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The Golden Palace

Show Summary

Aired: 1992 - 1993
Show Type: Live Action
Country of Origin: US

Spin off of The Golden Girls, featuring Betty White, Rue McClanahan, and Estelle Getty, following Bea Arthur's departure in 1992 (Bea made an appearance on the Golden Palace in 1992). Only one season was made.

Following Dorothy's departure when she married Lucas Hollingsworth, the remaining girls sell up their Miami home and go on to buy a hotel, The Golden Palace.

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Posted: 08/25/2005
did you know the reason they made the golden palce is becuase the person that played dorthy wanted to quit but the other actresses wanted to keep going
juicyPosted: 08/28/2005
good show but not as good as golden girls. i liked it with 4 of them instead of 3
90sKidPosted: 12/31/2005
yeah, it just doesnt seem the same without dorothy! but i do like it. i've been enjoying the reruns on lifetime
80sGuruPosted: 03/12/2006
Dorothy was the cornerstone of The Golden Girls. She was the one that kept everyone grounded, and the opposites playing off of eachother worked so well, but in The Golden palace, a vital piece of the formula was missing. Betty White, Rue McClanahan and Estelle Getty are terriffic and funny actresses in their own right, but when Bea Arthur left, it just wasn't the same. That being said, i did enjoy the Golden Palace, and if it had kept going maybe the newer additions could have come together with the older to make their own formula. We'll never know now though.
gen1976Posted: 08/15/2008
ok did you know that Rue and Betty had worked together on the show Mama's Family, Then before that Rue and Bea Worked together on Maude, how ever Bea and Betty had never worked together before Golden Girls, and that none of them had ever worked with Estelle. I remeber when Golden Girls first came on, it came on ABC on saturdays, 8.p.m. where I was livingI love this show!! still do it was one of the best comedy/situations of the times, they got away with so much, that even some of the antics still apply today.

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