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{{Golden Girls Designate}}{{Infobox season
 |name         = The Golden Girls: Season Two
 |season       = Season 2
 |bgcolor      = #E2BF14
 |fgcolor      = white
 |image        = [[File:L_88526_91ed0c3d.jpg|175px]]
 |caption      = ''The Golden Girls'' Season 2 DVD Cover
 |country      = United States
 |num_episodes = 26
 |network      = NBC-TV
 |first_aired  = September 27, 1986
 |last_aired   = May 16, 1987 
 |creator      = [[Susan Harris]]
 |producer     = [[Paul Junger Witt]], [[Tony Thomas]] & [[Susan Harris]]
 |prev_season  = [[Season 1]]
 |next_season  = [[Season 3]]
}} 
  
'''The second season''' of ''[[The Golden Girls]]'' premiered on NBC-TV on September 27th, 1986, and concluded on May 16th, 1987. The season consisted of twenty-six episodes.
==Cast==
===Main Cast=== 
*[[Beatrice Arthur|Bea Arthur]] as [[Dorothy Zbornak]]
*[[Rue McClanahan]] as [[Blanche Devereaux]]
*[[Betty White]] as [[Rose Nylund]]
*[[Estelle Getty]] as [[Sophia Petrillo]]
===Recurring Cast===
*[[Herb Edelman]] as [[Stanley Zbornak]]
*[[Nancy Walker]] as [[Angela Vecchio]]
*[[Nat Bernstein]] as Emily's Father; [[Dr. Wallerstein]]

==Episodes==
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! style="background-color:#E2BF14;color:white;" |Title
! style="background-color:#E2BF14;color:white;" | Original Airdate
! style="background-color:#E2BF14;color:white;" |Episode #
! style="background-color:#E2BF14;color:white;" |No. in Series
! style="background-color:#E2BF14;color:white;" |Prod. code
! style="background-color:#E2BF14;color:white;" |Directed by
! style="background-color:#E2BF14;color:white;" |Written by
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:26.jpg|125px]]
|[[End of the Curse]]
|September 27th, 1986
| 1
|26
|2.1
|Terry Hughes
|Susan Harris
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| colspan="7" |Blanche is depressed when she thinks she is pregnant, but is devastated when she finds out she is beginning menopause. Rose and Dorothy try their hands at mink-breeding with no success.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' [[Philip Sterling]] as [[Dr. Barensfeld]]; [[Vince Cannon]] as [[Dr. Parks.]]<br>'''Note:''' Rue McClanahan won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy for this episode. Philip Sterling appears in Season 3 as [[Dr. Ashley]].
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| colspan="8" style="background: #D7C56A; height: 10px;" |<!-- Putting in a nice space between episodes -->
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| rowspan="2" | [[Image:27.jpg|125px]]
|[[Ladies of the Evening]]
|October 4th, 1986
|2
|27
|2.2
|Terry Hughes
|Barry Fanaro & Mort Nathan
|-
| colspan="7" | Blanche wins three tickets to a premiere of Burt Reynolds's new movie and passes to the after-party, leaving Sophia angry about being left out. The girls decide to make a weekend out of attending the premiere and get arrested when their hotel is raided for prostitution. Sophia then gets revenge by claiming the tickets and passes and going to the premiere alone, leaving the others in jail. However, the story has a happy ending when Burt stops by the house to take Sophia up on a dinner offer and the roommates get to meet him after all.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' [[Peter Jason]] as The Policeman; [[Rhonda Aldrich]] as [[Meg]]; Ron Michaelson as [[Carl]] 
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:28.jpg|125px]]
|[[Take Him, He's Mine]]
|October 11th, 1986
|3
| 28
|2.3
|Terry Hughes
|Kathy Speer & Terry Grossman
|-
| colspan="7" |Blanche takes Dorothy's ex-husband Stan out as a favor to Dorothy, but when Blanche says they hit it off, Dorothy becomes jealous. Rose and Sophia team up to sell sandwiches and end up threatened by the mob.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' Herb Edelman as Stan; Lana Schwab as The Girl; [[Tom La Grua]] as [[Vinnie]].
