Primetime TV Show 'The Golden Girls'
At the end of 1985-1986 primetime television season, The Golden Girls was one of the biggest
TV shows on the air, and that was after the conclusion of its inaugural season.
From there, the series would continue to stay at the forefront of audiences viewing habits. People were deeply invested in the lives of these four women: Dorothy,
Blanche, Rose, and Sophia. The show, behind these four female leads, presented a unique and previously ignored concept to the world of primetime television.
It tackled the perception, created by dominant ideology that women of a certain age are not sexual beings. The show juxtaposed this idea and centered on four women over the age of 50 living together as they figured out the next phase in their lives. Sex played
TV shows on the air, and that was after the conclusion of its inaugural season.
From there, the series would continue to stay at the forefront of audiences viewing habits. People were deeply invested in the lives of these four women: Dorothy,
Blanche, Rose, and Sophia. The show, behind these four female leads, presented a unique and previously ignored concept to the world of primetime television.
It tackled the perception, created by dominant ideology that women of a certain age are not sexual beings. The show juxtaposed this idea and centered on four women over the age of 50 living together as they figured out the next phase in their lives. Sex played