| 词条 | The Golden Girls (season 3) |
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| show_name = The Golden Girls | season_number = 3 | bgcolour = #F85EA1 | image = File:TGGS3_DVD_COVER.jpg | image_alt = | caption = DVD cover | starring = | country = United States | num_episodes = 25 | network = NBC | first_aired = {{Start date|1987|09|19}} | last_aired = {{End date|1988|05|07}} | episode_list = List of The Golden Girls episodes }} The third season of The Golden Girls premiered on NBC on September 19, 1987, and concluded on May 7, 1988. The season consisted of 25 episodes. Broadcast historyThe season originally aired Saturdays at 9:00-9:30 pm (EST) from September 19, 1987 to May 7, 1988.[1][2] Awards and nominations40th Primetime Emmy Awards
DVD releaseThe Region 1 DVD was released on November 22, 2005. The Region 2 and 4 DVD were respectively released on January 9 and January 11, 2006. Episodes{{see also|List of The Golden Girls episodes}}|background=#F85EA1 |overall=2 |season=2 |title=20 |writer=19 |director=15 |airdate=15 |episodes={{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=52 |EpisodeNumber2=1 |Title=Old Friends |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1987|09|19}} |ShortSummary=At a beach, Sophia meets an elderly man named Alvin. The two become friends and enjoy spending time together on a bench at the beach. However, as the friendship deepens, the old fellow's behavior becomes erratic, and she learns he has Alzheimer's Disease. At home, Blanche accidentally gives away Rose's cherished teddy bear to a little girl named Daisy, who is a Sunshine Cadet. When Blanche tries to get the bear back for Rose, the girl holds the teddy for ransom. Guest stars: Joe Seneca as Alvin Newcastle; Jenny Lewis as Daisy. Note: This episode won two Emmys: Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series (Estelle Getty) and Outstanding Technical Direction/Camera/Video for a Series. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=53 |EpisodeNumber2=2 |Title=One for the Money |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Kathy Speer, Terry Grossman, Barry Fanaro, Mort Nathan, and Winifred Hervey Stallworth |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1987|09|26}} |ShortSummary=The ladies recall their attempts to earn extra money, including starting a catering business. Guest stars: Sid Melton as Salvadore Petrillo; Lynnie Greene as young Dorothy Zbornak; Roy Stuart as Marty; Conrad Janis as dance announcer. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=54 |EpisodeNumber2=3 |Title=Bringing Up Baby |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1987|10|03}} |ShortSummary=When Rose's uncle dies, she learns that she will be inheriting a baby that she must raise. A man, on behalf of Rose’s uncle, brings the baby to the ladies' house. They are surprised to learn that Baby is actually the name of an elderly male pig that used to roam on the uncle's farm. Blanche and Dorothy initially decline to let the pig live in their house and to take care of it, until they learn that they will earn $100,000 upon Baby's death, which they can then split among themselves. Baby becomes ill, and Rose eventually learns from a veterinarian that Baby is homesick for the farm. Dorothy and Blanche persuade Rose to keep Baby with them, stating that the plane ride back home could kill him. Dorothy begins feeling guilty about keeping Baby away from the farm, and Blanche eventually realizes that the pig really is homesick. Baby is sent home, and Rose later receives a letter informing her of Baby's death on the farm shortly after arriving. Meanwhile, Sophia loses her eyeglasses. Guest star: Parley Baer as Chester T. Raney. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=55 |EpisodeNumber2=4 |Title=The Housekeeper |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Winifred Hervey Stallworth |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1987|10|17}} |ShortSummary=While Sophia is away on vacation, the ladies hire a housekeeper, Marguerite, who charms them but is lousy at keeping the house clean. When they fire her, she storms out, telling the ladies they have made a big mistake. At first, the ladies think nothing of it until they all receive terrible luck and become convinced that Marguerite has placed a voodoo curse on them. They rehire Marguerite and behave very nicely towards her, giving her champagne, flowers, and a tiara. Sophia returns home and Dorothy explains to her why Marguerite is receiving such special treatment. Sophia questions Marguerite about the alleged curse, despite Dorothy's pleas not to do so. Marguerite denies placing a curse on the ladies, and although she appreciates being rehired, she declines the offer. Guest star: Paula Kelly as Marguerite Brown. