What city do "The Golden Girls" live in?

In 1985, "The Golden Girls" danced onto our TV screens, bringing laughter, heart, and a whole lot of cheesecake with them. While other '80s sitcoms chased after the youth demographic, Dorothy, Rose, Blanche, and Sophia proved that life not only didn't end at 50, but for some, it was just the start!

This wasn't just another sitcom - it was a beloved phenomenon that rewrote the rules of television. The show wracked up a whopping 8 Primetime Emmy Awards and, at its peak, became the 4th most-watched show in America. When it ended in 1992, nearly 30 million people tuned in to say goodbye. The show's success even led to two spin-offs, "The Golden Palace" and "Empty Nest," (which even got its own spin-off) because we simply couldn't get enough of this delightful world.

"The Golden Girls" did more than entertain - it revolutionized how older women were portrayed on screen. Instead of fading into the background, these four vibrant, complex women took center stage. They had active social lives, careers, and yes, romances too. It was a refreshing change that paved the way for more diverse representations of aging in media.

One of the defining aspects of the show that made it so special was its perfect balance of humor and heart. In a single scene you'd be laughing at Sophia's witty remarks or Rose's bizarre St. Olaf stories, and then find yourself moved by the delicate exploration of serious issues. The show tackled tough subjects with grace, always finding the right mix of sensitivity and humor.

The show's popularity didn't fade with the '80s hair either. From themed cafes to drag queen tributes, and even a "Golden Girls" cruise, fans have found countless ways to celebrate these beloved characters. It seems there's always room for more Golden Girls in our lives!

As we celebrate this timeless sitcom that taught us all how to age with grace, wit, and a healthy appetite for life (and dessert), one detail stands out – the setting that brought these unforgettable characters together. So, channel your inner Dorothy, summon your best deadpan delivery, and tell us: In which city did our fab four trade quips, chase dreams, and prove that the golden years truly are the best years?