Posted on: 03-06-10 19:08:04
It was Bea Arthur first, then Estelle Getty, then Rue McClanahan today.
Only Betty White left.
What a show: "Picture this 1924 Sicily" like Estelle Getty would say.
May Blanche rest in peace.
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Originally posted by Vandematram
It was Bea Arthur first, then Estelle Getty, then Rue McClanahan today.
Only Betty White left.
What a show: "Picture this 1924 Sicily" like Estelle Getty would say.
May Blanche rest in peace.
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Rest in peace Rue, you magnificent Golden Girl.
Even to this day at suppertime I watch two episodes of their re-runs and get the kicks out of the four girls with their slapstick comedy.
I have been seeing them drop off one by one and I saw Betty White last on the SNL.
http://www.cbc.ca/arts/tv/story/2010/05/09/white-betty-snl-revival.html
http://goldderby.latimes.com/awards_goldderby/2010/06/golden-girls-leading-lady-rue-mcclanahan-dies-at-76.html
http://www.dose.ca/Betty+White+Remembers+Dear+Friend+McClanahan/3108225/story.html
http://yourdigestbook.com/digest/blanche-devereaux.html
That is a great loss to the Hollywood and the viewers alike.
Freddie.
Rue was 76 when she died. That's a pretty good life span for any person especially considering that the show was about 4 women in their twilight years.
Yes, 'Golden girls' is one of the entertaining shows where each and every frame of the show has a witty repartee. Especially Bea Arthur was my favorite 'Golden Girl'.
RIP.
seenappa.