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=56 |EpisodeNumber2=5 |Title=Nothing to Fear But Fear Itself |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Christopher Lloyd |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1987|10|24}} |ShortSummary=When Rose's great-aunt dies, she must fly to the Bahamas to deliver the eulogy — and speaking in public is her greatest fear. She persuades Blanche and Dorothy to come along, where they end up facing their own fears onboard the plane. Dorothy has a fear of flying, while Blanche faces a nightmare that seems to be coming true: being on an airplane full of bald men that ultimately crashes. After encountering a storm, the plane is forced to turn around, unlike in Blanche's dream. Dorothy and Blanche convince Rose to deliver the eulogy to the plane occupants. At home, Sophia enters a cook-off for the Daughters of Sicily, Italy. Guest star: Meg Wyllie as Candy the stewardess; Paul Ross as Captain Lord (voice). Note: This was the first of four appearances by Meg Wylie. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=57 |EpisodeNumber2=6 |Title=Letter to Gorbachev |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1987|10|31}} |ShortSummary=Mikhail Gorbachev's U.S. representatives report that their leader was touched by Rose's letter pleading for nuclear disarmament and that he is eager to meet Rose — who, they all assume, must be a little girl, given her letter's naivete. As Blanche and Dorothy ponder how to break the news to Rose, Sophia tries to devise the perfect act for a talent show. Guest star: Allan Rich as Alexi. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=58 |EpisodeNumber2=7 |Title=Strange Bedfellows |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Christopher Lloyd |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1987|11|07}} |ShortSummary=Gil Kessler, a political candidate for whom the ladies are campaigning tries to beef up his image by publicly claiming to have had an affair with Blanche. Blanche protests her innocence, but Rose and Dorothy do not believe her and end up not speaking to her. During a press conference, Gil finally comes clean, while also informing the public that he used to be a woman. Guest star: John Schuck as Gil Kessler. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=59 |EpisodeNumber2=8 |Title=Brotherly Love |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Jeffrey Ferro and Fredric Weiss |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1987|11|14}} |ShortSummary=Stan's brother Ted, an attractive doctor, comes to town, and after dating Blanche, he ends up sleeping with Dorothy. Stan becomes convinced that Ted is going to ask Dorothy to marry him and tries to talk him out of it. However, it turns out that Ted has met a much younger woman and considers Dorothy a one-night stand. Dorothy gets revenge by informing everyone that Ted is in fact impotent. Meanwhile, Rose is dealing with a severe run of insomnia, which it turns out is caused by drinking caffeine-loaded tea. Guest star: McLean Stevenson as Dr. Theodore "Ted" Zbornak. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=60 |EpisodeNumber2=9 |Title=A Visit from Little Sven |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=David Nichols |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1987|11|21}} |ShortSummary=Rose's young, clueless cousin Sven arrives from Sweden on his way to St. Olaf, Minnesota, USA to meet his bride-to-be. Blanche uses him to make her cheating boyfriend jealous, causing Sven to fall in love with her. Meanwhile, Sophia is taking driving lessons from Dorothy in order to renew her licence, but after one trip, Dorothy refuses to get into a car with her again. At Rose's insistence, Blanche tries to defuse Sven's crush on her, but on meeting his bride, the young and beautiful Olga, he quickly ditches Blanche. Guest stars: Casey Sander as Sven; Chuck Walling as Floyd McCallum; Yvette Heyden as Olga. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=61 |EpisodeNumber2=10 |Title=The Audit |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Winifred Hervey Stallworth |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1987|11|28}} |ShortSummary=Dorothy and Stan are audited by the IRS, and they may be in deep trouble due to Stan's extravagant spending. Meanwhile, Rose takes a Spanish class at night school to qualify for a promotion at work, and Blanche tags along because she figures that it will be a good way to meet smart men. Stan and Dorothy are told they have to pay up $2,500 each, which makes Dorothy furious. She cannot raise the money, so sells her diamond ring. Stan sells his Corvette and buys back the ring for her and they settle their bill. Guest stars: Tony Perez as Mr. Escobar; Richard Penn as Mr. Murray. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=62 |EpisodeNumber2=11 |Title=Three on a Couch |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Jeffrey Ferro and Fredric Weiss |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1987|12|05}} |ShortSummary=Constant bickering leads the ladies to seek professional counseling from a psychiatrist. Guest stars: Philip Sterling as Dr. Ashley; Terry Wills as Carl; John C. Moskoff as Jerry. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=63 |EpisodeNumber2=12 |Title=Charlie's Buddy |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1987|12|12}} |ShortSummary=A visitor announces he is an army buddy of Charlie, Rose's late husband. The two hit it off, to the point that Rose considers moving away with him, but Dorothy is suspicious. Guest star: Milo O'Shea as Buddy Rourke. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=64 |EpisodeNumber2=13 |Title=The Artist |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Christopher Lloyd |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1987|12|19}} |ShortSummary=Suave, sexy artist Lazlo chooses Blanche as his nude model for a sculpture. When Blanche sneaks a peek at Lazlo's sketches, she is indignant: the pictures resemble Rose. Dorothy soon reveals that Lazlo asked her to pose, too, and the three bicker over which of them will be immortalized in stone. Guest stars: Tony Jay as Laszlo; Monte Landis as Victor. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=65 |EpisodeNumber2=14 |Title=Blanche's Little Girl |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1988|01|02}} |ShortSummary=Blanche wants to defend her daughter, whose boyfriend speaks to her abusively, but she is afraid that if she does, her daughter will resent her interference and they will again be estranged. Meanwhile, Sophia, now working at a fast-food restaurant, organizes a strike against her tyrannical boss: a pre-teen boy. Guest stars: Shawn Schepps as Rebecca Devereaux; Joe Regalbuto as Jeremy, Scott Menville as McCracken; Meg Wyllie as Edna. Note: The character of Rebecca would reappear in Seasons 5 and 6 played by Debra Engle. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=66 |EpisodeNumber2=15 |Title=Dorothy's New Friend |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Robert Bruce and Martin Weiss |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1988|01|16}} |ShortSummary=Dorothy enjoys the intellectual stimulation of her friendship with new pal Barbara Thorndyke, a novelist, but Barbara's superior air and snobby ways rub Blanche and Rose the wrong way. Guest star: Bonnie Bartlett as Barbara Thorndyke. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=67 |EpisodeNumber2=16 |Title=Grab That Dough |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Winifred Hervey Stallworth |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1988|01|23}} |ShortSummary=The girls visit Hollywood, California, to be on the game show, Grab that Dough. They are forced to travel cross-country the day before the show, and from there, everything goes wrong: the airline loses their luggage; their hotel has no vacant rooms and they are forced to sleep in the lobby; their purses are stolen; and when they finally get to the television station for the taping, Dorothy and Blanche end up pitting themselves against Rose and Sophia. Guest stars: Jim McKrell as Guy Corbin; Lucy Lee Flippin as Nancy. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=68 |EpisodeNumber2=17 |Title=My Brother, My Father |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1988|02|06}} |ShortSummary=While Rose and Blanche rehearse for their roles in The Sound of Music, Sophia has a request for Dorothy: pretend to be married to Stan for Angelo, her priest brother, who will be visiting. Guest stars: Herb Edelman as Stan Zbornak; Bill Dana as Uncle Angelo. Note: Bea Arthur won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for this episode. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=69 70 |EpisodeNumber2=18 19 |Title=Golden Moments |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Teleplay by: Mort Nathan and Barry Fanaro Story by: Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1988|02|13}} |ShortSummary=Sophia intends to move to New Jersey to live with her eccentric son, Phil. This prompts the girls to recall the years that they have spent together. Note: One-hour clip show. