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So glad she got a chance to knock one out of the park before the show ended!

As serious as these scene is, all I can see is the girls dressed as a stoplight!

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She left out the Coast Guard

I believe this is the season for which Estelle won the Emmy. And rightly so.

I love this

My grandma died of an Alzheimer’s related fall in 2021.

The way Estelle’s voice breaks makes me cry every time 😢

dear woke, thats the way we used to change people's mind on tv...with intelligence, emotion and empathy, not accusation and canceling

wow this scene got to me but Sophia is right even if i get to be my mother's age i still wouldn't understand

How could she treat her DIL like that all her life? She blaming her DIL for her son being a cross dresser?

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"It's not like having a war hero in the family." With the way the military is these days...

Special moment , lovely moment and wonderful acting

It takes intelligence to be humorous And to understand it.

A great show.

Angela was terrific in consoling Sophia.

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I think this is the best show ever written and acted

I remember watching that show and she definitely was a surprise

Sexy and athletic.

Can someone please explain something to me and I need no disrespect what's her son gay did he die of AIDS is that what they're discussing here

Without sounding rude or bad, but why do people always posts about their dead relatives on youtube? Always under a music video it's always "My grandpa, my dad, my brother died. etc. I remember a UA-cam where comments was about the topic and not the emotions, I read comments from movies, shows and books about the characters and not about the emotions.

Very touching scene. Hearing Blanche say "...Like a lady." got me. It reminds me of a somewhat similar scene on a MARY TYLER MOORE episode when office flirt Sue Ellen (coincidently enough, Betty White) finally went on a date with Lou (Ed Asner) and shamelessly kept throwing herself at him. Lou kindly told her how much better than that she was and she was prize worth winning. 🌹🎬📺

I know "Tonight at Eight" is from SHE LOVES ME (Jerry Bock & Sheldon Harnick) , and "If Momma Was Married" is from GYPSY (Jule Styne & Stephen Sondheim), but does anyone know which musical -- if any -- "Mama's Got a Date" is from?

Love the music. Simple and delicate, like this scene. Romance

This is one of many wonderful episodes I liked Sophia reaction it saddens me to fully understand where she's coming from the older you get the more you count your blessings just to wake up every day and you always have to find reasons to wake up even if it's just that one special person you have even as a friend

That was too much 😢😢😢😢

The wardrobe people did such a great job on this show. Especially with Blanche's loungewear, it's all so pretty.

The Air Force is searching for several pilots who stole an experimental aircraft to fly with Blanche Devereaux - implied but not stated by Dorothy Spornak

😂Where was character Blanche determined to take that Tuna Quiche to while she was wearing one of her silks to go with a pair of heels? To a church potluck dinner to share with others maybe?The crown outlawed potlaches up until 1951 in Canada. 2 years before queen Elizabeth II was crowned queen. Was that only because the crown before that wanted to do all of the hiring of cooks there instead too? A mystery now that may never be solved. At any rate the character Dorothy sure did know how to calm down Blanche with the right words around all of the controversies concerning Blanche's ambitions.

She's describing chartreuse, not magenta. Magenta is a violet/fuschia, no green, no yellow.

Rue McClanahan played one of the most complex characters of all time. I miss her, but I am grateful both to her and the fact that her wonderful performances are still available to this day.

Betty White as Rose is my most favorite character in this show. And Sophia her Sarcastic and Silly stories.

Best actresses on this show

Seeing all these clips we can see that they must have had such a good time on this show. ❤

So Dorothy had both an aunt and a sister-in-law named Angela

And this, Blanche, is why you keep striking out in your golden years. I love this show!

This is why I named my cat Chester just so I can go “SHARE WITH ME, CHESTER!!!” When I want lovins lmao 😂

Gorgeous.. AND talented..

She's wonderful!

FAVORITE SCENE EVER. <3

This is something I never liked about Sophia. She cut her sister out her life for 30 years over a misunderstanding. She scapegoated her daughter in law cuz she was ashamed her son was a cross-dresser. She never treated Dorothy right either. Sophia can talk all she wants about family, but she never was a good mother or sister.

I was in tears when i saw this. So poignant. This show was first class

I got to see her in Drowsy Chaperone on Broadway and she was absolutely brilliant.

Lol, Blanche. That was hilarious

Bring on a TT trend

It's the cruelest situation imaginable when a parent has to bury their children

Mary Tyler Moore show