You left out one thing. And eating! ;)

They want to do a remake of this 85-92 show only the Black Version

@@JohnJones-ej1ux Why. They should leave it alone. 😶

Personally, I don't draw life lessons or virtuous examples from tv shows ... while I surely DO appreciate the high, all-around quality of this long-running comedy team. :)

@@JohnJones-ej1ux Any culture, skin color, or otherwise can certainly put a quality show on, if they try hard enough. I'm thinking the audience is just seeking the laughter, regardless of what you call, the Black Version. I'm skin-color-blind.

One of my many favorite scenes 😂

Dorothy: HOW DARE YOU!

Lol

HAHAHAHAHAH

😂😂

Best! Lol 😂

I never thought of it that way!

I liked Dr. Ashley; he was informative and helpful in treating the four ladies with their problems while being ironically funny ("Shut up, Rose!"). If there was any minor "Golden Girls" character that should have had their own spin-off show, I'd nominate this psychiatrist. "Shrink" probably would have been a good title!

That was my take too, FLguy, of course I doubted this would be the end of the show. But they opened up alright! I don’t think they would normally let t🎉heir feelings out quite that much. Some therapists are good at allowing their clients to open up like that. Everyone was revealing themselves. It was wonderful to hear Rose stand up to Dorothy so forcefully. I have every once in a while felt that Rose was occasionally getting hit too hard and surely must be feeling very bad. My heart would go out to her at those times.

No good doctor says shut up to a client

It’s a comedy. Nobody in the show would usually talk like this in general with anyone. Nobody makes a quip every other second to everyone you interact with. Besides usually therapy isn’t simply handled in 1 session that only lasts less then 10 minutes.

Too funny that scene,

Rose is right. I googled it

What does that mean of what Rose said to Blanch?

@@wally6914 what did you google?

3:47 - Slow it down at 0.5x, it makes it more hilarious! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Everyone should spend the comments because Betty White just passed and all videos on Betty White should be spammed like literally with condolences

I think she’s a garkomanokin😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

In bidin's America that's like $1

If memory serves correctly, $8 would be around 1200 drachma in 1987. I might be off a little because that was a long time ago!

I like your comment.

Because they are all very different… too alike and it’s boring.

@@desertrose1226 yes, l agree with you 💯

He's a psychiatrist, not a secretary

@@Hutchins24Wiccan I think *T James* was referring to the woman at the desk in the background.

@@Hutchins24Wiccan How hard is it for you to see the secretary in the background?

Sophia prefers ‘wise’. 😆

I still can't believe that they're all gone. And I'm not ashamed to admit that that fact hurts a lot.

Even in death they followed one another except betty she held on as long as she could

She was shaking her head

Her facial expression after that is priceless lol.

Haha

Oh how are you Kimberly?

Lmao

So true .... when you able to just let things be

Especially that last scene about the whip cream with Blanche! 😂😂🤣

Me too 😂

😂😂 I love it when she say that, Rose with the Back in St Olaf stories

We really can't help it, can we?

I never understood the title.It should have been 4 on a couch.

@@dougstoner903 True

Because the issues were between Dorothy, Rose, and Blanche. Sophia was just there for commentary purposes.

Well Lazlo is just giving them what they wanted to hear because they have something he wanted for his art. If he said the same thing what the psychiatrist had said, then they would not have been more open to pose for him, wouldn't you think?

He's an artist, the other is a psychiatrist. Who would you rather believe?

I think the psychiatrist used reverse psychology on them. It forced them to see if they wanted to stay together for themselves.

I love the Lazlo one!! The ending is priceless!

@Les Bravo yes he was... he knew they were interested and he used that

That's an actual word?

Betty white is Scandinavian?

@@chuchulainn9275 yup

Considering the fact that Designing Women essentially ripped off the basic format of Golden Girls - four women get into shenanigans - but just made them younger women, I just always assumed Sophia’s line was the writers and producers taking a dig at Designing Women

Sorry about your loss

Uh...aren't you forgetting someone?

@@02chevyguy oh the lovely Estelle Getty how could anyone forget!!

PERFECT choice if words to describe Sophia.PERFECT comments al the way.

Y’all are so boring

She proved it again that she is indeed the glue.

I still can't believe that they're all gone. And I'm not ashamed to admit that that fact hurts a lot. RIP Estelle Getty (July 25, 1923 - July 22, 2008), Bea Arthur (May 13, 1922 - April 25, 2009), Rue McClanahan (February 21, 1934 - June 3, 2010), and Betty White (January 17, 1922 - December 31, 2021). You will all be missed. A lot.

Dr. Ashley: “Rose, What Do YOU Think Of Blanche Saying THESE Things?” Rose: “That SHE’S A ‘Garconanokin’.” Dr. Ashley: “Well, What EXACTLY Does That MEAN?” Rose: “LITERALLY, It’s A Precise Moment When ‘Dog Doo’ Turns White.” CLASSIC SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGE USED FOR SAVAGE OCCASIONS!!! Good Ol’ Betty White!

@@joshuatewolde1837 lol yep

That look of distaste at Rose's dress as she's saying this line is such a perfect detail in the delivery.

@@zoltan902 Lol Rose didn't like that

@@spiceupyourlife7755 It's a perfectly designed moment for the character. It highlights Blanche's pettiness, vanity, and propensity to put others down to elevate herself. At the same time, Rose is nearly deserving of the criticism, which gives Blanche's malice its needed comic edge.

That's Betty White's words against Bea's and unfortunately Betty made that comment right after Bea died when Bea could no longer defend herself.

@@jandreidrn But Rue backed it up. When Rue's husband first met Bea at a party, Bea told him that she thought Betty was a cunt. Also if you watch the bloopers, Betty points out Bea messing up, and Bea doesn't look too pleased about it.

@@Hutchins24Wiccan "While Betty's on-set antics reportedly annoyed Bea, the duo didn’t have the massive feud that has been so heavily reported. Rue once explained that Bea often refused to go to lunch unless Betty was ready to go. They ate together often and sat with each other during dinners, too. Bea's son, Matthew Saks, revealed that Bea and Betty were friends. He told The Hollywood Reporter that the two often commuted to the set of The Golden Girls together. He said, “there was no fighting at all. They were friends. At one point, they lived close enough that they would drive each other to work.” Saks did admit that Bea was irritated by Betty on occasions, but he chalked that up to his mother’s personality and their differing approaches to acting. Saks once said his mother thought it was “fun” to have someone to be angry with. That was easy for her to do with Betty because they had different personalities and approached acting in completely different ways. Still, the two maintained a cordial relationship off set. Rue seemed to agree when asked about Bea and Betty's feud. Rue explained that Betty and Bea's relationship wasn’t all that she had hoped it would be, but the rivalry was largely confined to the set. Calling Bea “eccentric,” Rue explained that Bea was simply particular about her job." Also Rue repeated that c*nt story at Bea's memorial at the Majestic Theater and it reportedly brought down the house, especially since it followed a far more serious story Rue told about how Bea comforted her after her mother died. But the question is: is it really right for Rue to wait till Bea dies before she rats out a private remark she made? Didn’t she leave it out of her book and wait till now to tell it because, alive, Bea wouldn’t have liked it being served to crowds and publications? Is it really right to spill the beans on someone’s private thoughts at their own memorial?

@@jandreidrn I agree. I love both Betty and Rue, but to trash Bea like that after her death is quite low.