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OK, so the writing wasn't nearly as good as the Golden Girls. Sometimes the jokes were thin. And the humor wasn't nearly as witty. Nevertheless, I think the format worked. Also I like the other characters (Roland, Chuy & the kid). Some episodes were hilarious. I kind of wish it had lasted longer than one season. I guess it must have had low ratings. But still I like this show and think it was funny. It didn't deal with serious themes as GG did, but still I find it a nice spin-off to one of the greatest shows in TV history. I recommend it! See it. See it now. Watch it tonight and experience the laughs with familiar faces for the first time all over again.

Thanks Hulu!! I have been wanting to see this for years but could never find much on it. Since it never really lived in syndication like The Golden Girls, and was quickly canceled -- it seemed like it would have been a stinker. On the contrary, I think it's great. Sophia, Rose, and Blanche are still their wonderful selves. Seeing fresh jokes from their characters that I've never heard before make me laugh out loud. I've noticed some changes to their characters but nothing that takes away from who they were in GG too much. I'm not crazy about Cheech Marin's character but Don Cheadle was an AMAZING addition.

The one glaring flaw in my opinion, is that the writers seemed to have run out of material pretty quickly. The jokes were still a hit, but the storylines seemed to hit a wall. The Christmas episode was a real *jump the shark* moment, and what the writers did to Rose and Miles relationship wasn't cool, but was an example of how they must have been dry for ideas.

Regardless, it's still enjoyable and I hope this show stays on Hulu for years. I'll watch and rewatch.

I am a HUGE fan of the Golden Girls. When Dorthy got married & the show ended on an emotional side I was saddened...BUT, guess what...Blanche, Rose, & Sophia carried on. The 1st episode started off a little sad. It all begins with the remaining Golden Girls packing up the house because it was Sold! They all are moving to Southbeach into a hotel that they decided to purchase. With Blanche mostly running the front entrance, Rose as the maid, & Sophia (along with Cheech) as the cooks, the zany hotel gets a good taste of the Golden Girls! The show wasn't terrible by all means...actually it was nice to be with the girls again. Where it went wrong was to many story-lines in each show. It was almost to busy! The better parts of the show are (few & far in between) when the girls are actually together to discuss the problems over cheesecake. As much as I want this to be perfect (like the Golden Girls) it's not. Dorthy is a BIG part that is missing...even bringing her on a couple of episodes towards the end wasn't enough to save the show. The Golden Girls will always be remembered as a WONDERFUL show. I think only the die-hard fans (like myself) will remember this one though. Z. 1-10 (9)

After seven seasons on the air, The Golden Girls came to an abrupt end after Bea Arthur decided to leave. But as they say "The show must go on" and that is exactly what happened. Rose, Blanche and Sophia leave their Miami home and open The Golden Palace.

The stars, Betty White, Rue McClanahan and Estelle Getty return to cause havoc in the hotel in this fun, light hearted spin-off series. Even Bea Arthur makes a guest appearance in two episodes (Feels Like Old Times I & II) The well written, acted and filmed show proves that the girls still had a few good laughs in them yet. Sadly this was shorted lived as the series was cancelled after just one Season.

The spiritual 8th season of The Golden Girls reminds fans just how great the women were together with laughs from tip to tail of each episode.

Picking up where "The Golden Girls" left off, "The Golden Palace" reunites Rose, Blanche, and Sophia as they move out of their Miami home and open a hotel called the same as the title. Some funny misadventures derived from the hotel, as well as some good nostalgic moments - especially Bea Arthur guest-starring as Dorothy in one episode.

Though funny, this show doesn't quite captures the humor, magic, and spirit of its prequel. It's laughable, but not pure entertainment.

Grade B-

Any true collector of The Golden Girls franchise should want the The Golden Palace on DVD. This final grouping of shows completes the history of TGG. TGP was not nearly as successful as TGG but was hilarious in its own right. It appears Buena Vista owns the rights to TGP. I have emailed them several times and they send a generic response saying "there are no plans at this time to release TGP". Please help support this release. Vote for the DVD at tvshowsondvd.com. Also, please email Buena Vista directly. You can find their email address through their website. The "Questions" link is at the bottom of the page. http://video.movies.go.com/index.html

Let's get this show out on DVD!!!

