Estelle Getty, Betty White, and Rue McClanahan reunited at the 1996 ceremony to deliver a perfect parody of Alicia Silverstone and pals.

No other TV show with an older cast is as loved as The Golden Girls.When NBC debuted the series in 1985, a bias against older demographics was already in the ratings system.

The Golden Girls was popular when it originally aired in the 1980s and early 1990s.In the years since it left the air, it’s gained an even bigger following. Loyal fans were quick to notice that ...

Some may minimize The Golden Girls as a silly show about four old ladies. But the NBC series was a huge critical and commercial success. Over seven seasons, it racked up 68 Emmy nominations, 11 ...

The Golden Girls was a hit on NBC when it premiered in 1985, running for seven season until 1992. Fans who are looking for more should know there has already been a reboot of Golden Girls: ...

The Golden Girls put its protagonists front and center, showing them working, falling in love and living on their own terms in a way audiences hadn't seen before.

"The Golden Girls" was a daring show for its day, tackling sex, homelessness, homosexuality and cross-dressing. Here (from left) Rue McClanahan, Bea Arthur and Betty White star in the "Valentine's ...

For those unfamiliar with the iconic show from the 1980s, The Golden Girls was about four older ladies who lived together. Rose, Sophia and Blanche were all widows, and Dorothy was a divorcée.

If you spent the ‘80s and ’90s laughing along with "The Golden Girls," give these modern shows with similar themes a try. 1. "Girls" HBO's American comedy-drama series "Girls" sees parallels ...