List of The Golden Girls episodes

The Golden Girls is a television sitcom that ran on NBC from September 14, 1985, to May 9, 1992. A total of 180 episodes were produced, including 11 one-hour episodes.
== Series overview ==
Season	Season	Episodes	Episodes	Originally aired 	Originally aired	Nielsen ratings[1]	Nielsen ratings[1]
Season	Season	Episodes	Episodes	First aired 	Last aired 	Rank 	Rating
 	1 	25 	25 	September 14, 1985	May 10, 1986 	7 	21.8
 	2 	26 	26 	September 27, 1986	May 16, 1987 	5 	24.5
 	3 	25 	25 	September 19, 1987	May 7, 1988 	4 	21.8
 	4 	26 	26 	October 8, 1988 	May 13, 1989 	6 	21.4
 	5 	26 	26 	September 23, 1989	May 5, 1990 	6 	20.1
 	6 	26 	26 	September 22, 1990	May 4, 1991 	10 	16.5
 	7 	26 	26 	September 21, 1991	May 9, 1992 	30 	13.1
== Episodes ==
=== Season 1 (1985–86) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date
1 	1 	"The Engagement" 	Jay Sandrich 	Susan Harris 	September 14, 1985
2 	2 	"Guess Who's Coming to the Wedding?"	Paul Bogart 	Winifred Hervey 	September 21, 1985
3 	3 	"Rose the Prude" 	Jim Drake 	Barry Fanaroand Mort Nathan 	September 28, 1985
4 	4 	"Transplant" 	Paul Bogart 	Susan Harris 	October 5, 1985
5 	5 	"The Triangle" 	Jim Drake 	Winifred Hervey 	October 19, 1985
6 	6 	"On Golden Girls" 	Jim Drake 	Liz Sage 	October 26, 1985
7 	7 	"The Competition" 	Jim Drake 	Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan 	November 2, 1985
8 	8 	"Break-In" 	Paul Bogart 	Susan Harris 	November 9, 1985
9 	9 	"Blanche and the Younger Man" 	Jim Drake 	James Bergand Stan Zimmerman 	November 16, 1985
10	10	"The Heart Attack" 	Jim Drake 	Susan Harris 	November 23, 1985
11	11	"Stan's Return" 	Jim Drake 	Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman 	November 30, 1985
12	12	"The Custody Battle" 	Terry Hughes 	Winifred Hervey 	December 7, 1985
13	13	"A Little Romance" 	Terry Hughes 	Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan 	December 14, 1985
14	14	"That Was No Lady" 	Jim Drake 	Liz Sage 	December 21, 1985
15	15	"In a Bed of Rose's" 	Terry Hughes 	Susan Harris 	January 11, 1986
16	16	"The Truth Will Out" 	Terry Hughes 	Susan Beavers 	January 18, 1986
17	17	"Nice and Easy" 	Terry Hughes 	Stuart Silverman 	February 1, 1986
18	18	"The Operation" 	Terry Hughes 	Winifred Hervey 	February 8, 1986
19	19	"Second Motherhood" 	Gary Shimokawa	Christopher Lloyd 	February 15, 1986
20	20	"Adult Education" 	Jack Shea 	James Berg and Stan Zimmerman 	February 22, 1986
21	21	"The Flu" 	Terry Hughes 	James Berg and Stan Zimmerman 	March 1, 1986
22	22	"Job Hunting" 	Paul Bogart 	Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman 	March 8, 1986
23	23	"Blind Ambitions" 	Terry Hughes 	Bob Colleary 	March 29, 1986
24	24	"Big Daddy" 	Terry Hughes 	Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan 	May 3, 1986
25	25	"The Way We Met" 	Terry Hughes 	Kathy Speer, Terry Grossman, Winifred Hervey, Mort Nathan, and Barry Fanaro	May 10, 1986
=== Season 2 (1986–87) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date
26	1 	"End of the Curse" 	Terry Hughes 	Susan Harris 	September 27, 1986
27	2 	"Ladies of the Evening" 	Terry Hughes 	Barry Fanaroand Mort Nathan 	October 4, 1986
28	3 	"Take Him, He's Mine" 	Terry Hughes 	Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman 	October 11, 1986
29	4 	"It's a Miserable Life" 	Terry Hughes 	Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan 	November 1, 1986