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:29.jpg|125px]] 
|[[It's a Miserable Life]] 
|November 1st, 1986
| 4
|29
|2.4
|Terry Hughes
|Barry Fanaro & Mort Nathan
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| colspan="7" |The girls work on saving a 200-year-old oak tree in their neighborhood and become frustrated when the grouchy neighbor on whose property the tree is located does not object to it being removed and actually encourages it. At a local council meeting, Rose reaches her limit and yells at the woman, who then dies of a heart attack, leaving Rose feeling guilty.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' [[Nan Martin]] as [[Frieda Claxton]]; Thom Sharp as [[Mr. Pfeiffer]]<br>'''Note:''' Nan Martin would later appear in Season 4.
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:30.jpg|125px]]
|[[Isn't It Romantic]]
|November 8th, 1986
|5
|30
|2.5
|Terry Hughes
|[[Jeffrey Duteil]]
|-
| colspan="7" |Rose befriends Dorothy's old college friend Jean, not knowing she's a lesbian. As their friendship grows, Jean develops feelings for Rose.<br>'''Guest Star:''' [[Lois Nettleton]] as Jean<br>'''Notes:''' This episode tied with "Ladies of the Evening" as the highest-rated episode of the series. For this episode, Terry Hughes won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series, and the Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directing – Comedy Series. The episode was also the subject of three more Primetime Emmy nominations: Jeffrey Duteil was nominated for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series, Betty White was nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, and Lois Nettleton was nominated for Outstanding Guest Performer in a Comedy Series.
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:31.jpg|125px]]
| [[Big Daddy's Little Lady]]
|November 15th, 1986
|6
|31
|2.5
|[[David Steinberg]]
|[[Russell Marcus]]
|-
| colspan="7" |Blanche is thrilled when her father, Big Daddy, announces he is getting married, but quickly changes her attitude when she finds out how young the bride-to-be is. Dorothy and Rose enter a song-writing contest and creative differences almost come between them.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' [[David Wayne]] as Curtis "Big Daddy" Hollingsworth, [[Sondra Currie]] as [[Margaret Hollingsworth|Margaret Spencer]]<br>'''Notes:''' David Wayne was cast as Big Daddy after the passing of [[Murray Hamilton]].
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:032_-_The_Golden_Girls_-_Family_Affair.jpg|125px]]
|[[Family Affair]]
|November 22nd, 1986
|7
|32
|2.7
|Terry Hughes
|Winifred Hervey
|-
| colspan="7" |When Rose's daughter, [[Bridget Nylund]], and Dorothy's musician son, [[Michael Zbornak]], both visit and sleep together, it prompts a vicious fight between their mothers.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' Scott Jacoby as Michael Zbornak; Marilyn Jones as Bridget Nylund
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:033_-The_Golden_Girls_-_Vacation.png|125px]]
|[[Vacation]] 
|November 29th, 1986
|8
|33
|2.8
|Terry Hughes
|Winifred Hervey
|-
| colspan="7" | Dorothy, Rose, and Blanche vacation in the Caribbean, but find the accommodations seriously not to their liking. Back in Miami, Sophia woos the girls' Japanese gardener.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' [[Keye Luke]] as [[Toshiro Mitsumo]], [[Tom Villard]] as [[Rick]], [[Stephen Lee]] as [[Dwayne]], [[Brett Porter]] as [[Winston Hardwick III]], [[Stuart Pankin]] as [[Jacques DeCourville]]<br>'''Notes:''' Tom Villard would reappear as [[Randy]] in Season 7.
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:034_-The_Golden_Girls_-_Joust_Between_Friends.jpg|125px]]
|[[Joust Between Friends]]
|December 6th, 1986
| 9
|34
|2.9
|Terry Hughes
|[[Scott Spencer Gordon]]
|-
| colspan="7" |Dorothy takes a job working with Blanche at the museum and things go well until Dorothy starts keeping secrets from Blanche.
'''Guest Stars:''' [[Reid Shelton]] as Mr. Allen and Inky as the Stray Dog
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:035_-The_Golden_Girls_-_Love_Rose.png|125px]]
|[[Love, Rose]]
|December 13th, 1986
|10
|35
|2.10
|Terry Hughes
|Kathy Speer & Terry Grossman
|-
| colspan="7" |With Rose feeling lonely, she takes Blanche's advice and places an ad in the local newspaper's personals column. When she gets no response and feels even more depressed, Blanche sends her a response under the name Isaac Q. Newton. Their deception works until Rose invites Isaac to be her date at a formal banquet, and Issac turns out to be a real person who contradicts the imaginary one in every way. Blanche and Dorothy are forced to confess when Rose starts accusing Issac of lying. Meanwhile, Sophia is stalked by an elderly gentleman and ends up going to the banquet with him, only to discover his actions are because he mistakenly believes she's rich.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' [[Paul Dooley]] as Isaac Q. Newton and Colin Drake as Wilfred Witley Cheswick<br>'''Notes:''' Paul Dooley appears in a later episode as [[George Corliss]].
