Sing along to the musical stylings of Dorothy, Rose, Blanche, and Sophia.
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Dorothy, Blanche, Rose, and Sophia are four young-at-heart housemates living together in Miami. Bright, promiscuous, clueless, and hilarious, these lovely, mismatched ladies form the perfect circle of friends. Starring Bea Arthur, Rue McClanahan, Betty White, and Estelle Getty.
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7:07 love how Dorothy is Genuinely happy for Blanche at the back when she said she’s goinf to sing. She don’t mean to steal the spotlight from Blanche. She doesn’t think of it as a competition but for Blanche, it is (which I think somehow is valid because she felt like Dorothy took over her happy place.) Anyway, I love this show.
I wish they let Sophia and Dorothy sing the entire I Got You Babe song.
Me too! 😂
Absolutely one of the most memorably hilarious moments on the entire show. And the costumes!
@MarijeanGalloaway Sophia’s stache is bigger than she is!
Thank you❤❤❤❤
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“Thaaaanks for the medicare”😂😂
Good Lord how many bathrobes did these ladies have?
9:25 Sonny Bono did not have a mustache in the 1960s.
14:00 oh my god Foxy Loxy is played by George Hearn, the Broadway star who sang I am what I am in la Cage aux Folles in the early eighties. This episode is from spring 1991, so he had already had that big success. La Cage was composed by Jerry Herman, and so was the musical Mame, in which Bea Arthur co-starred in the 60s.
Sonny and Cher scene from the three characters is a classic. All three did not break character.
Since I’m a kid watching with my grandmother, Dorothy saying “Help” as Turkey Lurky always took me out!
Best Sitcom ever ❤️ Was ahead of its time 👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️
have always thought they should have made the Miami song the theme song for the show. maybe in a later season
or for the spin off the golden palace
14:30
I love this part so much!
“What’ll I Do” should have been #1!!! I love to hear her sing it.