14 Times Golden Girls Was Too Savage For Its Own Good
If you didn't grow up watching Golden Girls, did you really have a childhood?
We have all been thanked for being a friend, for travelling down the road and back again.
But really, is it not US who should be thanking THEM for years of entertainment?
Blanche, Rose, Dorothy, and Sophia gave us laughs time and time again, but they also delivered some cold-blooded savageness that we didn't always catch as kids.
Here are some of the best Golden Girls moments you may have forgotten.
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Click through for more hilarious moments from Golden Girls!
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What was your favorite moment or insult from Golden Girls?
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