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:037_-The_Golden_Girls_-_Twas_The_Nightmare_Before_Christmas.jpg |125px]]
|"[['Twas The Nightmare Before Christmas]]"
|December 20th, 1986
|11
|36
|2.11
|Terry Hughes
|Barry Fanaro & Mort Nathan
|-
| colspan="7" |A series of mishaps almost ruins the girls' Christmas. They plan to fly home to visit their families, but are taken hostage at Rose's office by a lonely man dressed as Santa Claus. Sophia defuses the situation, but their flights are subsequently cancelled due to the weather, and they have to spend Christmas Eve in a roadside diner.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' Terry Kiser as Santa Claus, Craig Richard Nelson as Thurber, Teddy Willson as Albert, Sam Anderson as Meyer, Buddy Daniels as Airport Mendicant
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| colspan="8" style="background: #D7C56A; height: 10px;" |<!-- Putting in a nice space between episodes -->
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:037-The_Golden_Girls-The_Sisters.png|125px]]
|[[The Sisters]]
|January 3rd, 1987
|12
|37
|2.12
|Terry Hughes
|Christopher Lloyd
|-
| colspan="7" |Dorothy arranges for Sophia's sister, [[Angela Vecchio|Angela]], to fly from Sicily to Miami as a surprise gift for Sophia's birthday, not realizing that Sophia and Angela have been feuding for decades, over what turns out to be a big misunderstanding.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' Nancy Walker as Angela
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| colspan="8" style="background: #D7C56A; height: 10px;" |<!-- Putting in a nice space between episodes -->
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:038_-The_Golden_Girls-_The_Stan_Who_Came_to_Dinner.png|125px]]
|[[The Stan Who Came to Dinner]]
|January 10th, 1987
|13
|38
|2.13
|Terry Hughes
|Kathy Speer & Terry Grossman
|-
| colspan="7" | After a major heart surgery, Stan temporarily moves in with the ladies, and quickly overstays his welcome.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' Herb Edelman as Stanley Zbornak; Rod Sabbe as Rob; Odil Sabbe as Bob; [[Steve Kramer]] as [[Dr. Stephen Deutsch]]; [[Mario Machado]] as voice of Sportscaster
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:0239_-The_Golden_Girls_-_The_Actor_=_Blanche_and_Patrick_Vaughn.png |125px]]
|[[The Actor]]
|January 17th, 1987 
|14 
|39
|2.14
|Terry Hughes
|Barry Fanaro & Mort Nathan
|-
| colspan="7" |When a handsome actor comes to Miami to star in a play at the local community theater, he dates Blanche, Rose, and Dorothy simultaneously, leading each of them to believe he will marry them.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' [[Lloyd Bochner]] as Patrick Vaughn, Janet Carroll as Phyllis Hammerow, Frank Birney as the Stage Manager
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:040_-The_Golden_Girls_-_Before_and_After.png|125px]]
|[[Before and After]]
|January 24th, 1987
|15 
|40
|2.15 
| Terry Hughes
|[[Bob Rosenfarb]]
|-
| colspan="7" |After suffering an esophageal spasm, Rose decides to "live for the day", upsetting the other girls and eventually moving out.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' Deborah May as Liz, Rosanna Huffman as Stephanie, [[Nat Bernstein]] as Dr. Wallerstein<br>'''Notes:''' Nat Bernstein appears in the following episode as Emily's father
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:041_-_The_Golden_Girls_-_And_Then_There_Was_One.png|125px]]
| [[And Then There Was One]] 
|January 31st, 1987 
|16
|41
|2.16
|Terry Hughes
|Russell Marcus
|-
| colspan="7" |The girls volunteer to babysit the children of participants in a local marathon, in which Sophia participates, and become concerned when a baby girl's parents don't come to pick her up after the race. It turns out the girl's mother went into labor and Sophia forgot to give the girls the message.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' Christopher Burton as Norman; Nat Bernstein as Emily's father; Ray Combs as Bob Henderson; Ariana Richards as Lisa
