I have to say what I feel.

Miami has so much appeal.

A great place to get a seafood meal.

Miami.

Picture at Los Angeles, 2016. Miami. Miami.

Picture at Los Angeles, 2016.

Welcome to Adam Illinois, the only Golden Girls podcast you will ever need to listen to.

I'm H. Allen Scott.

And I'm Carrie Dordy.

And this is a podcast where we watch an episode of the Golden Girls and then we talk about it.

This is a more muted version of the opener that we just did that Carrie made us re-record because I was improvving. Improving.

Well, you were singing, which I enjoyed. Did you? I enjoyed the singing, but then you went

off the rails a little bit, and I thought, if this is someone's first time listening. If this is someone's first time listening, you pick the wrong episode, because today we are closing out season four of the Golden Girls, and you know what, this two-parter episode? Yeah. I mean, it wasn't like a total blunt but it was like a little blah. It was just it. Yeah. So we just watched, yeah, the season four finale, which was a two-parter. So my singing would have been better. So episode, I guess, 25 slash 26. And it's titled, We're Out of Here, which it aired on May 13th, 1989.

I'm assuming since there was just one air date, they aired these back to back. You could tell they were out of there. They were done. Yeah, it was a title for the writers. Yes. It was like, we're out of here. Get this episode over. We got the money. Season five is coming. Let's just do this. Go. It's funny because, I mean, the Golden

Girls has done, this is a, this is a flashback clip show episode. Which they've done before.

Which they've done before, but sometimes they do flashback clip episodes, which aren't real

flashbacks. They're scripted. They're all new clips that we've never seen before, but they

act as if they're flashbacks.

Actually fun.

Those are fun because it's like you get to imagine, oh my gosh, what would this episode

have been like if it were a whole episode, like the Valentine's Day one?

You know, but whenever we see stuff we've already seen, it's just like...

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