The Golden Girls Season 2 Complete DVDrip

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"End of the Curse" Terry Hughes Susan Harris September 27, 1986
While Rose and Dorothy try their hands at mink-breeding, Blanche thinks she is pregnant. A visit to the doctor reveals otherwise: it is the onset of menopause.

"Ladies of the Evening" Terry Hughes Barry Fanaro, Mort Nathan October 4, 1986
The roommates are excited when they win tickets to the premiere of Burt Reynolds's new movie and passes to the after-party (except for Sophia, who is none too happy about it). But on the way, the girls stop for a drink in the bar of the hotel where they're staying: a hotel that turns out to be a brothel. The girls are mistaken for prostitutes and end up in jail in a mass raid.

"Take Him, He's Mine" Terry Hughes Terry Grossman, Kathy Speer October 11, 1986
Blanche and Stan hit it off, angering Dorothy. Rose and Sophia team up to sell sandwiches, despite threats from "the mob."

"It's a Miserable Life" Terry Hughes Barry Fanaro, Mort Nathan November 1, 1986
The girls campaign to save a 200-year-old oak tree in their neighborhood, but the tree is on the property of Frieda Claxton, a notorious grump. When Rose yells at her to "drop dead" in an angry moment, Mrs. Claxton dies then and there, and Rose is wracked with guilt feelings.

"Isn't It Romantic" Terry Hughes Jeffrey Duteil November 8, 1986
Dorothy's friend Jean, a lesbian, comes to visit after her longtime partner dies. Rose and Jean have a lot in common and they strike up a fast friendship, but Jean starts falling in love with Rose, who's unaware of her new friend's sexuality.

"Big Daddy's Little Lady" David Steinberg Russell Marcus November 15, 1986
Blanche is pleased when her father, Big Daddy, announces he plans to marry "the widow Spencer," until she learns that the widow is a woman younger than she is. Blanche struggles to deal with her father's choice, while Dorothy and Rose enter a song-writing contest.

"Family Affair" Terry Hughes Winifred Hervey November 22, 1986
Rose's visiting daughter and Dorothy's visiting son bicker their way into bed together in Blanche's room, where Blanche and the other girls catch them in the act.

"Vacation" Terry Hughes Winifred Hervey November 29, 1986
Dorothy, Rose, and Blanche vacation in the Caribbean, but find the accommodations seriously not to their liking. Events culminate in the girls being marooned on a deserted island and facing the possibility that they won't return home alive. Back in Miami, Sophia woos a Japanese gardener.

"Joust Between Friends" Terry Hughes Scott Spencer Gordon December 6, 1986
When Dorothy is forced to take three months' leave from teaching, Blanche gets her a job at the art museum where she works. It quickly causes a rift between them, as Blanche becomes jealous of Dorothy's aptitude at her job and rapport with the boss. Blanche then discovers that Dorothy is hiding something from her (unaware that it's a surprise party to honor Blanche), and quits her job in a fit of rage.

"Love, Rose" Terry Hughes Terry Grossman, Kathy Speer December 13, 1986
Rose gets answers to her personal ad from "Isaac Q. Newton" — a fictitious suitor invented by Blanche and Dorothy. They panic when Rose finds a real Isaac Q. Newton in the phone book and invites him to a banquet.

"'Twas the Nightmare Before Christmas" Terry Hughes Barry Fanaro, Mort Nathan December 20, 1986
A series of mishaps almost ruins the ladies' Christmas.

"The Sisters" Terry Hughes Christopher Lloyd January 3, 1987
Dorothy arranges for Sophia's sister, 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.

"The Stan Who Came to Dinner" Terry Hughes Terry Grossman, Kathy Speer January 10, 1987
After major heart surgery, Stan temporarily moves in with the ladies, and quickly overstays his welcome.

"The Actor" Terry Hughes Barry Fanaro, Mort Nathan January 17, 1987
The ladies act in a community play that stars a suave actor, Patrick. He asks Blanche to go out with him one night, and Rose the next, and Dorothy the next.

"Before and After" Terry Hughes Bob Rosenfarb January 24, 1987
Rose decides to live every moment after suffering an esophageal spasm. After clashing with Blanche and Dorothy, she moves into a new apartment with new, younger roommates. Rose then feels out of place with these new women as they simply live together and are not friends as she was with her old roommates.

"And Then There Was One" Terry Hughes Russell Marcus January 31, 1987
Sophia runs in a marathon, while the ladies babysit several children of runners; the parents of one child do not return.The ladies must then contemplate whether or not to keep the baby and raise it themselves or hand it over to child services.

"Bedtime Story" Terry Hughes Barry Fanaro, Terry Grossman, Mort Nathan, Kathy Speer February 7, 1987
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.

"Forgive Me, Father" Terry Hughes Terry Grossman, Kathy Speer February 14, 1987
Dorothy has her eye on handsome Frank until he discloses that he's a Catholic priest — who's thinking, he tells her, of "leaving the church."

"Long Day's Journey into Marinara" Terry Hughes Barry Fanaro, Mort Nathan February 21, 1987
Sophia's sister moves to Miami, as all her relatives back in Sicily are dead. Sophia frets that Angela will try to take everything she has, including her boyfriend. Meanwhile, Rose, who has been babysitting a friend's piano-playing chicken, and is horrified when it appears that Angela has killed the chicken and fried it up for dinner.

"Whose Face Is This, Anyway?" Terry Hughes Winifred Hervey February 28, 1987
After a reunion with her sorority sisters, Blanche reports that all of them look years younger than she, thanks to plastic surgery, and decides to get plastic surgery herself. Meanwhile, Rose decides to film a day in the life of her roommates for a school project.

"Dorothy's Prized Pupil" Terry Hughes Christopher Lloyd March 14, 1987
Dorothy tutors a young Hispanic boy whose prize-winning essay results in the discovery that he is an illegal alien. Meanwhile, Rose decides that she must become Blanche's personal slave for a week to atone for losing a pair of Blanche's earrings, which it turns out that Blanche herself lost.

"Diamond in the Rough" Terry Hughes Jan Fischer, William Weidner March 21, 1987
Blanche dates a handsome caterer, but can't quite fall for a man who doesn't use a knife and fork.

"Son-in-Law Dearest" Terry Hughes Patt Shea, Harriett Weiss April 11, 1987
Dorothy receives a visit from her daughter, Kate, who has important news - her husband has had an affair and she's left him. When Kate decides to forgive her husband, a dismayed Dorothy tries to talk her out of it, creating a rift between mother and daughter. Meanwhile, Blanche and Rose watch an I Love Lucy marathon on television.

"To Catch a Neighbor" Terry Hughes Russell Marcus May 2, 1987
The girls allow two undercover cops to use their house as a base for spying on their neighbors, who are suspected of being jewel thieves.

"A Piece of Cake" Terry Hughes Barry Fanaro, Terry Grossman, Mort Nathan, Kathy Speer May 9, 1987
The ladies recall other birthday celebrations while preparing a surprise birthday party for a friend.

"Empty Nest" Jay Sandrich Susan Harris May 16, 1987
Neighbors Renee and George are having marital problems.