The Golden Girls season 4 episode 20 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a heartwarming yet challenging episode, the girls navigate through humor, past experiences, and unexpected revelations. Sophia boasts about her malt-making skills, referencing her high school job, and later gets offered a role in a pizzeria commercial. Tensions rise when Rose's unusual behavior surfaces, stemming from her long-term use of prescription pills. The girls band together, supporting Rose through a difficult night as she confronts her addiction. Despite challenges during the commercial filming, including Dorothy's nervousness and Sophia's refusal to endorse a subpar product, the focus shifts to Rose's journey towards recovery. The episode culminates with Rose's return from rehab, acknowledging her ongoing struggle but embracing hope and the support of her friends.
Full Episode S04E20 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What job did Sophia have in high school?
Sophia worked in a malt shop when she was in high school.
Why is Dorothy reluctant to drink malts?
Dorothy associates malts with her time working in a malt shop, preferring to enjoy what's left in the blender.
How does Sophia get offered to be in a commercial?
Sophia is offered to be in a commercial after meeting the owner of a pizzeria chain at a mini-mall.
Where is the commercial initially planned to be shot?
The commercial is initially planned to be shot in Dorothy and Sophia's kitchen.
What causes tension during the planning of the commercial?
Rose's distress over her baking and her unusual behavior cause tension.
What is revealed about Rose's pills?
Rose has been taking prescription pills for a long time, initially prescribed for a back injury.
How do the girls help Rose with her addiction?
The girls stay up with Rose through the night to support her as she tries to resist taking her pills.
Why does Sophia refuse to endorse the pizza in the commercial?
Sophia refuses to endorse the pizza because she doesn't believe it's good and doesn't want to lie.
What decision does Rose make about her addiction?
Rose decides to seek professional help at a rehabilitation center.
How does Rose feel after returning from rehab?
Rose feels that she can live without drugs, one day at a time, but acknowledges she's not fully cured.