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The Golden Girls (season 5)
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	26
Release
Original network	NBC
Original release	September 23, 1989 – May 5, 1990
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The fifth season of The Golden Girls premiered on NBC on September 23, 1989, and concluded on May 5, 1990. The season consisted of 26 episodes.

Broadcast history[edit]

The season originally aired Saturdays at 9:00-9:30 pm (EST) on NBC from September 23, 1989 to May 5, 1990.^[1][2]

DVD release[edit]

The Region 1 DVD was released on May 9, 2006. The Region 2 and 4 DVDs were respectively released on March 17 and April 2, 2008.

Episodes[edit]

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
103	1	'Sick and Tired: Part 1'	Terry Hughes	Susan Harris	September 23, 1989
After five months of worsening fatigue and pain, Dorothy believes she is seriously ill. Two doctors tell her there's nothing wrong with her, as does a specialist whom Sophia then rebukes. Traveling with Rose, Dorothy sees New York City, New York neurologist Dr. Budd, who tells her she's just aging and any other problem is in her head, despite two psychiatrists' assessments that she's mentally healthy. Dorothy breaks down, believing that she is crazy, but Rose reassures her that she is sick. Sophia fears losing Dorothy to an unknown disease. Blanche decides to become a novelist, but immediately suffers writer's block. Guest star:Jeffrey Tambor as Dr. Stevens.
104	2	'Sick and Tired: Part 2'	Terry Hughes	Susan Harris	September 30, 1989
Harry refers Dorothy to Dr. Chang, who diagnoses her with chronic fatigue syndrome. Although there is no cure, Dorothy is relieved to put a name to her condition. She treats Sophia, Blanche, and Rose to dinner and sees Dr. Budd in the restaurant. She confronts him, and his wife insists he hear her out. Dorothy laments his lost humanity and hopes he'll have a better doctor than himself when he needs one someday. Blanche stays awake for three days and delioursly writes a manuscript, but is rejected by publishers. She believes there will be nothing special about her if she fails to achieve fame, but Rose explains that her Minnesota upbringing taught her that friends and family are special. Guest stars:Richard Mulligan as Dr. Harry Weston; Park Overall as Laverne; Keone Young as Dr. Michael Chang; Bibi Besch as Helen Budd.
105	3	'Accurate Conception'	Terry Hughes	Gail Parent	October 14, 1989
Blanche's visiting daughter Becky intends to become a single mother through artificial insemination. Blanche objects; her friends share unusual details about their children's conceptions, but Blanche still considers it unnatural. A visit to a local sperm bank with her roommates and Becky also fails to convince Blanche, but Dorothy finally persuades Blanche to accept that Becky is an adult who must make her own decisions; Blanche apologizes and will be part of her daughter's and grandchild's lives--although the older women all agree the idea of the procedure is off-putting. Dorothy succeeds in getting a reluctant Sophia to have a checkup.
106	4	'Rose Fights Back'	Terry Hughes	Marc Sotkin	October 21, 1989
When the company that Rose's husband worked for cuts off his pension, Rose must find a better-paying job. When she goes to a TV station to complain to their investigative reporter, Enrique Mas, of the age discrimination that she is facing, she finds that he needs an assistant — and gets the job. Meanwhile, Sophia goes wild buying things in quantity at a warehouse store. Guest star:Chick Vennera in his first appearance as Enrique Mas.
107	5	'Love Under the Big Top'	Terry Hughes	Richard Vaczy and Tracy Gamble	October 28, 1989
Dorothy is in a serious relationship with a lawyer and believes that he is on the verge of proposing. However, his announcement is that he is leaving law to become a circus clown. Meanwhile, Rose and Blanche put together a protest to save dolphins from tuna fishermen. Guest stars:Dick Van Dyke as Ken Whittingham; Mel Stewart as judge.
108	6	'Dancing in the Dark'	Terry Hughes	Phillip Jayson Lasker	November 4, 1989
Rose fears that she is not smart enough for her dance partner, a college professor. First appearance by Harold Gould as Miles (who had previously appeared in Season 1 as Arnie Peterson). Guest star:John Ingle as Harv.
109	7	'Not Another Monday'	Terry Hughes	Gail Parent	November 11, 1989
Sophia's friend wants to commit suicide and she wants Sophia there to hold her hand; Blanche, Rose, and Dorothy become singing nursemaids to a sick baby that they are taking care of for the weekend. Guest stars: Richard Mulligan as Dr. Harry Weston; Geraldine Fitzgerald as Martha Lamont.
110	8	'That Old Feeling'	Terry Hughes	Tom Whedon	November 18, 1989
Blanche is visited by her brother-in-law and is taken aback by his resemblance to her deceased husband; Sophia secretly has been driving. Guest star:George Grizzard as Jamie Devereaux.
111	9	'Comedy of Errors'	Terry Hughes	Don Reo	November 25, 1989
Dorothy finds a list of things that she wanted to accomplish before a certain age and realizes that she has not accomplished many of them, so she signs up to do stand-up comedy at a nightclub. Meanwhile, Blanche finds herself battling the Internal Revenue Service when they discover her failure to report her rental income, and Rose tries to figure out why an employee dislikes her. Guest star:Oliver Clark as Roger Barton.
112	10	'All That Jazz'	Terry Hughes	Robert Bruce and Martin Weiss	December 2, 1989
Dorothy's son, Michael, shows up on her doorstep with news that he has separated from his wife and needs a place to stay; Dorothy quickly gets tired of his freeloading and dumps him on Stan. Meanwhile, Rose is under much stress at work, but she is reluctant to ask her boss to cut back her duties. Guest stars:Scott Jacoby as Michael Zbornak; Herb Edelman as Stan Zbornak; Chick Vennera as Enrique Mas.
113	11	'Ebb Tide'	Terry Hughes	Marc Sotkin	December 9, 1989