30	5 	"Isn't It Romantic?" 	Terry Hughes 	Jeffrey Duteil 	November 8, 1986
31	6 	"Big Daddy's Little Lady" 	David Steinberg	Russell Marcus 	November 15, 1986
32	7 	"Family Affair" 	Terry Hughes 	Winifred Hervey 	November 22, 1986
33	8 	"Vacation" 	Terry Hughes 	Winifred Hervey 	November 29, 1986
34	9 	"Joust Between Friends" 	Terry Hughes 	Scott Spencer Gordon 	December 6, 1986
35	10	"Love, Rose" 	Terry Hughes 	Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman 	December 13, 1986
36	11	"'Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas"	Terry Hughes 	Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan 	December 20, 1986
37	12	"The Sisters" 	Terry Hughes 	Christopher Lloyd 	January 3, 1987
38	13	"The Stan Who Came to Dinner" 	Terry Hughes 	Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman 	January 10, 1987
39	14	"The Actor" 	Terry Hughes 	Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan 	January 17, 1987
40	15	"Before and After" 	Terry Hughes 	Bob Rosenfarb 	January 24, 1987
41	16	"And Then There Was One" 	Terry Hughes 	Russell Marcus 	January 31, 1987
42	17	"Bedtime Story" 	Terry Hughes 	Kathy Speer, Terry Grossman, Mort Nathan, and Barry Fanaro	February 7, 1987
43	18	"Forgive Me, Father" 	Terry Hughes 	Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman 	February 14, 1987
44	19	"Long Day's Journey into Marinara" 	Terry Hughes 	Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan 	February 21, 1987
45	20	"Whose Face Is This, Anyway?" 	Terry Hughes 	Winifred Hervey 	February 28, 1987
46	21	"Dorothy's Prized Pupil" 	Terry Hughes 	Christopher Lloyd 	March 14, 1987
47	22	"Diamond in the Rough" 	Terry Hughes 	Jan Fischer and William Weidner 	March 21, 1987
48	23	"Son-in-Law Dearest" 	Terry Hughes 	Patt Shea and Harriet Weiss 	March 28, 1987
49	24	"To Catch a Neighbor" 	Terry Hughes 	Russell Marcus 	May 2, 1987
50	25	"A Piece of Cake" 	Terry Hughes 	Kathy Speer, Terry Grossman, Mort Nathan, and Barry Fanaro	May 9, 1987
51	26	"Empty Nests" 	Jay Sandrich 	Susan Harris 	May 16, 1987
=== Season 3 (1987–88) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date
52	1 	"Old Friends" 	Terry Hughes	Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman 	September 19, 1987
53	2 	"One for the Money" 	Terry Hughes	Kathy Speer, Terry Grossman,
Barry Fanaro, Mort Nathan, and Winifred Hervey Stallworth	September 26, 1987
54	3 	"Bringing Up Baby" 	Terry Hughes	Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan 	October 3, 1987
55	4 	"The Housekeeper" 	Terry Hughes	Winifred Hervey Stallworth 	October 17, 1987
56	5 	"Nothing to Fear But Fear Itself"	Terry Hughes	Christopher Lloyd 	October 24, 1987
57	6 	"Letter to Gorbachev" 	Terry Hughes	Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan 	October 31, 1987
58	7 	"Strange Bedfellows" 	Terry Hughes	Christopher Lloyd 	November 7, 1987
59	8 	"Brotherly Love" 	Terry Hughes	Jeffrey Ferro and Fredric Weiss	November 14, 1987
60	9 	"A Visit from Little Sven" 	Terry Hughes	David Nichols 	November 21, 1987
61	10	"The Audit" 	Terry Hughes	Winifred Hervey Stallworth 	November 28, 1987
62	11	"Three on a Couch" 	Terry Hughes	Jeffrey Ferro and Fredric Weiss	December 5, 1987
63	12	"Charlie's Buddy" 	Terry Hughes	Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman 	December 12, 1987
64	13	"The Artist" 	Terry Hughes	Christopher Lloyd 	December 19, 1987
