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Blanche decides to marry again late in life, but there are very definite problems with the man she has in mind for the upcoming nuptials.

The ladies grow concerned after discovering Rose has fallen in love with a diminutive suitor; Sophia must leave town to attend her grandson's graduation.

Rose makes the difficult decision to embrace celibacy after her new beau suddenly dies of a heart attack following a night of passion.

A influenza outbreak threatens to prevent Rose, Dorothy and Rose from attending a high-profile charity banquet, and Sophia wants to find a date for that night.

Blanche reminisces about how an innocent advertisement at the local grocery store led to her steadfast friendships with Rose and Dorothy.

Blanche goes into a deep depression when her doctor tells her she is starting to go through menopause; Dorothy, Rose and Sophia become business partners.

Dorothy, Rose and Blanche are given the opportunity to attend a movie premiere, but they are mistakenly arrested for solicitation on the way to the venue.

Rose battles with a crotchety neighbor over the preservation of a 200-year-old tree, and loses her temper, telling the elderly woman to "drop dead."

Dorothy conceals the fact that her friend is a lesbian, but it becomes quite obvious to everyone except for Rose, the object of her affection.

Blanche's father arrives in town with a young fiancée, and Blanche thinks the woman is after money; Dorothy and Rose enter a songwriting competition.

Dorothy secretly invites her aunt to visit as a birthday present for Sophia, but is shocked to discover that the two siblings despise one another.

Rose undergoes an extreme personality change after claiming she died and came back to life after a throat spasm, but her new persona annoys her housemates.

Sophia grows jealous after her sister moves in at Dorothy's request; Rose comforts one of her patients by offering to watch over his chicken.

Rose and Blanche compete for the affections of a police officer assigned to stake out two of their neighbors thought to be jewel thieves.

Sophia learns her new best friend's illness may cause him to forget they have ever met; Rose's beloved teddy bear is accidentally sold at Blanche's garage sale.

Rose writes a letter to President Reagan and Premier Gorbachev about nuclear weapons and is surprised when Gorbachev wants to meet her.

The girls see a group therapist when they can't see eye to eye over living together, and his conclusion on the matter shocks them all.

Rose and Blanche become jealous of Dorothy's seemingly-perfect friendship with a local novelist, who has an opinion on everything.

Sophia tries to convince Dorothy and Stan to pretend they are still married so a visiting priest from Sicily won't be broken-hearted.

Blanche's smooth-talking new beau appears to be interested in Sophia as well; Rose becomes Dorothy's student on her way to earn her high school diploma.

Dorothy, Rose and Blanche feel Sophia isn't enjoying life, unaware that her day includes a grocery store clash, volunteering and conducting a jazz band.

The only man Blanche claims to have turned her down returns to town on business and this time she's out to conquer him; Rose claims she saw a UFO.

Four women will spend their retirement years dealing with life, issues and problems, while they are sharing a home together in Florida.

Sophia and her new husband Max begin operating their own pizza stand on the beach; Dorothy picks up the habit of smoking cigarettes.

After being stood up by their respective dates, Dorothy, Rose and Blanche decide to spend Valentine's Day eating cheesecake and reminiscing.

Dorothy feels guilty after a former high school rival arrives for a visit and suffers a life-threatening heart attack during a tennis match.

The girls decide to go on a crash diet in order to lose weight before going to a friend's annual party, and they reminisce along the way.

Four women will spend their retirement years dealing with life, issues and problems, while they are sharing a home together in Florida.

Sophia becomes increasingly frightened, when Dorothy's long-lasting, mystery illness baffles the high-profile neurologist examining her.

Dorothy will vehemently forbid Sophia from assisting an elderly friend who is asking for her help in ending her life, forcing a difficult decision.

Rose will spend three days waiting for the results of an AIDS test after receiving questionable blood during a transfusion after her gall bladder surgery.

Four women will spend their retirement years dealing with life, issues and problems, while they are sharing a home together in Florida.

Dorothy plans a stirring speech on the President's view on education, but is speechless when she actually gets the opportunity to meet him.

Blanche is shocked to discover that her late husband is alive and well having faked his death nine years ago to avoid a jail sentence; Dorothy's love triangle.

Blanche's brother Clayton arrives in Miami with the revelation that he is planning a commitment ceremony for him and his partner; Rose is up for an award.

Blanche reconsiders her feelings for commitment-free sex after her casual partner fails to answer the phone; Rose pursues her dream of becoming a TV reporter.

The girls join Blanche on a murder mystery weekend she has organized for the museum's annual outing, but real danger may be eminent.

Blanche grows incredibly jealous after Dorothy's surprising performances at a local bar begin to steal away all of her potential dates.

Four women will spend their retirement years dealing with life, issues and problems, while they are sharing a home together in Florida.

Sophia, Rose and Blanche ponder the future as Dorothy makes plans to move to Atlanta with her new husband after their upcoming marriage.

When a popular reality show comes to town, two sisters who are restaurant owners are reunited only for the feud between their restaurants to heat up.

A young man finds the courage to admit his romantic feelings for his best friend, when he is asked to be the best man at his wedding in Greece.

Blanche is upset, when her daughter makes plans to undergo artificial insemination instead of the traditional method to become pregnant.

Sophia grows jealous after her sister moves in at Dorothy's request; Rose comforts one of her patients by offering to watch over his chicken.

Rose and Blanche compete for the affections of a police officer assigned to stake out two of their neighbors thought to be jewel thieves.

Sophia learns her new best friend's illness may cause him to forget they have ever met; Rose's beloved teddy bear is accidentally sold at Blanche's garage sale.

Rose writes a letter to President Reagan and Premier Gorbachev about nuclear weapons and is surprised when Gorbachev wants to meet her.

Blanche is upset, when her daughter makes plans to undergo artificial insemination instead of the traditional method to become pregnant.

When Lorelai decides to break up with Max during parent-teacher night, she doesn't realize that it's going to give Rory more problems at school.

While Rory goes on a double date, Lorelai insists that Sookie go on a date with Jackson which leads to her joining them with Jackson's strange cousin.