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Bring yourself back to the '80s with this post about the best Golden Girls trivia.

We've done a successful 80s trivia, and honestly, trivia questions are our strong suit, so no need to look any further than this post.

You'll have a blast with these Golden Girls trivia questions, long-time fan or not. Let's start!

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5 Best Golden Girls Trivia Questions And Answers

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If you've watched the Golden Girls, you know all the best episodes from the series. You know any character and event without any episode guide. And, if you've seen all the best episodes, then you should know the answers to these trivia questions. Whether you're having a quiz night, lightning round, or a virtual event, this classic sitcom will make your day more fun.

Here are the 5 best Golden Girls trivia and answers:

1. What kind of doctor did Dorothy's daughter marry?

2. Where do the women live?

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3. What kind of car did Blanche rent and list for sale to meet men?

4. How many of the four women are or were married at one time?

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5. Who wrote the lyrics to 'The Golden Girls' theme?

6 Fun Trivia About Golden Girls

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You had to have fun watching the Golden Girls throughout the years. They showcase the hilarious characters, our favorite foursome. They're a hilarious bunch with their witty and sarcastic humor. Let's remember all the fun they had within the show with these fun trivia questions.

Here are 6 fun Golden Girls questions:

6. What was placed inside a leather jacket that was sold at an auction?

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7. What food/drink were the girls usually eating/drinking when they had a problem?

8. What is Sophia's nickname for Dorothy?

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9. Who was the oldest Golden Girl?

10. What were Bea Arthur's initials as Blanche?

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11. What was the name of the bald girl with a nose ring whom Dorothy taught?

5 Funny Real Deals About Golden Girls

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Take a look at these funny trivia questions that highlight some of the most hilarious moments of the Golden Girls. The show has tons of hilarious scenes between the girls, and we tried our best to find the funniest ones.

Here are 5 funny Golden Girls questions:

12. What was happening to Blanche when she thought that she was pregnant?

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13. When protesting to save a 200-year-old tree in their neighborhood, Rose tells another woman to "Drop Dead." What does the woman do?

14. When Dorothy has her eye on a man named Frank, what does she find out that stops her from pursuing him?

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15. Which of Rose's treasured items did Blanche give away to a little girl?

16. What did the girls have to do to get $100,000?

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5 Easy Facts About Golden Girls

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If you're a massive fan of the show and have watched all the episodes numerous times, all of these questions should come quickly. But, if you're just someone who likes watching the show here and there, then this round of easy trivia questions is for you. This is the trivia deck even someone who hasn't finished a season of the beloved series can answer.

Here are 5 easy Golden Girls questions:

17. How many seasons of the Golden Girls are there?

18. What state did Dorothy grow up in?

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19. Why did Sophia move in with the other 'Golden Girls'?

20. What happened when Rose tried to find employment?

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21. What is Rose addicted to?

Downloadable and Printable List of Golden Girls Trivia

Here is a downloadable and printable jpg/pdf list of golden girls questions (right-click the image and select Save Image As... ):

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Frequently Asked Questions

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It's okay to have some questions about the Golden Girls, and we'll always be glad to answer.

What is the most viewed season of the Golden Girls?

The fourth season was the most viewed season, garnering a total of 33.1 million viewers.

How old were the casts when the series was first shot?

Rue McClanahan was 51 when the series started. Estelle Getty was 62. Betty White and Bea Arthur were the oldest of the cast, at 63 years old when it started.

When is the best time to include Golden girls in trivia games?

When you're having trivia games related to television or the 80s, it's the best opportunity to include some Golden girls trivia into the mix.

Who bought the Golden Girls' house and at what price?

The Golden Girls' house was sold for $4 million, which is $1 more than its asking price. The buyer was never revealed and wasn't a public figure, but the surprising thing was the buyer didn't even know the show!

What is the best episode of the Golden Girls?

The best Golden Girls episode is subjective. The best for me may not be the best for you. However, if we're going to base on ratings, the finale, One Flew Out Of The Cuckoo’s Nest, is the best episode.

How To Pick The Best Questions About Golden Girls

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There are so many benefits of trivia questions. That's why choosing the right questions is essential when you set up your game. Picking the best Golden Girls trivia questions will help you get the most out of your team game. Whether it's having loads of fun or challenging your memory skills, trivia games are full of benefits. 