65	14	"Blanche's Little Girl" 	Terry Hughes	Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman 	January 2, 1988
66	15	"Dorothy's New Friend" 	Terry Hughes	Robert Bruce and Martin Weiss 	January 16, 1988
67	16	"Grab That Dough" 	Terry Hughes	Winifred Hervey Stallworth 	January 23, 1988
68	17	"My Brother, My Father" 	Terry Hughes	Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan 	February 6, 1988
69
70	18
19	"Golden Moments" 	Terry Hughes	Teleplay by:Mort Nathan and Barry Fanaro
Story by:Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman	February 13, 1988
71	20	"And Ma Makes Three" 	Terry Hughes	Winifred Hervey Stallworth 	February 20, 1988
72	21	"Larceny and Old Lace" 	Terry Hughes	Teleplay by:Robert Bruce and Martin Weiss
Story by:Jeffrey Ferro and Fredric Weiss	February 27, 1988
73	22	"Rose's Big Adventure" 	Terry Hughes	Jeff Abugov 	March 12, 1988
74	23	"Mixed Blessings" 	Terry Hughes	Christopher Lloyd 	March 19, 1988
75	24	"Mister Terrific" 	Terry Hughes	Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman 	April 30, 1988
76	25	"Mother's Day" 	Terry Hughes	Teleplay by:Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan
Story by:Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman	May 7, 1988
=== Season 4 (1988–89) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date
77 	1 	"Yes, We Have No Havanas" 	Terry Hughes 	Mort Nathanand Barry Fanaro 	October 8, 1988
78 	2 	"The Days and Nights of Sophia Petrillo"	Terry Hughes 	Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman 	October 22, 1988
79 	3 	"The One That Got Away" 	Terry Hughes 	Christopher Lloyd 	October 29, 1988
80 	4 	"Yokel Hero" 	Terry Hughes 	Martin Weiss and Robert Bruce 	November 5, 1988
81 	5 	"Bang the Drum, Stanley" 	Terry Hughes 	Robert Bruce and Martin Weiss 	November 12, 1988
82 	6 	"Sophia's Wedding: Part 1" 	Terry Hughes 	Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan 	November 19, 1988
83 	7 	"Sophia's Wedding: Part 2" 	Terry Hughes 	Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan 	November 26, 1988
84 	8 	"Brother, Can You Spare That Jacket?" 	Terry Hughes 	Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman 	December 3, 1988
85 	9 	"Scared Straight" 	Terry Hughes 	Christopher Lloyd 	December 10, 1988
86 	10	"Stan Takes a Wife" 	Terry Hughes 	Winifred Hervey-Stallworth 	January 7, 1989
87 	11	"The Auction" 	Terry Hughes 	Eric Cohen 	January 14, 1989
88 	12	"Blind Date" 	Terry Hughes 	Christopher Lloyd 	January 28, 1989
89 	13	"The Impotence of Being Ernest" 	Steve Zuckerman	Teleplay by:Rick Coppand David A. Goodman
Story by:Kevin Abbott	February 4, 1989
90 	14	"Love Me Tender" 	Terry Hughes 	Richard Vaczy and Tracy Gamble 	February 6, 1989
91 	15	"Valentine's Day" 	Terry Hughes 	Kathy Speer, Terry Grossman, Barry Fanaro, and Mort Nathan	February 11, 1989
92 	16	"Two Rode Together" 	Terry Hughes 	Robert Bruce and Martin Weiss 	February 18, 1989
93 	17	"You Gotta Have Hope" 	Terry Hughes 	Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan 	February 25, 1989
94 	18	"Fiddler on the Ropes" 	Terry Hughes 	Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman 	March 4, 1989
95 	19	"Till Death Do We Volley" 	Terry Hughes 	Richard Vaczy and Tracy Gamble 	March 18, 1989
96 	20	"High Anxiety" 	Terry Hughes 	Martin Weiss and Robert Bruce 	March 25, 1989