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=71 |EpisodeNumber2=20 |Title=And Ma Makes Three |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Winifred Hervey Stallworth |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1988|02|20}} |ShortSummary=With all her friends either dying or moving away, Sophia becomes the "third wheel" in Dorothy's latest relationship, and acts as a chaperone on their dates. Guest stars: James Karen as Raymond, Steven M. Porter as waiter; Marte Boyle Slout as Charlotte; Frank Smith as Duncan. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=72 |EpisodeNumber2=21 |Title=Larceny and Old Lace |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Teleplay by: Robert Bruce and Martin Weiss Story by: Jeffrey Ferro and Fredric Weiss |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1988|02|27}} |ShortSummary=Sophia's latest boyfriend, Rocco, claims to have been a mobster, so when the girls discover a bag of Rocco's with thousands of dollars in it, they assume he robbed a bank. Meanwhile, Dorothy and Blanche sneak a peak at Rose's diary, and discover what appear to be insulting things Rose has written about them. Guest star: Mickey Rooney as Rocco. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=73 |EpisodeNumber2=22 |Title=Rose's Big Adventure |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Jeff Abugov |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1988|03|12}} |ShortSummary=Rose's newly-retired beau plans a cruise around the world — with Rose as his first mate. Meanwhile, the girls deal with remodeling the garage into a guest room. Guest stars: George Coe as Al, Vito Scotti as Vincenzo; Don Woodard as Ernie. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=74 |EpisodeNumber2=23 |Title=Mixed Blessings |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Christopher Lloyd |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1988|03|19}} |ShortSummary=Dorothy's son Michael plans to wed his older, African-American bandmate, Lorraine; they are 23 and 44, respectively. Dorothy complains of the age difference; Lorraine's mother and aunts also disapprove, but mainly because Michael is white. The families agree to try to stop the wedding, only to learn the couple have eloped; upon the revelation that Lorraine is pregnant, the mothers agree they must pretend to be happy. Rose and Blanche try to beautify themselves for a romantic cruise with twin brothers. Guest stars: Scott Jacoby as Michael Zbornak; Rosalind Cash as Lorraine; Virginia Capers as Greta; Lynn Hamilton as Trudy; Montrose Hagins as Libby; Hartley Silver as Justice of the Peace. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=75 |EpisodeNumber2=24 |Title=Mister Terrific |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1988|04|30}} |ShortSummary=Rose starts dating television superhero "Mr. Terrific." He gets Dorothy a job on his show, but Dorothy's recommendations to the producer get Mr. Terrific fired. Guest stars: Bob Dishy as Mr. Terrific; Lonny Price as Hastings; Jody Price as Jody; Don Woodard as Kolak; John Wheeler as patron; Jim Hudson as Freddy; Raf Mauro as bartender; Ron Kapra as stage manager. |LineColor=F85EA1 }}{{Episode list/sublist|The Golden Girls (season 3) |EpisodeNumber=76 |EpisodeNumber2=25 |Title=Mother's Day |DirectedBy=Terry Hughes |WrittenBy=Teleplay by: Barry Fanaro and Mort Nathan Story by: Kathy Speer and Terry Grossman |OriginalAirDate={{start date|1988|05|07}} |ShortSummary=Waiting for their children to call, the girls reminisce about previous Mother's Days: Dorothy remembers asking Stan's mother for money; Sophia remembers an incident involving her mother, played by Bea Arthur; Rose reminisces about a motherly lady she once met at a bus station, whose biological daughter died many years earlier; and Blanche remembers the last Mother's Day she spent with her mother. Guest stars: Geraldine Fitzgerald as Anna (the lady at the bus station); Alice Ghostley as Mrs. Zbornak; Sid Melton as Salvadore Petrillo, Lynnie Greene as young Dorothy Zbornak; Helen Kleeb as Elizabeth Hollingsworth; Wesley Mann as Jacob; Terrence Evans as police officer. Note: Geraldine Fitzgerald also appears in the Season 5 episode, "Not Another Monday" in the role of Sophia's friend Martha Lamont. |LineColor=F85EA1 }} }} References1. ^TV Listings for September 19, 1987 2. ^TV Listings for May 7, 1988 External links{{Wikiquote}}{{The Golden Girls}}{{GoldenGlobeTVComedy 1969–1989}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Golden Girls (season 3)}} 3 : The Golden Girls seasons|1987 American television seasons|1988 American television seasons |
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