The Golden Girls premiered on NBC, introducing viewers to the lives of four older women sharing a home in Miami.
The Golden Girls won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Comedy Series, recognizing its critical acclaim during its first season.
The Golden Palace, a spin-off series featuring three of The Golden Girls characters, premiered.
Estelle Getty, who portrayed Sophia Petrillo, passed away.
Dorothy Zbornak moves into the house in Miami with Rose and Blanche, beginning their life together as roommates.
Sophia, Dorothy's mother, moves in with the three women, completing the iconic household.
Dorothy's divorce from her ex-husband Stan is finalized, beginning her new single life phase.
Blanche's sisters make a visit to the house, creating tension and comedy stemming from family dynamics.
Sophia shares the family macaroni recipe with the roommates, symbolizing family and tradition.
Dorothy attends her college reunion, rekindling memories and old friendships.
Rose learns a surprising secret about her fiancé, leading to a major change in her relationship status.
The Golden Girls temporarily face financial hardships, testing their friendship and resourcefulness.
Sophia has a stroke, leading to a period of recovery and emotional support from the household.
Blanche participates in a commitment ceremony, exploring themes of love and acceptance.