When Blanche goes back to her childhood home for Big Daddy's funeral, she argues with her sister, Virginia, and decides not to attend. Meanwhile, Sophia tries to raise cash for a TV and rents out the girls' rooms in their absence. Guest star:Sheree North as Virginia.
114	12	'Have Yourself a Very Little Christmas'	Terry Hughes	Tom Whedon	December 16, 1989
Stan visits, trying to get the ladies to invest in a research-and-development lab for novelties. The ladies volunteer at a soup kitchen on Christmas. Guest stars:Herb Edelman as Stan Zbornak; Matt McCoy as Father Avery. Note: It is mentioned that Stan's third wife Katherine had left him.
115	13	'Mary Has a Little Lamb'	Terry Hughes	Harold Apter	January 6, 1990
The girls take in a 16-year-old pregnant girl who has been thrown out of her home; Blanche's prison pen pal has just been released and is looking for her. Guest star:Julie McCullough as Mary.
116	14	'Great Expectations'	Terry Hughes	Robert Bruce and Martin Weiss	January 13, 1990
Rose joins a positive-thinking group and tries to get a pessimistic Dorothy to join. Meanwhile, Blanche is scared to get physical with her latest boyfriend, especially after he has a heart attack. Guest star:Robert Mandan as Steven.
117	15	'Triple Play'	Terry Hughes	Gail Parent	January 27, 1990
Blanche tries to lure men by placing an ad for a Mercedes she does not intend to sell. Meanwhile, Rose has to deal with meeting Miles's daughter; Dorothy discovers Sophia is hoarding Social Security money she's receiving, thanks to a computer error, in excess of her entitlement. Guest stars:Harold Gould as Miles; Molly Hagan as Caroline; Ronnie Schell as Thomas; William Cort as James; Lance Wilson-black as delivery boy.
118	16	'Clinton Avenue Memoirs'	Terry Hughes	Richard Vaczy & Tracy Gamble	February 3, 1990
Sophia decides to try to regain some of the memories she has lost by taking a trip to Brooklyn, New York, to see their old apartment. Meanwhile, Blanche works for Rose. Guest stars:Sid Melton as Salvadore Petrillo; Kyle Hefner as young Salvadore; David Correia as Mr. Hernandez, Flo DiRe as young Sophia, Jandi Swanson as young Dorothy. Note: Flo DiRe previously appeared in the season 4 episode, 'Foreign Exchange', as Gina Bosco.
119	17	'Like the Beep Beep Beep of the Tom-Tom'	Terry Hughes	Phillip Jayson Lasker	February 10, 1990
Blanche has a pacemaker implanted, and is afterward so scared of intimacy that she decides to give up sex. Guest stars:Robert Culp as Simon; Peter Michael Goetz as Dr. Stein.
120	18	'An Illegitimate Concern'	Terry Hughes	Marc Cherry and Jamie Wooten	February 12, 1990
Blanche is stunned when a man comes to the front door and claims to be the illegitimate son of her late husband; Dorothy and Sophia enter a mother-daughter pageant at Shady Pines. Guest star:Mark Moses as David.
121	19	'72 Hours'	Terry Hughes	Richard Vaczy and Tracy Gamble	February 17, 1990
Rose is afraid that a blood transfusion that she had several years ago may have contained HIV-infected blood, and has to wait three days for her test results; Sophia reacts poorly to the possibility of having an HIV-positive roommate. Meanwhile, Dorothy struggles to put together a charity function to save the local wetlands. Guest stars:Tony Carreiro as the Doctor; Peggy Walton-Walker as receptionist.
122	20	'Twice in a Lifetime'	Terry Hughes	Robert Bruce and Martin Weiss	February 24, 1990
Rose must decide between her boyfriend, Miles, and an old boyfriend who wants her to go to Europe with him. Meanwhile, fed up with Dorothy's rules, Sophia decides to move out. Guest stars:Eddie Bracken as Buzz; Harold Gould as Miles.
123	21	'Sisters and Other Strangers'	Terry Hughes	Marc Cherry and Jamie Wooten	March 3, 1990
Blanche and her sister, Charmaine, reconcile after a life-long rivalry, until Blanche reads her sister's recently published romance novel and realizes that the heroine is based on her. Dorothy becomes fed up with Stan's visiting cousin from Czechoslovakia, who does nothing but extol the virtues of Communism. Note: The name of this episode is a play on that of the film, Lovers and Other Strangers, which starred Bea Arthur. Guest stars:Barbara Babcock as Charmaine Hollingsworth; Marian Mercer as Magda.
124	22	'Cheaters'	Terry Hughes	Tom Whedon	March 24, 1990
The married man whom Dorothy once dated re-enters her life with news that he is now divorced and would like to reconcile with her; Blanche and Sophia become the victims of a con game. Guest stars:Jerry Orbach as Glen O'Brien; Sam McMurray as Mr. Kane; Nancy Lenehan as nun.
125	23	'The Mangiacavallo Curse Makes a Lousy Wedding Present'	Terry Hughes	Phillip Jayson Lasker	March 31, 1990
The girls attend the wedding of Dorothy's goddaughter, who is marrying the grandson of a man who was once engaged to Sophia. Sophia thinks that the wedding reception is the perfect spot for revenge. Rose, however, is dreading the ceremony, due to her tendency to become sexually aroused at weddings. Dorothy asks to grab one of Blanche's former dates for her ceremony accompaniment, but gets mad at Blanche for her advances to him. Guest stars:Howard Duff as Mangiacavallo; Stuart Nisbet as Doug; Tanya Louise as Jenny; Paul Collins as man; Miles Berkowitz as the groom.
126	24	'All Bets Are Off'	Terry Hughes	Eugene B. Stein	April 28, 1990
Dorothy's gambling problem re-surfaces after a visit to the racetrack; Rose takes up painting; and Blanche is insulted when a co-worker rejects her advances. Guest star:Michael Ensign as Donald.
127128	2526	'The President's Coming! The President's Coming!'	Lex Passaris	Marc Sotkin, Gail Parent, Martin Weiss, Robert Bruce, Philip Jayson Lasker, Tom Whedon, Marc Cherry, and Jamie Wooten	May 5, 1990
The girls learn that President George H. W. Bush is coming to Miami, Florida and their house is a possible candidate for his stop along the way to a retirement home. The girls reminisce as a Secret Service agent informally interrogates them. Guest stars:Timothy Stack as Agent Bell; Herb Edelman as Stan Zbornak; Harry Shearer as the voice of President Bush. Note: One-hour episode.

