Entertainment · TV & Streaming · 22 hrs ago
‘The Golden Girls’ Spin-Offs Ranked, With ‘Nurses’ in Third Place
‘The Golden Girls’ followed four older women sharing a home and aired on NBC from 1985 to 1992.
Its popularity led to three shows set in the same fictional world.
The ranking places ‘Nurses’ third; it followed nurses at a Miami medical center and ran from 1991 to 1994.
‘The Golden Palace’ is ranked second and continued the story after Bea Arthur left the original show.
Betty White, Rue McClanahan and Estelle Getty returned as their characters, who became business owners.
The shows did not match the original’s success or long run, and ‘Nurses’ is not available on streaming services or in current reruns, according to the story.
TVLine ranked the spin-offs of “The Golden Girls,” placing “Nurses” third.
“Nurses” aired from 1991 to 1994 and followed nurses at Community Medical Center in Miami.
The series was technically a spin-off of “Empty Nest,” which was itself a spin-off of “The Golden Girls.”
Stephanie Hodge left after two seasons, and Loni Anderson joined for the show’s third and final season.
- Who
- TVLine ranked the spin-offs of “The Golden Girls.
- What
- Nurses” placed third in the ranking.
- When
- The series aired from 1991 to 1994.
- Where
- Community Medical Center in Miami.
- Why
- TVLine ranked the spin-offs to help readers choose which companion shows to watch.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Nurses is still a constellation in the galaxy of "The Golden Girls.
The Golden Girls” aired on NBC for seven seasons.
Talks of a “Golden Girls” spin-off materialized.
Nurses” aired.
Stephanie Hodge left “Nurses.
Loni Anderson joined the cast, and the show ended its run.
- Nurses” ranking
- Third
- Nurses” run
- 1991–1994
- Workplace
- Community Medical Center, Miami
- Stephanie Hodge’s role
- Nurse Sandy Miller
- Loni Anderson’s role
- Hospital administrator Casey McAfee