Honestly, Don Cheadle is the worst part of this series. If they had recasted with someone else it likely would have been more of a success. He comes off as angry all the time. His character is flat. Other than that the show is cute.

Just as The original girls it has lots of laughs. I like how Rose actually came into her own. She became funnier in a new way. Love the Golden girls and always watch it on repeat and so happy to see the Golden Palace since I'm an 86 baby and never got the chance to see it when I was younger. Thanks Hulu.

I didn't know what to expect from this show, especially since Beatrice Arthur was one of my favourite actresses on "The Golden Girls". This spin-off though, definitely does have its charms.

It's a shame this show did not continue longer as some of the episodes are really funny and enjoyable. The new supporting cast adds some variety to the show, and the three remaining Girls are still as comical as before.

If you compare "The Golden Palace" to "The Golden Girls" you may be disappointed, but if you'd like to see the ongoing adventures of three wonderful characters, you will enjoy this show.

The Golden Palace was a bittersweet attempt to recapture the magic of The Golden Girls. While it's heartwarming to see Sophia, Rose, and Blanche back together, the show, unfortunately, falls short of its predecessor's brilliance.

The absence of Dorothy Zbornak is palpable. Bea Arthur's sharp wit and grounded presence were the heart of the original series. Her absence leaves a void that no new character could fill. The chemistry between the remaining three, while still charming, lacks the dynamic balance that Dorothy brought to the group.

The new setting of the hotel, while promising, often feels like a forced backdrop for familiar antics. The humor, though often amusing, lacks the depth and cleverness of the original series. It's as if the show is coasting on the nostalgia of its characters rather than offering fresh and innovative storylines.

Personally, I found myself longing for the witty banter and heartfelt moments that defined The Golden Girls. While The Golden Palace has its enjoyable moments, it ultimately feels like a pale imitation of the original. It's a decent watch for fans, but it's hard not to feel a sense of disappointment.

It was very sad when The Golden Girls came to an end in 1992 with the departure of Bea Arthur - but it was some consulation when this series followed - if only for one season.

The writing was still sharp and dialogue brilliant and played with the usual excellence of the three remaining cast. Unfortunately Dorothy's absence was seriously noticeable and probably played a big part in it not going past 24 episodes. Don Cheadle and Cheech Marin could not fill the void.

The best episode was of course the two-parter where Dorothy visited the hotel.

Still vintage stuff but sadly a show that will be forgotten in the shadow of it's excellent predecessor.

I really don't see what problem is that people have with this show? I laughed my ass off at every episode and came away feeling great!

It'll obviously never top The Golden Girls , but The Golden Palace is a tremendous runner up, and there's some quality writing and performances here.

Shame it only got a season, but even so it's a real gem!

The golden palace is a great follow up to the much loved golden girls. The idea of the remaining ladies picking up stakes and moving into a hotel to run it is a bit wild, but plays well. The new characters, a goofy cook and the tad too serious manager, fit right into the cast. There are plenty of laugh out loud moments, clever odes the original GG, and heartwarming moments. I particularly enjoyed seeing Rose's character come into her own and fill the gap left by Bea's absence. It was a joy to watch.

I was sad when The Golden Girls ended. And I was glad to see where they picked up where they left off. This show isn't all that bad I actually like it. It's funny watching "the girls" trying to run a hotel. Plus I liked seeing some of the old guess from The Golden Girls make guess appearance's. I wished it lasted longer than one season. But it just wasn't like The Golden Girls it was missing something in the story line in most of the episodes. I also missed the talks that they used to have while enjoying a cheesecake. There also seemed to be a bunch of story's going on in an episode whereas in The Golden Girls one episode had one maybe two story lines to it. The girls are still themselves in this show Blanche is still chasing men (if not more) and Sophia is still telling her stories as is Rose. If you like The Golden Girls I would recommend you to watch this show also.

I have always been a mega fan of The Golden Girls during the time it was on and was disappointed when the series ended in 1992 due to Bea Arthur calling it quits after 7 seasons. There was hope on the horizon though when another network picked up T.G.G. and reworked it into 'The Golden Palace'.

The characters I enjoyed - Rose, Blanche and Sophia - were there, but in another setting and with new characters to mingle with. The absence of Dorothy was sorely missed and noticeable too. She was like the missing link on a comedic chain of interaction that all 4 women connected so successfully with during the Golden Girls era.