Here's how to pick the best Golden Girls trivia questions:

1. Memorable Moments Make a Memorable Game

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This sitcom with great storytelling didn't win an Emmy award for no reason. Look for questions that highlight all the memorable scenes from the show. If you, and the people you choose to play with, know all the best moments of the show, then you'll have the perfect game of Golden Girls trivia. You'll have lots to relate to when you choose questions about all the best times the Golden Girls had together.

2. Include Lots of Humor

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For a sitcom based on humor, it's only apparent to choose the most hilarious questions. Pick the questions that bring up the most humorous moments of the show. You and the other players will have a good laugh thinking about the hilarious antics of the Golden Girls.

3. Have Fun

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The best thing to remember when choosing the best Golden Girls trivia questions is to have fun. Your imagination is still the limit. Choose challenging questions, and choose easy questions, too. Talk about Dorothy's mother, Blanche's uncle, Sophia Petrillo, Lyle Waggoner, and so on. Take a trip down memory lane and have fun doing it. Make playing the game as fun as watching the Golden Girls.

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Can't get enough of these trivia games? We've got plenty more for every type of person out there.

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In Conclusion

Thanks to these Golden Girls trivia questions, you're probably on your way to rewatching all the episodes in the series. We don't blame you - Golden Girls is one of a kind.

From all the great shows that came out through the 80s, we should be grateful that the Golden Girls blessed the T.V. screen for so long. And we should also be thankful for these trivia questions.

We could've just gave them a spot in our round of 80's trivia, but because they're so popular, we decided to provide them with a game of trivia all to their selves.

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When you say “Caraway,” we say “cookware” — that is, until today. The equal parts sustainable, stunning, and beloved kitchenware brand is expanding its conveniently bundled pots and pans to include non-toxic, ceramic-coated bakeware just in time for the holidays. The new debut (slated to ship in late October) comes in the form of two sets: a grand 11-piece set (priced at $395 or $35.90 per piece) including a storage rack, cooling rack, large and medium baking sheets, a rectangle and square pan, two circle pans, a loaf pan, muffin tin, and two storage units; or a more small-space-friendly 5-piece half set (priced at $245 or $49 per piece) including the two baking sheets, rectangle baking pan, muffin pan, and streamlining storage unit. Both expectedly sleek bakeware bundles are available in Caraway’s iconic colorways (Perracotta, Cream, Sage, and Navy) in addition to a new bakeware-exclusive hue: Slate. And, of course, it wouldn’t be a Caraway classic set without the brand’s signature storage organizer thrown into its lineup.

To find out how the very aesthetically pleasing and expertly curated bakeware stacks up inside a real kitchen, read on for a first-person review from our Shopping team’s deputy director — aka a beginner baker whose oven collection previously consisted of one very old sheet pan.

Caraway Complete Bakeware Set (11-piece), $395

As aforementioned, the Complete Bakeware Set includes all 11 non-toxic, non-stick pieces for $395, while the standard Bakeware Set only includes: Storage, two Baking Sheets, and a 12-cup Muffin Pan for $245. Caraway’s kitchen products land at a higher price point for their luxe features — this specific set is oven safe up to 550 degrees Fahrenheit, free of FPAs, non-stick, and has an aluminized steel body with ceramic coating and stainless steel handles.

Caraway Bakeware Review

“While I fancy myself a true cooking enthusiast, I am a very far cry from a baker. (I live and die by the old kitchen adage that cooking is an art and baking is a science.) Because of this, the amply stocked kitchen in my home has been embarrassingly lacking in the bakeware department. Before Caraway graciously offered to send me its fully stocked & loaded 11-piece set, I kid you not when I say there was nary a muffin tin or cake pan to be seen — I relied on one trusty sheet pan for the occasional Tollhouse cookie batch but otherwise avoided baking endeavors altogether. In layman’s terms: I’m a big baking beginner.”

