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Enough Wicker: Intellectualizing the Golden Girls
Lauren Kelly and Sarah Royal
183 episodes
1 day ago
Longtime Golden Girls superfans Sarah Royal and Lauren Kelly rewatch the series from beginning to end from a "scholarly" perspective, analyzing cultural themes, storylines, and why so many people still love the show decades after its finale originally aired.
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Longtime Golden Girls superfans Sarah Royal and Lauren Kelly rewatch the series from beginning to end from a "scholarly" perspective, analyzing cultural themes, storylines, and why so many people still love the show decades after its finale originally aired.
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Episode 176: Rose is Exposed and Dorothy Gives Up a Big Pile of Money
Enough Wicker: Intellectualizing the Golden Girls
42 minutes 20 seconds
1 year ago
Episode 176: Rose is Exposed and Dorothy Gives Up a Big Pile of Money

Blanche convinces Rose that Miles has the wandering eye, and that the only way to quell it is with a nudie photoshoot. Dorothy bumps into a former student who offers her a cushy job with a big salary, but she simply cannot part with the driver's ed cones.

Enough Wicker: Intellectualizing the Golden Girls
Longtime Golden Girls superfans Sarah Royal and Lauren Kelly rewatch the series from beginning to end from a "scholarly" perspective, analyzing cultural themes, storylines, and why so many people still love the show decades after its finale originally aired.