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Aging Blanche agrees to marry Bobby Lee, her beau, and have his children... so she hits up her daughter, Rebecca, for an egg. Meanwhile, Roland agrees to hold a self-defense course for Sophia and her friends, and he enlists Chuy's aid.
During the busy spring break, Roland tries to bust a college kid that's sneaking friends into his room; Chuy cooks a 43-foot burrito to get into the Guiness Book of World Records, and Rose's granddaughter, Charlene, checks into the hotel and announces that she plans to sleep with her boyfriend.
Dorothy's ex-husband Stan dies - or so it seems, but Sophia learns the truth. Meanwhile, Roland and Chuy agree to orchestrate a bachelor party, but Rose neglects to tell them that it's for a woman.
Blanche's mentally-retarded olded brother, Tad, pays her a surprise visit from Chattanooga... and quickly he falls for Rose. Meanwhile, Chuy cons Sophia into revealing the recipe for her "addictive" pizza, which he intends to use to turn a profit.
After Roland is caught meeting for a job interview with a rep from the Carlton Hotel chain, Blanche fires him. Meanwhile, Sophia agrees to go on vacation... but she chooses to vacation in The Golden Palace.
Rose is distraught when she discovers that the grayhound belonging to Blanche's new love interest will be put to sleep if it doesn't win its next race. Meanwhile, Roland gets overprotective when his recently-divorced mother starts spending time with Chuy; and Sophia schemes to raise cash for a trip to L.A. to appear on The Price is Right.
For the hotel's belated grand re-opening celebration, Rose invites Gerald Davenport, Florida's most acclaimed restaurant critic, to review the restaurant's food -- unaware that he once gave Chuy a bad review. When Davenport promptly drops dead in the dining room, the staff try to hide the body, fearing that Chuy may have accidentally poisoned him.
Rose begins dating Bill, a hotel guest who bears an incredible resemblance to her late husband, Charlie. Meanwhile, when The Golden Palace holds a comedy competition, Sophia decides to enter an old friend whose name escapes her and Chuy decides to enter under the name "Corny Castillos." Blanche's son, Matthew, arrives just in time to enter the laugh-off too -- and announce that he's giving up his job as a stockbroker to pursue his dream of becoming a stand-up comedian.
Chuy feels inadequate when Roland, Rose and pool-man Brad form a volleyball team and consistantly don't let him participate in the game. Meanwhile, after botching a business deal, Blanche vows to stop using her sexuality to get a leg up at work... though she finds it increasingly difficult when she comes face-to-face with the debonaire owner of the hotel on the adjoining property who is suing The Golden Palace.
Blanche is determined to win over the man who snubbed her in college, but she finds it even more infuriating when he falls for Rose. Meanwhile, Sophia ropes Roland into partaking in a couples therapy course held by "the love doctor."
Roland receives word that Oliver's mother is going to take him home, but when she arrives, Oliver has gone AWOL with Sophia in a stolen car. Meanwhile, Blanche agrees to organize an important party, but she shirks her duties in lieu of a man, leaving Roland and Rose holding the bag.
When Rose's ex-boyfriend, Miles, begins calling the hotel, she assumes that he wants to get back together with her, but she's ill prepared for his real motivation. His arrival is badly timed, as Rose is helping a woman plan a cow-themed wedding. Meanwhile, Roland and Blanche think that there's a thief in their midst when $500 in hotel funds go missing; and Sophia and Chuy repeatedly burn food in the hotel's malfunctioning oven.
It's Christmas time, but the staff are in sour spirits when they have to abstain from hanging decorations to avoid disturbing a visiting therapy group. Chuy, however, dislikes Christmas and has a Dickens of a nightmare when three Christmas spirits haunt him -- Rose (Ghost of Christmas Past), Blanche (Ghost of Christmas Present) and Sophia (Ghost of Christmas Future) show him the err of his ways. Meanwhile, Roland prepares to play Santa and gets some unexpected coaching from Rose.
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.
When Roland's parents come for a visit, he assumes that they're delivering news of his dog's death -- so he's unprepared when they announce that they're divorcing. Meanwhile, Bill and Milton, two local DJ's, broadcast a show from The Golden Palace... so Sophia coaxes them into playing a nasty practical joke on Rose.
When Blanche's date for a dance dies, she reluctantly agrees to be escorted by Nick, a gigolo who is staying at the hotel... and she subsequently falls for him. Meanwhile, Roland and Chuy attend a self-help seminar, but Chuy is apprehensive because the final step is walking across hot coals.
Dorothy, Blanche and Rose set out on a quest to find runaway Sophia, who has taken refuge in the most unlikely of places. Meanwhile, Chuy is frustrated that he can't bed his new bride, but the situation worsens when her former boyfriend pays him a visit.
Dorothy visits the hotel for the first time and is upset when she sees how hard her mother, Sophia, is working. After signing his final divorce papers, Chuy goes missing.... then later resurfaces with a new bride.
The girls decide that Roland needs a date, so they compete to find him one... but Blanche goes too far by reuniting him with an old girlfriend. Meanwhile, Sophia jealously tries to sabotage Chuy when he lands an appearance on a morning talk-show cooking segment.
Blanche and Roland discover that the hotel's insurance has been canceled just as they realize that Rose has overbooked guests, the bulk of which are lawyers visiting Miami for a convention. Meanwhile, the new cook that Blanche hired to help lighten the load is Chuy's former best friend who slept with his ex-wife.
Rose bonds with a delusional old lady who soon begins causing mayhem at The Golden Palace. Meanwhile, Sophia and Chuy begin stealing business away from a local Chinese restuarant; and Oliver's upcoming date at a waterpark has Roland dreading having the sex-talk with his foster son.
When Blanche and Roland go through the guest registry that dates back to 1985, they find that Miles was a regular guest at The Golden Palace. They come to one conclusion - Miles is cheating on Rose! Meanwhile, Sophia catches Oliver extorting cash from guests, so she blackmails him.
While everyone scrambles to promote the hotel, Rose and a talk show make a deal - guests of the show can stay at the Golden Palace for free in exchange for a "promotional considerations" ad. Meanwhile, Blanche feels Roland is usurping her territory so she goes out of her way to override all of his decisions.
After Dorothy's departure, "Golden Girls" Blanche, Rose and Sophia move out of their home and into The Golden Palace, a hotel they've just bought in hopes of retiring off of the profits. Just one problem: The hotel has three employees, and is in need of funds.