“Drawn in by its chic colorways (I opted for the Perracotta pictured above) and storage-savvy design, I was hopeful owning such a strongly curated collection would inspire me to find my inner baker. When my set arrived, I was surprised at how sustainable the packaging was; no plastic and not one unnecessary box inside a box or miscellaneous insert. Unboxing (although it was a large shipment) was a breeze and I was delighted to discover the added bonus of two little cute cork trivets tucked inside. The bakeware came pre-organized inside its two storage bins, so I was able to easily pull both of them out and transfer them to the empty cabinet space that had been collecting dust inside my kitchen. Each piece felt light but not to the point of being flimsy and I was impressed at just how pretty the pink-terracotta looked in person.”

“While I did not include any real-baking photos as part of this review (full disclosure: my attempts at a cake and sourdough loaf were futile), Caraway’s new bakeware is less about the actual oven experience for me — although I can attest that each piece is, in fact, as legendarily non-stick and durable as its cult-favorite cookware (no weird buckling of the pans was experienced when baking under higher temps). The real draw, which I have pictured above, is how insanely satisfying the brand’s storage capabilities are. Owning such a stacked lineup of bakeware essentials that look this stylish and streamlined inside my (often chaotic) kitchen makes me feel like a Gen-Z Martha Stewart. It’s a unique set that says: I like to have a good time and bake banana bread but you better believe I run a tight ship.”

“Although I cannot confidently say this beautiful new bakeware collection will awaken the muffin-maker inside of me, it will certainly get a LOT of use over the holidays when we host Thanksgiving and the real pastry chefs of my family put them to proper use. I also plan to use the roasting rack, pan, and baking sheets for more savory oven feats (roasted meat, veggies, etc.). All in all, I think both sets are perfect for beginners (like me) who may not know where the heck to start with buying good-looking bakeware that doesn’t skimp on quality.” – Elizabeth Buxton, R29 Deputy Director

Head over to Caraway’s site to lock in an order of this stylish bakeware set before the holidays hit.

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Ahn Co Tran has been called the godfather of cool hair. Many know him as the traveling stylist and friend of fashion influencer Aimee Song, the visionary behind her signature sharp bob, which has become somewhat of a must-have accessory at Fashion Weeks from New York to Paris. He also cuts Jake Gyllenhaal’s hair. No big deal.

Beyond his point-cutting skills, Tran is renowned for his styling, specifically his ability to take straight, fine, or thin hair and create this kind of “lived-in” texture that’s not beachy in an patterned and obviously-curled kind of way — a dead giveaway that you just came from the salon. Instead, it’s intentionally imperfect and softly bent, like Parisian bedhead.

Tran’s technique alternates between two different wave patterns: the soft-bend “nuwave” and the more familiar “lived-in” wave. “The ‘nuwave’ is an undulating kind of wave,” Tran explains, waving his hand in an S-wave motion. “Basically, you use the curling iron to create bends, backwards and forwards. Then, you combine that with the ‘lived-in’ wave — wrapping the hair around the barrel and sliding it out — and when you blend them together and shake it out, it creates this cool, natural texture.”

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Perfecting the effortless, windblown aesthetic of the Tran wave is all about practice. His key tips: Start with the front, top sections, they’re the most important — if you’re fatigued by the time you get to the back, you can afford to be less precise in sectioning and it still looks good. Don’t forget to break up the waves with your fingers, and add a little dry-texturizing spray if you want more second-day-hair vibes. Then, possibly the most important, invest in a reliable curling iron.

For Tran — who cuts and styles 25 clients in a busy day — a fast-moving curling iron was essential, and no hot tool out there was perfect. As a seasoned stylist of twenty years, an artist, and an innovator in his own right, Tran made a move to custom design his own. Partnering with haircare brand Sultra, he started from scratch, and spent two years sketching then developing his dream irons, two professional Marcel options, and two (easier to wield) thumb-clamp irons, each available in 1.25″ and 1.5″ barrels.

What differentiates Tran’s tools from others on the market is equal parts his thoughtful design and the heat technology. “Efficiency was my number one priority,” he explains. “The ceramic barrel heats up fast, the clamp opens wide so it can grip more hair, and it glides so easily.” For my naturally-wavy hair, Tran recommends I skip the blow dry (music to my ears) and use the 1.25″ iron, working the “nuwave” soft bends and some mismatched “lived-in” curls to smooth and texturize my natural waves. “With a little technique and a good iron, you can do your hair at home, quickly, and it looks so good,” he explains. “But also like that French style, like you didn’t actually put any effort in.”