97 	21	"Little Sister" 	Terry Hughes 	Christopher Lloyd 	April 1, 1989
98 	22	"Sophia's Choice" 	Terry Hughes 	Richard Vaczy and Tracy Gamble 	April 15, 1989
99 	23	"Rites of Spring" 	Terry Hughes 	Eric Cohen 	April 29, 1989
100	24	"Foreign Exchange" 	Terry Hughes 	Harriet B. Helberg and Sandy Helberg 	May 6, 1989
101
102	25
26	"We're Outta Here" 	Terry Hughes 	Barry Fanaro, Mort Nathan, Kathy Speer, and Terry Grossman	May 13, 1989
=== Season 5 (1989–90) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date
103	1 	"Sick and Tired: Part 1" 	Terry Hughes	Susan Harris 	September 23, 1989
104	2 	"Sick and Tired: Part 2" 	Terry Hughes	Susan Harris 	September 30, 1989
105	3 	"Accurate Conception" 	Terry Hughes	Gail Parent 	October 14, 1989
106	4 	"Rose Fights Back" 	Terry Hughes	Marc Sotkin 	October 21, 1989
107	5 	"Love Under the Big Top" 	Terry Hughes	Richard Vaczy and Tracy Gamble 	October 28, 1989
108	6 	"Dancing in the Dark" 	Terry Hughes	Phillip Jayson Lasker 	November 4, 1989
109	7 	"Not Another Monday" 	Terry Hughes	Gail Parent 	November 11, 1989
110	8 	"That Old Feeling" 	Terry Hughes	Tom Whedon 	November 18, 1989
111	9 	"Comedy of Errors" 	Terry Hughes	Don Reo 	November 25, 1989
112	10	"All That Jazz" 	Terry Hughes	Robert Bruce and Martin Weiss 	December 2, 1989
113	11	"Ebb Tide" 	Terry Hughes	Marc Sotkin 	December 9, 1989
114	12	"Have Yourself a Very Little Christmas" 	Terry Hughes	Tom Whedon 	December 16, 1989
115	13	"Mary Has a Little Lamb" 	Terry Hughes	Harold Apter 	January 6, 1990
116	14	"Great Expectations" 	Terry Hughes	Robert Bruce and Martin Weiss 	January 13, 1990
117	15	"Triple Play" 	Terry Hughes	Gail Parent 	January 27, 1990
118	16	"Clinton Avenue Memoirs" 	Terry Hughes	Richard Vaczy & Tracy Gamble 	February 3, 1990
119	17	"Like the Beep Beep Beep of the Tom-Tom" 	Terry Hughes	Phillip Jayson Lasker 	February 10, 1990
120	18	"An Illegitimate Concern" 	Terry Hughes	Marc Cherryand Jamie Wooten 	February 12, 1990
121	19	"72 Hours" 	Terry Hughes	Richard Vaczy and Tracy Gamble 	February 17, 1990
122	20	"Twice in a Lifetime" 	Terry Hughes	Robert Bruce and Martin Weiss 	February 24, 1990
123	21	"Sisters and Other Strangers" 	Terry Hughes	Marc Cherry and Jamie Wooten 	March 3, 1990
124	22	"Cheaters" 	Terry Hughes	Tom Whedon 	March 24, 1990
125	23	"The Mangiacavallo Curse Makes a Lousy Wedding Present"	Terry Hughes	Phillip Jayson Lasker 	March 31, 1990
126	24	"All Bets Are Off" 	Terry Hughes	Eugene B. Stein 	April 28, 1990
127
128	25
26	"The President's Coming! The President's Coming!" 	Lex Passaris	Marc Sotkin, Gail Parent, Martin Weiss, Robert Bruce, Philip Jayson Lasker, Tom Whedon, Marc Cherry, and Jamie Wooten	May 5, 1990
=== Season 6 (1990–91) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date
129	1 	"Blanche Delivers" 	Matthew Diamond 	Gail Parentand Jim Vallely 	September 22, 1990
130	2 	"Once, in St. Olaf" 	Matthew Diamond 	Harold Apter 	September 29, 1990
131	3 	"If at Last You Do Succeed" 	Matthew Diamond 	Robert Spina 	October 6, 1990
132	4 	"Snap Out of It" 	Matthew Diamond 	Richard Vaczy and Tracy Gamble	October 13, 1990
133	5 	"Wham, Bam, Thank You, Mammy!" 	Matthew Diamond 	Marc Cherryand Jamie Wooten 	October 20, 1990
134	6 	"Feelings" 	Matthew Diamond 	Don Seigel and Jerry Perzigian	October 27, 1990
135	7 	"Zborn Again" 	Matthew Diamond 	Mitchell Hurwitz 	November 3, 1990