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| colspan="8" style="background: #D7C56A; height: 10px;" |<!-- Putting in a nice space between episodes -->
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:042 - The Golden Girls - Bedtime Story.png|125px]]
|[[Bedtime Story]]
|February 7th, 1987
|17 
|42
|2.17
|Terry Hughes
|Kathy Speer & Terry Grossman<br>Mort Nathan & Barry Fanaro
|-
| colspan="7" |Trying to decide on sleeping arrangements for visiting relatives, the ladies reminisce about places where they have previously slept, from a train station to Sophia's bed.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' Randy Bennett as Stationmaster
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:043_-_The_Golden_Girls_-_Forgive_Me_Father.png|125px]]
|[[Forgive Me, Father]]
|February 14th, 1987
|18 
|43
|2.18
|Terry Hughes
|Kathy Speer & Terry Grossman
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| colspan="7" |Dorothy has her eye on a handsome teacher colleague at the school where she has been working, but doesn't realize he is a priest. He further confuses her when he tells her he is thinking of "leaving the church."<br>'''Guest Stars:''' [[John McMartin]] as [[Father Frank Leahy]], and Barney McGeary as [[Father Callahan]].
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| colspan="8" style="background: #D7C56A; height: 10px;" |<!-- Putting in a nice space between episodes -->
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| rowspan="2" |[[File:044.jpg|130x130px]]
|[[Long Day's Journey into Marinara]] 
|February 21st, 1987
| 19
|44
|2.19
| Terry Hughes
|Barry Fanaro & Mort Nathan
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| colspan="7" |When Sophia's sister Angela moves to Miami, Sophia quickly begins to think she wants to take everything she has, including her boyfriend. Meanwhile, Rose, who has been babysitting a friend's piano-playing chicken, is horrified when it appears that Angela has killed the chicken and fried it up for dinner.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' Nancy Walker as Angela Vecchio; [[Joe Alfasa]] as [[Tony]]; [[Esther Larner]] as Woman.
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| colspan="8" style="background: #D7C56A; height: 10px;" |<!-- Putting in a nice space between episodes -->
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:045 - The Golden Girls - Whose Face Is This Anyway.png|125px]]
|[[Whose Face is This, Anyway?]]
|February 28th, 1987
|20
|45
|2.20
|Terry Hughes
|Winifred Hervey
|-
| colspan="7" |After attending her college sorority reunion and seeing that her sorority sisters have had plastic surgery and seeing how old she looks in a video Rose made for community college class, Blanche decides to have an aggressive amount of plastic surgery herself.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' [[Joseph Whipp]] as [[Dr. Taylor]]
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:046_-_The_Golden_Girls_-_Dorothy's_Prized_Pupil.jpg |125px]]
|[[Dorothy's Prized Pupil]]
|March 14th, 1987
|21
|46
|2.21
|Terry Hughes
|Christopher Lloyd
|-
| colspan="7" |Dorothy tutors a young Hispanic boy and enters an essay of his in a local contest where it not only wins first prize, but results in the discovery that he is in the country illegally. Dorothy feels at fault and convinces him to fight to stay in America. Meanwhile, Rose decides that she must become Blanche's personal servant for a week to atone for losing a pair of Blanche's earrings, which it turns out Blanche herself lost.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' [[Mario Lopez]] as Mario; [[John Braden]] as [[Sam Burns]]; [[Danny Goldman]] as man in theatre; [[Chip Olcott]] as [[Burt Nesbitt]].
