OMG WE COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING AT THE GOLDEN GIRLS | THIS SHOW"HAD SOME OF THE BEST COMEDIC LINERS!

[@kendallcarstens9194]

In the first episode, Sofia starts out on Shady Pines retirement Home. Sofia shows up unannounced at the Girls' house after the home burned down. Sofia ends up moving in with the others and stays there. BTW, Estelle Getty (Sofia) was the youngest of them all. Where's Waldo first came out in 1987.

[@CJWJR]

Actually, Rue was the youngest of them all: Betty White: 1922-2021 Bea Arthur: 1922-2009 Estelle Getty: 1923-2008 Rue McClanahan: 1934-2010

[@jrasicmark1]

Yes, Where's Waldo was kind of a new fad when this aired, and I think most adults, even those without kids (or grandkids) were aware of it. You couldn't pass a mall bookstore without seeing Where's Waldo books on display out front. And I think Sofia was supposed to be just a guest star, but I guess the jokes just flowed so easily, they decided to keep her as a regular.

[@romamazza5881]

They are in their fifties on the show!

[@Barbara-lu2sj]

I highly recommend watching all seven seasons. The show was excellent from start to finish with only a few duds in the seven years it was on. These four were very professional, with three out of the four doing a lot of stage work. Betty White was the only one who never did stage work but she had been doing television since the 1950s.

[@PeridotChampion]

Yes! Someone reacting to the Golden Girls! Let's go!!

[@SpinX522]

Great video. The first Where’s Waldo book was published in 1987.

[@MrAstonmartin996]

Omg you are back!! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@TwilightLimits-sk7kn]

great to see you both again. I can't wait for more of your reactions. Some of the references Dorothy makes are old but they are funny

[@jimhaggard7436]

In the first season, Dorothy and Rose were 55 (Bea and Betty were actually 63), Blanche (and Rue) was over 50, but claimed to be no older than 45. Sophia was 80. The ages fluctuated slightly over the seven seasons.

[@mtw2025]

There is a hilarious episode of Married......with Children that uses the Where's Waldo and it's beyond hilarious. Season 8 episode 18 "Get Outta Dodge."

[@moniho6907]

She lived at shady pines(retirement home) and she didnt like it. So she was terrified of going back

[@demoncyborg8700]

Mario looks like Kobe Bryant and Nicole looks like my teacher from Highschool and her name was also Nicole

[@jamesanderson5268]

A lot of older women dye their hair. My aunt Helen had black hair (her original color) all her life.

[@lamontwilliams4172]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 classic

[@paulafowler5099]

I'm getting cold shivers when I look at those fashions, those clothes, that decor, the hair OMG....I'll have nightmares tonight for sure.

[@stevenbalekic5683]

Where's Wally (Waldo for the US) is a British book series.

[@jrasicmark1]

One of your comments made me think you may be confused how the characters are related and why they're living together. I think they were all friends, and they were all single retirees living on fixed incomes, so they decided to share a house to save money. I forget which one originally owned the house and offered to let the others move in; I'm thinking either Dorothy or Blanche.

[@dimael657]

That was Blanche house, and Dorothy and Rose moving in for some reasons, not sure what. Sophia came because her home where she was get on fire

[@salmerchant5411]

So you don't know the show. Ot would be fun if you did.