References[edit]

1. ^TV Listings for September 23, 1989
2. ^TV Listings for May 5, 1990

External links[edit]

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He's like EvenBob or Rob Singer. Nothing you can say will ever cause him to deviate from his anti-AP script.

My attitude toward APs and professional gambling has changed over the years. The only one I know anything about is Bob Dancer. All I know is what he has written about and said on the radio. I don't believe he is a typical AP. It's a stretch for me to believe he went from working a job to making a million dollars playing video poker without some financial advantage to back him up. Mr. Dancer is a very intelligent man. He created a video poker cash flow machine selling his software, books and services. I'm not sure all the players living off the casinos were happy about this? I respect him as a businessman and a gambling expert.
As far as Rob Singer is concerned, I think he brings up some valid points. I don't agree with everything he says. I don't know if he makes money playing video poker. Like Bob Dancer, I have never seen his tax returns. The one thing that is unclear to me is his strategy of moving up in variance and denomination to chase losses. I think the better path is to walk out a loser before you jump off a cliff.
It is very hard for a small time player like me to envision anyone making money by playing video poker. I don't see any advantage possible. I have watched the odds drop from 99% to 96%. Video poker machines are taken off the floor and replaced with slots. Video poker free play and comps have been reduced. Frankly, none of the games I play are worth anything except to kill time. If it wasn't for the free hotel stays, I would find something else to do with my leisure time. My wife and I enjoy staying overnight at casinos. We use these as cheap vacations and have we have figured out how to keep from over paying.
I can only assume successful APs must be doing things I can't imagine and leave it at that. I do not think it's a good idea to encourage people into addictive behavior under the pretense of making a profit. This is something that few people can make happen no matter how intelligent they are. APs and gambling book writers should make this as clear as possible.