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A month ago, I didn’t even know what a “shacket” was — though, as it turns out, Refinery29 had diligently written about the “shirt jacket” portmanteau back in 2016. (Hi, Old Millennial here.) 

This year, shackets — specifically in flannel and corduroy — have taken off in a huge way for these summer-to-fall transition weeks. Street-style celebs like Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid have also cozied up to the trend, committing to the overly baggy look by going extra wide and long in their respective shackets. Peep around at your favorite fashion retailers and chances are that you’ll find a weighty shirt-jacket hybrid on those racks, too. 

Eager to find out what the deal is with this intentionally boxy and oversized outerwear (and skeptical if it could actually be flattering on), I scored my own flannel shacket from Amazon for $37. With a noteworthy hype of 4.4 out of 5 stars and 826 ratings, this Tanming shacket has become an unexpected viral hit on Amazon. What gives? I decided to try it out for myself. 

How the Amazon shacket fits

Because a lot of brands on Amazon have funky sizing charts, I went with a Large on this one to be safe (my usual jacket size is medium) in Khaki, which seemed like the most neutral color option. As it turns out you should just stick to your usual size in this style. My shacket was pretty baggy on my 5’3” frame. Not a real dealbreaker, since this is meant to be baggy, but the sleeves were long. In NYC where I live, it hasn’t gotten chilly enough for thick layers yet, so while I’ve only been wearing T-shirts with the shacket, I can confidently say that the torso is roomy enough for a hoodie or sweater, no problem. In terms of oversizedness, the shacket fits similarly to a lived-in barn coat or chore jacket, but this flannel style is slouchier and less structured. I imagine it’d be a great travel jacket because it’s so easily crushable and packable, as it barely requires maintenance.

Features of the Amazon shacket 

When the package arrived, I was pleasantly surprised by the very soft hand feel of the outer flannel. Even after a spin in the wash and dryer, it’s still cozy to the touch. The inside, however, is totally unlined so it feels a little itchy against my skin — it’s not bad, but I wouldn’t recommend wearing this shacket solo. (Many of the reviewers have advised wearing a long-sleeve shirt if your arms are sensitive.) There are two chest pockets with button closures, two hand pockets by the waist, and metal buttons down the front (similar to the buttons you’d find on a jean jacket). To me, the pockets are essential to what makes a shacket a shacket. Without the pockets, this would just be a thick flannel shirt.

Why you should get the Amazon shacket 

So, now that I’ve worn this out in public, would I say this shacket is flattering? Not really. But, I think “shapeless” is precisely the point of the shacket — it’s got that low-fuss, carefree look that’s part of the overall Y2K trend that’s going on. If you’re wearing a baby tee with low-rise jeans, you’re gonna love this slacker-y, throw-on plaid jacket to pull the whole ensemble together. Because I am in my mid-30s and grew up on Clueless, I personally can’t stop hearing Amber saying “She could be a farmer in those clothes!” ringing in my ears whenever I put this shacket on. But, hey, the 1995 aesthetic is what’s in right now. And, people seem to love the throwback vibe because I get tons of compliments whenever I wear this shacket out. Plus, there are truly only a few lightweight jackets that are perfectly suitable for these awkward, in-between-seasons phases, and this under-$40 flannel shacket is one of them.

How to style the shacket

As of this week in NYC, the daytime hours can still get sweaty, but the evenings have started to cool off considerably. The shacket is fab for those 70-degree temperatures — I can throw this on over a T-shirt and shorts for a casual night out. Because it is meant to look slouchy, it contrasts especially well with cropped and tighter-fitting tops (or a bodycon dress) if you’re leaning towards a cuter, flirtier outfit. I’m more of a relaxed-fit gal in general, so I tend to go unabashedly baggy-on-baggy on top, but with shorts and clogs to keep me from looking lost under layers of fabric. The plaid print can be overpowering so I find myself going basic everywhere else — plain black or white T-shirt, classic blue jeans, and simple shoes. (I’ve also attached my own pins and brooches to the collar to personalize my shacket.) And, once it starts getting colder, I see myself wearing it with a turtleneck tucked into high-waisted jeans, or with a denim jumper or overalls. That’s a lot of options for a humble, $40 flannel jacket/shirt hybrid!

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