Big Daddy

El episodio se transmitió el 3 may 1986
TV-PG
30min

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Rue McClanahan and Murray Hamilton in The Golden Girls (1985)

Comedy Drama

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaBlanche's father visits, telling that he has sold the family mansion to finance his dream to become a country music singer. Dorothy disputes with the girls' next-door neighbor over storm dam... Leer todoBlanche's father visits, telling that he has sold the family mansion to finance his dream to become a country music singer. Dorothy disputes with the girls' next-door neighbor over storm damage.Blanche's father visits, telling that he has sold the family mansion to finance his dream to become a country music singer. Dorothy disputes with the girls' next-door neighbor over storm damage.

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Trivia
Murray Hamilton (Big Daddy) passed away 4 months after this episode aired.

Errores
At the end when Mrs. Barton is talking to the girls, one of her earrings changes between shots from a big, plastic colorful one to a small gold one.

Citas
Cowboy #2: Howdy, ladies. My name's Rusty. I don't recollect seeing you two fillies 'round these parts. Mind if a lonesome cowboy puts his saddlebags 'round your campf...
Dorothy Petrillo-Zbornak: Give us a break, would you mac!

Conexiones
References Lo que el viento se llevó (1939)

Bandas sonoras
Thank You For Being A Friend
Written by Andrew Gold
Sung by Cynthia Fee

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8/10

'I wanna see the witch.'

Blanche is super excited when her father, Big Daddy arrives for a visit, with some big news, meanwhile a dispute with a neighbour prompts Sophia into some Sicilian action.

I really did enjoy this episode, it may not be the funniest of all, but it has several sweet moments, and it's not totally without laughs, Sophia steals several of the scenes with some wonderful one liners.

The look on the faces of Dorothy and Blanche when poor Rose is explaining the tuna story, just wonderful, if looks could kill.

I'm a big fan of Murray Hamilton, and he was cracking here as Big Daddy I thought, his second to last acting role, loaded with charisma.

Mess with the girls at your peril.

8/10.