136	8 	"How Do You Solve a Problem Like Sophia?" 	Matthew Diamond 	Marc Cherry and Jamie Wooten 	November 10, 1990
137	9 	"Mrs. George Devereaux" 	Matthew Diamond 	Richard Vaczy and Tracy Gamble	November 17, 1990
138	10	"Girls Just Wanna Have Fun... Before They Die"	Matthew Diamond 	Gail Parent and Jim Vallely 	November 24, 1990
139	11	"Stand by Your Man" 	Matthew Diamond 	Tom Whedon 	December 1, 1990
140	12	"Ebbtide's Revenge" 	Matthew Diamond 	Marc Sotkin 	December 15, 1990
141	13	"The Bloom Is Off the Rose" 	Matthew Diamond 	Phillip Jayson Lasker 	January 5, 1991
142	14	"Sister of the Bride" 	Matthew Diamond 	Marc Cherry and Jamie Wooten 	January 12, 1991
143	15	"Miles to Go" 	Matthew Diamond 	Don Seigel and Jerry Perzigian	January 19, 1991
144	16	"There Goes the Bride: Part 1" 	Matthew Diamond 	Teleplay by:Mitchell Hurwitz
Story by:Gail Parent, Jim Vallely, and Mitchell Hurwitz	February 2, 1991
145	17	"There Goes the Bride: Part 2" 	Matthew Diamond 	Gail Parent and Jim Vallely 	February 9, 1991
146	18	"Older and Wiser" 	Matthew Diamond 	Richard Vaczy and Tracy Gamble	February 16, 1991
147	19	"Melodrama" 	Matthew Diamond 	Robert Spina 	February 16, 1991
148	20	"Even Grandmas Get the Blues" 	Robert Berlinger	Gail Parent and Jim Vallely 	March 2, 1991
149	21	"Witness" 	Zane Buzby 	Mitchell Hurwitz 	March 9, 1991
150	22	"What a Difference a Date Makes" 	Lex Passaris 	Marc Cherry and Jamie Wooten 	March 23, 1991
151	23	"Love for Sale" 	Peter D. Beyt 	Don Seigel and Jerry Perzigian	April 6, 1991
152
153	24
25	"Never Yell Fire in a Crowded Retirement Home"	Matthew Diamond 	Story by:Gail Parent
Teleplay by: Tracy Gamble, Richard Vaczy, Tom Whedon, and Mitchell Hurwitz
Story by:Jim Vallely
Teleplay by:Richard Vaczy, Tracy Gamble, Don Seigel, and Jerry Perzigian	April 27, 1991
154	26	"Henny Penny — Straight, No Chaser" 	Judy Pioli 	Tom Whedon 	May 4, 1991
=== Season 7 (1991–92) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date
155	1 	"Hey, Look Me Over" 	Lex Passaris 	Mitchell Hurwitz 	September 21, 1991
156	2 	"The Case of the Libertine Belle" 	Lex Passaris 	Tom Whedon 	September 28, 1991
157	3 	"Beauty and the Beast" 	Lex Passaris 	Marc Cherryand Jamie Wooten 	October 5, 1991
158	4 	"That's for Me to Know" 	Lex Passaris 	Kevin Abbott 	October 12, 1991
159	5 	"Where's Charlie?" 	Lex Passaris 	Gail Parentand Jim Vallely 	October 19, 1991
160	6 	"Mother Load" 	Lex Passaris 	Don Seigel and Jerry Perzigian 	October 26, 1991
161	7 	"Dateline: Miami" 	Peter D. Beyt	Marc Cherry and Jamie Wooten 	November 2, 1991
162
163	8
9	"The Monkey Show" 	Lex Passaris 	Mitchell Hurwitz and Marc Sotkin 	November 9, 1991
164	10	"Ro$e Love$ Mile$" 	Lex Passaris 	Don Seigel, Jerry Perzigian, Richard Vaczy, and Tracy Gamble	November 16, 1991
165	11	"Room 7" 	Peter D. Beyt	Tracy Gamble and Richard Vaczy 	November 23, 1991
166	12	"From Here to the Pharmacy" 	Lex Passaris 	Gail Parent and Jim Vallely 	December 7, 1991
167	13	"The Pope's Ring" 	Lex Passaris 	Kevin Abbott 	December 14, 1991
168	14	"Old Boyfriends" 	Peter D. Beyt	Jamie Wooten and Marc Cherry 	January 4, 1992
169	15	"Goodbye, Mr. Gordon" 	Lex Passaris 	Gail Parent and Jim Vallely 	January 11, 1992
170	16	"The Commitments" 	Lex Passaris 	Tracy Gamble and Richard Vaczy 	January 25, 1992
171	17	"Questions and Answers" 	Lex Passaris 	Don Seigel and Jerry Perzigian 	February 8, 1992
172	18	"Ebbtide VI: The Wrath of Stan" 	Lex Passaris 	Marc Sotkin 	February 15, 1992
