Fugget About It

After Dorothy leaves in The Golden Girls finale, the ladies buy a Miami Beach hotel.

Rose offers free rooms to the guests of a talk show. Roland questions Blanche's authority.

Blanche suspects Rose's boyfriend of cheating on Rose.

Rose befriends a dining guest, who reminds Rose of her mother.

Blanche hires Chuy's ex-best friend as extra help, and Rose overbooks the hotel.

Roland hasn’t taken a day off, and the ladies assume he needs a potential partner.

When a visiting Dorothy sees her mom working hard, she insists Sophia live with her.

Chuy and Beverly confess to one another, while Sophia admits her preference.

The ladies flirt with an attractive male guest, until they find out he is a gigolo.

Sophia victimizes Rose for a radio show's “Practical Jokes for Stupid People.”

Blanche books the Daughters of the Traditional South but Roland hates the "bigot bonnets."

Chuy has a Dickensian “Bah Humbug” dream with three ghostly visitations.

Roland finds money missing from the books, while Rose helps to plan a wedding.

Blanche agrees to plan a party and then leaves Rose to cover for her.

Taylor Michael, a man that Blanche “wanted” in college, chooses Rose over Blanche.

Blanche wants to keep matters professional with a suave and charismatic hotel owner.

The ladies run a comedy competition that receives a visit from Sophia's old friend.

A restaurant critic dies after taking two bites of Chuy’s cooking.

A guest races greyhounds, and the women get to go to the track with him.

Sophia takes a vacation -- at the Golden Palace hotel. Roland is offered another job.

Blanche's older brother Tad pays a surprise visit to the Golden Palace.

The Palace has booked a Bachelorette Party. And the ladies are told Stan has died.

Rose's granddaughter visits with her boyfriend and wants to share a room with him.

Bobby Lee wants to marry Blanche and start a family, but Blanche worries about her age