I can only assume successful APs must be doing things I can't imagine and leave it at that. I do not think it's a good idea to encourage people into addictive behavior under the pretense of making a profit. This is something that few people can make happen no matter how intelligent they are. APs and gambling book writers should make this as clear as possible.

I don't know anyone that is a successful casino AP that seems addicted to gambling. Some poker players on the other hand seem to have more vices.
I might be considered a part time AP and I am personally sick and tired of gambling.darkoz

I don't know anyone that is a successful casino AP that seems addicted to gambling. Some poker players on the other hand seem to have more vices.
I might be considered a part time AP and I am personally sick and tired of gambling.

Yeah I had an ex-girlfriend tell me I was addicted to gambling.
I pointed out this is how I made my money.
She claimed my going every day made me addicted.

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So I guess people who work at Burger King are addicted because they go every day?

Not true. It's ungodly therefore it's a sin. Wasting money on frivolous things it's certainly a sin. Having excess money above and beyond what it takes to take care of you and your family is certainly a sin.
Of course, this is all assuming people believe in God and the teachings of the Bible.

The fact that we're even arguing about it should be proof enough that not even God could make it clear whether he approves of it or not... ;)

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Now he's going to tell you how he doesn't have those in Florida and he can't play computer perfect.

Yeah, he has for years. The discussions always lead in a circle. The ridiculously hands-off moderator there finally got tired of it.

Yeah, he has for years. The discussions always lead in a circle. The ridiculously hands-off moderator there finally got tired of it.

Not true. I was warned not to discuss Bob Dancer and I went over the line. How you can discuss video poker without mentioning his strategy is beyond me. 'Bob Dancer' is not a real person. The enterprise Bob Dancer uses Internet Forums to market products and services. That is smart business. The person behind the fictitious name has the same problem that our current President does, he doesn't handle disagreement well. When he is confronted with discussions he doesn't like, he says he is going on vacation and leaves the forum to 'punish' the transgressors.
He made two separate posts that I had serious disagreement with. One was the gambler son-in-law post and the other was when he stated Advantage Players are more intelligent than everyone else. Even if it's true, why say it? If it is true, why don't we fire all the doctors, college professors, scientists and world wide experts and just hire APs? I couldn't put up with it anymore and said he should apologize to the forum. Mr Dancer does not like contrarians, so I was banned.
Hopefully, this issue is behind us. I believe Mr. Dancer has said a lot of things over the years that he is sorry for, as have I. My only purpose for being on these forums is to converse with other players like me who play video poker to have fun. There should be no harm in discussing anything related to video poker on any forum. If your strategy involves raising your bet when a dog comes into the casino, I want you to be able to talk about it without being insulted. How else are we going to learn anything? Just so you know, my dog doesn't gamble.MaxPen

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Another issue is some people say I repeat myself. I do because no one is saying what needs to be said.
Experts are quick to tell players how to beat the casino. They say to only play when you have the advantage, play computer perfect and have a bankroll big enough to out last any downturn. I agree. The only thing they say about negative games is not to play them.
Here's the problem. Advantage games are very difficult to find these days, no one that I know of can play 100% computer perfect forever and hardly anyone has an unlimited bankroll. What does this mean? It means if you play overall negative games most people are going to pay to play. Why don't experts talk about playing the games most of us play? Do they want players to lose more? Are they afraid the casinos will be mad at them if they hear that from an expert?
Maybe that guy that sat down next to me last week playing $5 8/5 Double Double Bonus is a billionaire and could care less if he loses. You know what they say 'The best way to become a millionaire is to start with a billion dollars and work your way down.'

My attitude toward APs and professional gambling has changed over the years. The only one I know anything about is Bob Dancer. All I know is what he has written about and said on the radio. I don't believe he is a typical AP. It's a stretch for me to believe he went from working a job to making a million

I'm usually one of the biggest skeptics aroind when it comes to stuff like that. And I really dislike the fact that Bob Dancer (or anyone) writes and teaches the public how to AP. However, I 100% believe he did make over a million dollars playing video poker. I and many others have witnessed Bob Dancer on some really good plays over the years while playing some of the same things at the same times. Some of those thing's were slam dunks. Count in all the other stuff he's had without much competition and you can bet your life he's made what he claims on advantage play. Even when you separate his books, classes, and GWAE and other side gigs.
AP's can usually spot BS when they hear or see it. I don't know any AP that actually knows that they are talking about that isn't confident Bob Dancer has crushed it.