Girls debuted. I always loved Bea Arthur's role as Maude and was sure The Golden Girls would be just as entertaining. The series began in the 80s with four highly valued independent women. Each of the characters had lost a husband either by divorce or death. This set the scene for many entertaining episodes exploring the trials and tribulations of these women in the golden years of their lives.

Faithfully I watched as each episode explored the problems that needed to be resolved. Each is as exciting as the next. Romantic problems, family problems, and personal issues were the focus of the many entertaining episodes. Dorothy, the daughter of Sophia with deep Italian roots, argued back and forth concerning mother-daughter issues. Rose, a Minnesota farm girl and the endless stories of her life, is a dimwitted woman with stories that continued with no valid point. Finally, Blanche over-sexed women who continually charmed the pants off of her male companions.

Each of the episodes was heart-warming and left a feeling of a positive outcome to the problems of daily living. Golden Girls is a show that I still watch today, and the jokes and antics are timeless and entertain me. I love to laugh, and The Golden Girls is a show that not only entertains but strikes the funny bone. If you haven't had the opportunity to watch this show, I suggest you do so now. The warm-hearted themes and comedic humor will undoubtedly entertain and warm your soul. Golden Girls is a show I will continue to watch since each viewing is just as funny as the first time. Watch it today.

Have you forgotten how funny this show is? Golden Globe Awards and eleven Emmys are one of the most loved shows. The character consists of roommates living in Miami, Florida, each with her unique problems and personality. Dorothy and her Mother, Sophia, Rose, and Blanche, are the homeowners. The roommates rent rooms from Blanche and interact with each other in humorous ways finding solutions to each person's problems.

The show ran for seven seasons, with each episode funnier than the next. You can watch the show on DVD or television. You will find that it is one of the best late-night shows around.

The Golden girls live in a traditional Miami home with wicker furniture and coastal design. The original episode included Coco, a gay man who served as the cook. However, since the show revolved around the girls cooking and talking in the kitchen, his part was eliminated early in the series. Instead, Coco was referred to as "the fancy man in the kitchen" by Sophia. Although his role was short-lived on the show, he added to the revolutionary theme of the show.

Golden Girls was the first TV sitcom to feature females as the main characters of a show. Its theme and storyline continued through the seasons with male suitors visiting at home. The Golden Girls' four young-at-heart housemates are living together in Miami. It showed promiscuous, cluelessness, and hilarious storylines; these extraordinary, lovely ladies form a beautiful circle of mismatched friends.

Dorothy, a substitute teacher with a sarcastic personality, is constantly commenting on the activities of her other roommates. In addition, she makes hilarious remakes in some of the most sarcastic ways.

Dorothy's x-husband makes guest appearances, always trying to win her back. He is a novelty salesman who wondering lust caused the divorce. He and Dorothy rekindle their relationship in many situations but always fail to reconcile ultimately.

Rose is the nitwit of the household. She is naive and comes from Minnesota. She has a stupid story about here home in St. Olaf. Everything from two-headed pigs to stories of life in her hometown.

Blanche is a sex-loving person, always looking for a man to conquer. She keeps notebooks full of suitors' names. She spent time with ratings on their talents. She is a vain Southern Belle who always has the answers to everyone's problems.