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"Yes, We Have No Havanas" Terry Hughes Barry Fanaro, Mort Nathan October 8, 1988
Blanche and Sophia date the same man, causing a rift between them; Dorothy teaches a history class for General Equivalency Diploma candidates, who include Rose.
"The Days and Nights of Sophia Petrillo" Terry Hughes Terry Grossman, Kathy Speer October 22, 1988
Sophia plans to go to the market and buy a nectarine, which she does every day. The other girls worry that she is too old and frail to enjoy life. However, the tables are turned: Sophia has a full day, rallying fellow shoppers to fight return policies at a supermarket, leading a charity band on the boardwalk, and volunteering at a hospital, while the other girls sit around the kitchen table talking about how to pass the time.
"The One That Got Away" Terry Hughes Christopher Lloyd October 29, 1988
Blanche is expecting a visit from a high-school friend who, she claims, is the only man that ever rejected her. She becomes determined to seduce him to "perfect" her record. Meanwhile, Rose claims to have seen a UFO and gets the Air Force involved.
"Yokel Hero" Terry Hughes Robert Bruce, Martin Weiss November 5, 1988
Rose is nominated to be St. Olaf's "Woman of the Year," but soon becomes convinced that she isn't qualified to win and sinks into a depression. Dorothy and Blanche secretly touch up her list of accomplishments.
Guest stars: Richard Mulligan as pediatrician Dr. Harry Weston (cross-promoting the NBC sitcom Empty Nest); Valente Rodriguez as Fred; Jim Doughan as Ben; Doug Cox as Sven; James Lashly as driver.
"Bang the Drum, Stanley" Terry Hughes Robert Bruce, Martin Weiss November 12, 1988
Stan, hard-pressed for money, asks Dorothy and Sophia to a baseball game to butter up his ex-wife and get a loan. When Sophia is hit on the head by a ball at the game, Stan hatches a scheme to sue the ballpark, while Blanche and Rose prepare to be in a local musical production.
"Sophia's Wedding (Part 1)" Terry Hughes Barry Fanaro, Mort Nathan November 19, 1988
Sophia's dearest friend dies, and Sophia comforts her friend's widower, Max Weinstock. Meanwhile, Rose and Blanche start an unofficial Elvis fan club.
"Sophia's Wedding (Part 2)" Terry Hughes Barry Fanaro, Mort Nathan November 26, 1988
Sophia and Max return from their honeymoon, and they try to resurrect Max and Salvador's old pizza-and-knish stand at the beach. A stressed-out Dorothy starts smoking cigarettes again, fifteen years after quitting.
"Brother, Can You Spare That Jacket" Terry Hughes Terry Grossman, Kathy Speer December 3, 1988
A frantic search to retrieve a winning lottery ticket that Sophia accidentally gave away takes the ladies to a homeless shelter.
"Scared Straight" Terry Hughes Christopher Lloyd December 10, 1988
When Blanche's newly divorced brother, Clayton, comes to town, he confides to Rose that he is homosexual; scared to tell Blanche the truth, though, he pretends to have bedded Rose.
"Stan Takes a Wife" Terry Hughes Winifred Hervey January 7, 1989
Stan breaks the news that he's engaged to be married for the third time, and Dorothy, convincing herself that she still loves him, decides to try to win him back. The girls try to talk Dorothy out of ruining Stan's wedding.
"The Auction" Terry Hughes Eric Cohen January 14, 1989
Blanche can't afford a new roof. Upon meeting an artist with a fatal disease, Blanche hatches a plan: invest in the artist's work, which will surely increase in value once he dies.
"Blind Date" Terry Hughes Christopher Lloyd January 28, 1989
After being dumped by her boyfriend, Blanche befriends a man at a bar and makes a date with him, not realizing that he's blind; Dorothy and Rose try their hands at coaching a kids' football team.
"The Impotence of Being Ernest" Steve Zuckerman Kevin Abbott, Rick Copp, David A. Goodman February 4, 1989
Rose hits it off with new beau Ernest, but the two hit a snag when their relationship never quite gets physical. Meanwhile, Sophia fears a vendetta when she receives a black feather in the mail.
"Love Me Tender" Terry Hughes Tracy Gamble, Richard Vaczy February 6, 1989
Sophia objects to Dorothy's "completely physical" relationship with a nondescript new lover. Blanche and Rose become pals to two motherless girls, who also happen to be juvenile delinquents.
"Valentine's Day" Terry Hughes Barry Fanaro, Terry Grossman, Mort Nathan, Kathy Speer February 11, 1989
The ladies remember the unique ways they have celebrated Valentine's Day in the past.
"Two Rode Together" Terry Hughes Robert Bruce, Martin Weiss February 18, 1989
Dorothy hopes to spend "quality time" with Sophia, while Sophia just wants to ride Space Mountain at Walt Disney World. Rose and Blanche collaborate to write a children's book with not-so-good results.
"You Gotta Have Hope" Terry Hughes Barry Fanaro, Mort Nathan February 25, 1989
Dorothy is in charge of a talent show and things aren't going her way: she can't find any talent for the show and her emcee has just canceled. She only groans when Rose insists she can get Bob Hope to appear.
"Fiddler on the Ropes" Terry Hughes Terry Grossman, Kathy Speer March 4, 1989
Sophia invests the roommates' money in a prizefighter.
"Till Death Do We Volley" Terry Hughes Tracy Gamble, Richard Vaczy March 18, 1989
Dorothy is visited by high-school friend Trudy, whose friendship with her is based on competition and practical jokes. The competition gets out of hand when Trudy collapses and apparently dies during a game of tennis and Dorothy must break the news to their assembled classmates.
"High Anxiety" Terry Hughes Robert Bruce, Martin Weiss March 25, 1989
After Sophia accidentally knocks a bottle of Rose's pills down the sink, the girls learn that Rose is addicted. She battles withdrawal. Meanwhile, Dorothy and Sophia are hired to be in a pizza commercial.
"Little Sister" Terry Hughes Christopher Lloyd April 1, 1989
Rose catches her visiting sister Holly with Blanche's boyfriend and tries to tell Blanche and Dorothy, who've been charmed by Holly and refuse to believe Rose. Meanwhile, Dorothy trusts Sophia to watch a dog, with disastrous results.
"Sophia's Choice" Terry Hughes Tracy Gamble, Richard Vaczy April 15, 1989
Sophia goes into action to break her friend, Lillian, out of Sunny Pastures, "the worst nursing home in the city." However, Lillian proves to be too much of a handful for Sophia to handle. Meanwhile, Blanche considers having her breasts enlarged.
"Rites of Spring" Terry Hughes Eric Cohen April 29, 1989
A week prior to a friend's annual party, the girls debate what they should do to improve their looks, leading them to reminisce about previous attempts to do so.
"Foreign Exchange" Terry Hughes Harriet B. Helberg, Sandy Helberg May 6, 1989
In the 100th episode, Sophia's old friends come to Miami from Sicily for a visit and have shocking news for Dorothy: they believe she is theirs, switched at birth with the daughter they raised. Meanwhile, Blanche and Rose take "dirty dancing" lessons.
"We're Outta Here (Part 1)" Terry Hughes Barry Fanaro, Mort Nathan May 13, 1989
Blanche, Dorothy, and Rose return home from a play to discover Sophia in the midst of selling the house. A "For Sale" sign was accidentally placed on the front lawn, but Blanche considers going through with the sale after learning the amount she's been offered.
"We're Outta Here (Part 2)" Terry Hughes Terry Grossman, Kathy Speer May 13, 1989
The roommates mull over whether or not they should give up the house.
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