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:047_-_The_Golden_Girls_-_Diamond_in_the_Rough_-_Jake_and_Blanche.jpg|125px]]
|[[Diamond in the Rough]]
|March 21st, 1987
|22
|47
|2.22
|Terry Hughes
|Jan Fischer & William Weidner
|-
| colspan="7" |Blanche dates a handsome caterer and shocks the other girls when she refuses to commit to a serious relationship with him.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' [[Donnelly Rhodes]] as [[Jake Smollens]], [[Howard Witt]] as [[Hunter McCoy]]
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:048 - The Golden Girls - Son-in-Law Dearest - Dorothy_and_Kate.jpg|125px]]
|[[Son-in-Law Dearest]]
|April 11th, 1987
|23
|48
|2.23
|Terry Hughes
|[[Patt Shea]] & [[Harriet Weiss]]
|-
| colspan="7" |Dorothy's daughter Kate visits (as well as Stan) and reveals that she has left her husband, Dennis, after he cheated on her. Dorothy is even more furious when Kate reconciles with him. Meanwhile, Blanche and Rose watch an ''I Love Lucy'' marathon on television.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' Herb Edelman as Stanley Zbornak; [[Deena Freeman]] as [[Kate Zbornak-Griffiths]]; [[Jonathan Perpich]] as [[Dennis Griffiths]].
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:049_-_The_Golden_Girls_-_To_Catch_a_Neighbor.png|125px]]
|[[To Catch a Neighbor]]
|May 2nd, 1987
|24
|49
|2.24
|Terry Hughes
|Russell Marcus
|-
| colspan="7" |The girls allow two undercover cops to use their house as a base for spying on their new neighbors, who are suspected of being jewel thieves. Dorothy develops a crush on the senior detective and Sophia takes advantage of this. In the middle of the night, the neighbors' house is raided as they try to sell the diamonds and they are arrested, but the junior cop is shot in the process, discouraging Dorothy's notions of a relationship.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' [[Joseph Campanella]] as Al Mullins; [[George Clooney]] as Bobby Hopkins; [[Barbara Tarbuck]] as Martha McDowell.
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| colspan="8" style="background: #D7C56A; height: 10px;" |<!-- Putting in a nice space between episodes -->
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:PieceOfCake.jpg|125px]]
|[[A Piece of Cake]]
|May 9th, 1987
|25
|50
|2.25
|Terry Hughes
|Kathy Speer & Terry Grossman<br>Mort Nathan & Barry Fanaro
|-
| colspan="7" |The ladies recall other birthday celebrations while preparing a surprise birthday party for a friend. Dorothy recalls Rose taking her to a children's restaurant, Rose recalls her first birthday following her husband's death, Sophia recalls her 50th birthday in 1955, when she fought with her husband as he pointed out an error on her birth certificate that made her think she was 48, forcing Dorothy to defuse the situation, and Blanche recalls her first birthday after the girls started living together, when she used to hate celebrating her birthday until the others throw her a surprise party with all the men from her address book. It turns out the party in the present is for Blanche as well, and the women celebrate by joining a conga line made up of the men from Blanche's past party.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' [[Alan Blumenfeld]] as [[Mr. Ha Ha]]; [[Lynnie Greene]] as Young Dorothy, [[Sid Melton]] as the voice of [[Salvatore Petrillo]].
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| colspan="8" style="background: #D7C56A; height: 10px;" |<!-- Putting in a nice space between episodes -->
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| rowspan="2" |[[Image:EmptyNests.jpg|125px]]
|[[Empty Nests]]
|May 16th, 1987
|26
|51
|2.26
|[[Jay Sandrich]]
|[[Susan Harris]]
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| colspan="7" |The girls' neighbor [[Renee Corliss|Renee]] feels lonely because her doctor husband, [[George Corliss|George]], works constantly and their children have moved out.<br>'''Guest Stars:''' [[Paul Dooley]] as Dr. George Corliss; [[Rita Moreno]] as Renee Corliss; [[David Leisure]] as [[Oliver]]; [[Jane Harnick]] as [[Jenny Corliss]]; [[Geoffrey Lewis]] as [[Chuck]].<br>'''Notes:''' This episode was a backdoor pilot that was intended to become the spin-off series ''[[Empty Nest]]'', but the cast and concept were changed significantly before the latter launched as a series.
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==Development==
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==Reception==
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==Release==

===Broadcast===
The season originally aired Saturdays at 9:00-9:30 pm (EST) on NBC-TV from September 27, 1986 to May 16, 1987.<ref>[http://tvtango.com/listings/1986/09/27/golden_girls TV Listings for September 27, 1986]</ref><ref>[http://tvtango.com/listings/1987/05/16/golden_girls TV Listings for May 16, 1987]</ref>

===DVD Release===
The Regions 1, 2 and 4 DVDs were respectively released on May 15th, August 1st and September 21st, 2005.

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