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The Golden Palace
S1.E11
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  • Episode aired Dec 4, 1992
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Rue McClanahan in The Golden Palace (1992)
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When The Daughters of the Traditional South are set to arrive at the hotel, Blanche hangs a Confederate flag on the front counter, though this doesn't bode well with Roland. Meanwhile, Rose ... Read allWhen The Daughters of the Traditional South are set to arrive at the hotel, Blanche hangs a Confederate flag on the front counter, though this doesn't bode well with Roland. Meanwhile, Rose is outraged when a married man whom she knows checks in with his mistress.When The Daughters of the Traditional South are set to arrive at the hotel, Blanche hangs a Confederate flag on the front counter, though this doesn't bode well with Roland. Meanwhile, Rose is outraged when a married man whom she knows checks in with his mistress.

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    • Lex Passaris
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    • Marc Sotkin
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    • Betty White
    • Rue McClanahan
    • Estelle Getty
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    • Director
      • Lex Passaris
    • Writer
      • Marc Sotkin
    • Stars
      • Betty White
      • Rue McClanahan
      • Estelle Getty
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    Betty White
    Betty White
    • Rose Nylund
    Rue McClanahan
    Rue McClanahan
    • Blanche Devereaux
    Estelle Getty
    Estelle Getty
    • Sophia Petrillo
    Don Cheadle
    Don Cheadle
    • Roland Wilson
    Billy L. Sullivan
    Billy L. Sullivan
    • Oliver Webb
    Cheech Marin
    Cheech Marin
    • Chuy Castillos
    Charles Napier
    Charles Napier
    • Mr. Smith #1
    Camille Ameen
    Camille Ameen
    • Mrs. Smith #1
    Arthur Eckdahl
    Arthur Eckdahl
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    Joe Alaskey
    Joe Alaskey
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    Joyce Meadows
    Joyce Meadows
    • Mrs. Pinkerman
    Conrad Hurtt
    Conrad Hurtt
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    • Goofs
      The flag which was the centerpiece of the racism plotline in this chapter was never the Confederate flag. The Confederacy had three flags during its brief and infamous history, but this flag was never one of them. Unfortunately this a common example of fake history.
    • Quotes

      Roland Wilson: The whole world is messed up right now, and I would like to see that get better, but in order for that to happen white people are gonna have to start making positive assumptions when they see People of Color. And People of Color could make positive assumptions when they see white people. Man things are just messed up.. Blanche, look, let's just try and get rid of all the barriers and just trust each other okay?

      [Handshake]

      Roland Wilson: Right on.

      [Hug]

      Roland Wilson: "

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    • Release date
      • December 4, 1992 (United States)
    • Language
      • English
    • Filming locations
      • The Carlyle, 1250 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, Florida, USA(The Golden Palace exterior)
    • Production companies
      • Witt/Thomas/Harris Productions
      • Touchstone Television
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    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
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      • 1.33 : 1

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