173	19	"Journey to the Center of Attention"	Lex Passaris 	Jamie Wooten and Marc Cherry 	February 22, 1992
174
175	20
21	"A Midwinter Night's Dream" 	Lex Passaris 	Kevin Abbott (Part 1)
Tom Whedon (Part 2) 	February 29, 1992
176	22	"Rose: Portrait of a Woman" 	Lex Passaris 	Robert Spina 	March 7, 1992
177	23	"Home Again, Rose: Part 1" 	Peter D. Beyt	Gail Parent 	April 25, 1992
178	24	"Home Again, Rose: Part 2" 	Peter D. Beyt	Jim Vallely 	May 2, 1992
179
180	25
26	"One Flew Out of the Cuckoo's Nest" 	Lex Passaris 	Don Seigel and Jerry Perzigian (Part 1)
Mitchell Hurwitz (Part 2)	May 9, 1992
== Television special ==
Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date 	
The Golden Girls: Their Greatest Moments 	Andrew Solt 	Andrew Solt, Greg Vines 	June 2, 2003 	
Bea Arthur, Rue McClanahan and Betty White host a Golden Girls retrospective featuring a montage of clips from their favorite episodes and musical moments from the show, never-before-seen bloopers and outtakes, as well as interviews with executive producers Paul Junger Witt and Tony Thomas, and creator/writer Susan Harris. Estelle Getty was unable to participate due to failing health. This special aired not on NBC, but on the Lifetime cable channel, which was running reruns of the series at the time.	Bea Arthur, Rue McClanahan and Betty White host a Golden Girls retrospective featuring a montage of clips from their favorite episodes and musical moments from the show, never-before-seen bloopers and outtakes, as well as interviews with executive producers Paul Junger Witt and Tony Thomas, and creator/writer Susan Harris. Estelle Getty was unable to participate due to failing health. This special aired not on NBC, but on the Lifetime cable channel, which was running reruns of the series at the time.	Bea Arthur, Rue McClanahan and Betty White host a Golden Girls retrospective featuring a montage of clips from their favorite episodes and musical moments from the show, never-before-seen bloopers and outtakes, as well as interviews with executive producers Paul Junger Witt and Tony Thomas, and creator/writer Susan Harris. Estelle Getty was unable to participate due to failing health. This special aired not on NBC, but on the Lifetime cable channel, which was running reruns of the series at the time.	Bea Arthur, Rue McClanahan and Betty White host a Golden Girls retrospective featuring a montage of clips from their favorite episodes and musical moments from the show, never-before-seen bloopers and outtakes, as well as interviews with executive producers Paul Junger Witt and Tony Thomas, and creator/writer Susan Harris. Estelle Getty was unable to participate due to failing health. This special aired not on NBC, but on the Lifetime cable channel, which was running reruns of the series at the time.	Bea Arthur, Rue McClanahan and Betty White host a Golden Girls retrospective featuring a montage of clips from their favorite episodes and musical moments from the show, never-before-seen bloopers and outtakes, as well as interviews with executive producers Paul Junger Witt and Tony Thomas, and creator/writer Susan Harris. Estelle Getty was unable to participate due to failing health. This special aired not on NBC, but on the Lifetime cable channel, which was running reruns of the series at the time.
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