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An old photo shows Blanche with Charlie; Sophia has a hearing test.
Blanche becomes the prime suspect when the roommates go on a murder mystery weekend.
While on a wheelchair, Sophia manipulates a nurse; Blanche is a stage grandmother.
Dorothy tries to mend the rift between her mother and recently widowed sister-in-law, Brenda, at her brother's funeral.
Miles feels he is competing with Rose's late husband; Blanche is mistreated by an old flame.
Blanche's brother Clayton arrives from Atlanta with his boyfriend, Doug; Blanche claims to have accepted Clay's sexual orientation, but actually witnessing his lifestyle throws her a curve.
When Miles admits to lying about his professional standing, Rose gives him the heave-ho.
When Dorothy plans to remarry Stan, Sophia threatens to cut her off from the family.
While Dorothy makes wedding arrangements, the others interview potential housemate Truby.
Sophia throws herself into her job as recreational director at a retirement home.
Rose auditions for a TV reporter job; Blanche seeks a commitment from a lukewarm beau.
Blanche robs the cradle to convince Jason, her new lover, how young she is.
A suspicious Rose asks neighbor Barbara Weston to investigate her new boyfriend, at the same time that Miles returns to her life.
Long ago antics by Sophia come to light when Dorothy's high-school prom date appears.
Hoping for a reconciliation, Stan buys a date with Dorothy at a charity auction.
Sophia becomes the prime suspect in the investigation surrounding a fire at Shady Pines retirement home.
The ladies must take the stage in the school play when Dorothy's first-graders come down with the measles.
Sophia's new friend, an elderly gentleman, has Alzheimer's disease.
The housemates recall some of their absurd moneymaking schemes.
The housemates could earn $100,000 if they adopt an elderly pig.
Courtesy of their new housekeeper's magic potions, Blanche's social life perks up and Dorothy wins the battle against insomnia.
The women confront their phobias on a flight to the Bahamas to attend a funeral.
Rose, concerned about the nuclear arms race, mails letters to President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.
A political candidate announces that he had an affair with Blanche, a contention that she denies.
Dorothy and Blanche contrive an answer to Rose's personal ad.
Sophia takes action when a depressed, gun-toting Santa Claus threatens to ruin Christmas for her and her housemates.
For Sophia's birthday, Dorothy flies her sister Angela in from Sicily, Italy, as a surprise; Dorothy's the one who's surprised when Sophia's reaction is that of disgust.
Dorothy feels sympathy for Stan when he tells her he's going to have open heart surgery; however, that sympathy fades when she learns of his many infidelities while they were married.
The roommates swoon over a TV actor Patrick Vaughn who is appearing at their community theater.
Rose becomes convinced she is dead after suffering an esophageal spasm; after this experience she decides to live for the day.
Dorothy and Rose agree to baby-sit a group of children, but one set of parents fails to claim its child.
The roommates reminisce about the adventures they have shared.
Dorothy becomes romantically interested in Frank Leahy, a fellow teacher whom she later discovers is a priest.
Angela Petrillo pays a return visit to Miami, making her sister's life miserable.
After attending a sorority reunion, Blanche considers having a face lift.
One of Dorothy's pupils may face deportation, and she feels responsible.
Blanche announces that she is canceling a date with her latest boyfriend, because he does not meet her standards.
Dorothy dismays when her daughter is too forgiving of her unfaithful husband.
When two police officers set up surveillance equipment in Blanche's house, Dorothy, Rose, Blanche and Sophia are more interested in snaring the policemen.
Through a series of flashbacks, the housemates reminisce about their birthday celebrations.
The women try to help a neighborhood couple, George and Renee Corliss, patch up their faltering marriage.