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Old Friends

El episodio se emitió el 19 sept 1987
TV-PG
30min

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Estelle Getty and Joe Seneca in Las chicas de oro (1985)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaSophia befriends an elderly man who suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Meanwhile, Rose tries to get her teddy bear back from one of her Sunshine Cadets, who holds it hostage.Sophia befriends an elderly man who suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Meanwhile, Rose tries to get her teddy bear back from one of her Sunshine Cadets, who holds it hostage.Sophia befriends an elderly man who suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Meanwhile, Rose tries to get her teddy bear back from one of her Sunshine Cadets, who holds it hostage.

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The episode won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Technical Direction/Electronic Camerawork/Video Control for a Series.

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Blanche asks Daisy to go into Rose's room to get some things for the rummage sale. When Daisy leaves the living room, she goes into the first door on the right, which is Sophia's room. However, Daisy could have just gotten the rooms mixed up since she does not live there nor visit often.

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Sophia Petrillo: Do you think he'll remember me?
Dorothy Zbornak: I dunno Ma.
Sophia Petrillo: I'll remember him.

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Featured in The 40th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1988)

Banda sonora
Thank You For Being A Friend
Written by Andrew Gold
Sung by Cynthia Fee

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10/10

Leaves you stunned.

I've always loved this episode of The Golden Girls, but I understand it even more having lost my Father to Dementia.

Joe Seneca plays the role of Alvin with heartbreaking accuracy. A truly stunning performance. The good old Golden Girls comedy still surrounds this devastating storyline, but I now find this a very difficult episode to watch.

This show was always well ahead of its time, dealing with very serious issues whilst still giving us belly laughs. But this episode will stay with me for the rest of my life. I miss my Dad terribly, and I remember him through the tears that this episode never fails to produce.

This is everything a sitcom should be. I don't think this episode could ever be topped by any other show. Superb.