Ep. 17: The Golden Girls - "High Anxiety" with very special guests Rob Heintz and Kelly Hardy
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“High Anxiety” March 25, 1989 We’re spending a little more time on the lanai and revisiting the Golden Girls, this time with friends of the show Rob Heintz and Kelly Hardy. In this weeks installment we see ever-cheerful Rose, played by America's Nan Betty White, finally lose her cool. Sophia (Estelle Getty) drops some pills down the sink and Rose isn’t worried about her glaucoma - she’s coming down man - and she needs a fix! Turns out sweet, naive, dumb as a box of rocks Rose has been hooked on pain pills since the silent film era. An old back problem got her hepped up on goofballs and she’s been chasing the dragon ever since. The ladies of the lanai decide to help Rose kick her habit by staying up all night to make sure she doesn’t use for at least 24 hours - cause that’s how rehab works apparently. When Rose slips back into her old habits (called it), she finally checks herself into rehab. Meanwhile, Dorothy (Bea Arthur) and Sophia get wrangled into starring in a local pizzeria commercial, but Dorothy stinks at acting and the pizza just plain stinks so bad Ma can’t even act like it tastes good and they both get canned. Rose comes home from rehab but the girls wonder if they ever really knew the real Rose Nylund. Does the ditzy blonde routine transcend addiction? Will Rose bore everyone with stories about when she was “using?” Can Dorothy and Ma ever show their faces in an authentic Italian restaurant ever again? As always, the answers to all these questions and more are answered in this weeks episode of Very Special Television! Thanks for listening and don't forget to subscribe, rate and review us on iTunes! www.facebook.com/VERYSPECIALTELEVISION/ www.instagram.com/veryspecialtelevision/ facebook: @veryspecialtelevision instagram: @veryspecialtelevision twitter: @BestMenMedia
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