Whenever I tuned in, it was the girls I wanted to see and not those other characters like Roland and Chuy. I didn't find those guys too funny at all. The kid named Oliver was totally unnecessary and I was pleased when he was written off the show not long after.

This short lived show had it's funny moments, like the war of pranks between Sophia and Rose as well as the dilemma on how to 'hide the body' when an elderly food critic died while eating in the hotel restaurant. I also enjoyed the hilarious mix-up that caused Sophia to be accidentally taken away to a hospital instead of the elderly lady who suffered from Alzheimer's.

My favourite episode, not surprisingly, was Bea Arthur's guest appearance for a couple of episodes. The chain was connected again and her stay at the hotel was really enjoyable, especially when she volunteers to help run the place. Her comedic confrontation with that grouchy restaurant diner who was never satisfied, was priceless.

I wished this show could have lasted longer despite the pitfalls, but it was cancelled after 1 season. Sophia later turns up as a regular on Empty Nest with no explanation given on what happened to the hotel business. It's almost like it was all for 'naught'. The way this show abruptly ended, I think it was.

I had zero clue this show existed until I just saw it on Hulu. Watched the whole thing in 2 days. It's fantastic! Why did it only last 1 season?

I was born just before Golden Girls started so I didn't watch it in its original run, nor did my parents so it wasn't a nostalgia show for me. Obviously I have seen a bunch of episodes in reruns but never in order and nowhere near all of them. It's obviously a gem of a show. It's absolutely hilarious and the dynamic among the 4 women.

This show opens after Dorothy leaves in the last episode of Golden Girls. The remaining 3 women pool their money and buy a hotel in Miami. The cast is 5 characters- Sophia, Blanche, Rose and the hotel manacher and the hotel cook, played by none other than Don Cheedle and Cheech Marin, respectively. They are fantastic together and the injection of the 2 new male characters is absolutely perfection. I laughed out loud multiple times in every single episode. The characters we already know have the same relationships and jabs at each other and the other two just join in so naturally. Gosh I just loved it so much. You can tell they didn't know it was getting cancelled because there was no wrap up.

Definitely give it a watch!

"The Golden Girls" was a consistent winner from 1985 to 1992 on NBC, but Beatrice Arthur's departure and a slow decline in ratings killed the series. Or did it? By the fall of 1992, CBS thought they would strike while the iron was still somewhat warm by bringing the rest of the core cast (Rue McClanahan, Betty White and Estelle Getty) back with a new series and a slightly new situation. The three actresses were still the same characters and still in Miami, but McClanahan had sold her home and bought a hotel in the city. Naturally she brings White and Getty with her and comedy was supposed to follow. The trio just never had the chemistry or comedic/dramatic timing that they all shared with Arthur. The series also brought in hotel workers Cheech Marin and Don Cheadle (a complete unknown at the time who has become one of the best character-actors of the last few years, making the largest impressions in Steven Soderbergh films like "Out of Sight" and "Traffic"). The new additions, along with familiar faces like Herb Edelman and Harold Gould, ended up creating a helter-skelter group that always seemed to be chasing the magic of the old series. In the end, the Friday night time slot and anemic ratings doomed the program mercifully after one season and only 24 episodes. 2.5 out of 5 stars.

I know it's a spin off, but it is definitely very funny in its own right.

Dorothy is missed, of course she is. However, there is still plenty of laughs and some of the jokes are very funnier if not funnier than some GG episodes.

I particularly think rose shone in golden palace, she seems to stand up for herself a lot more and comes out with some hilarious lines.

I only wish there was more than one season, I don't think golden palace was given much of a chance to gain an audience back in the day, so they canned it too soon. Shame as I think even without Dorothy it is still one of the funniest sitcoms out there, as the others are as funny as ever.

All I have to say is that even when Bea Arthur said she wanted nothing more to do with Golden Girls she showed up in Golden Palace and that was the only high point of the series. that's it. The show disappointed everyone and wasn't even mentioned years later by Cheadle or Marin, so that says a lot. But they tried and it was like a table without a leg, it wouldn't stand a chance. Golden Girls was everything and had nothing bad going for it, the only thing the palace did was sully golden girls reputation