The Golden Palace - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Pilot
The girls sell their house and head for their recently-purchased Golden Palace hotel, only to find business isn't exactly booming -- the entire hotel staff consists of three employees, and to make matters worse, the hotel is flat broke.

Promotional Considerations
Rose gets the producers of a local talk show to advertise the hotel for free in exchange for providing accommodations for the show's guests. Soon, however, the girls meet the first guest -- a very strange man whom the girls suspect may have been a murderer. Meanwhile, Blanche imposes her authority over Roland and the staff, and Sophia serves margaritas to try and lure in new guests.

Miles, We Hardly Knew Ye
While going through past guest records, Blanche and Roland discover the name "Miles Webber" listed several times, which they take to mean only one thing -- Rose's boyfriend, Miles Webber, has been cheating on her. Meanwhile, Sophia catches Oliver extorting money from a guest.

One Old Lady to Go
Rose takes a liking to an elderly guest at the hotel named Vivian, but the others become worried when she displays signs of severe senility. Meanwhile, Sophia and Chuy begin making Chinese takeout after call-in customers mistake the hotel for a Chinese restaurant, and Oliver tries to raise money for a date.

Ebbtide for the Defense
The hotel books a convention of lawyers and a group of "judges" -- but when the judges show up, the girls discover they're not actually judges, but a gang of bikers. Meanwhile, the man Chuy's ex-wife cheated on him with is hired as another cook, and the hotel's insurance policy is cancelled.

Can't Stand Losing You

Seems Like Old Times (1)

Seems Like Old Times (2)

Just a Gigolo

Marriage on the Rocks, with a Twist

Camp Town Races Aren't Nearly as Much Fun as They Used to Be

It's Beginning to Look a Lot (Less) Like Christmas

Rose and Fern

Runaways

Heartbreak Hotel

Señor Stinky Learns Absolutely Nothing About Life
The Golden Palace is being sued by the owner of another hotel: he says part of the girls' parking lot is on his property. Blanche challenges herself and tries to deal with this as a business woman instead of seducing the man so he drops his charge. Chuy is mad because Roland, who is captain of the volleyball team, will not let him play but lets Rose on the team even though she is not better than he is. Blanche finally finds a solution to the problem without getting romantically involved.

Say Goodbye, Rose
Rose is enamored with a hotel guest who looks exactly like Charlie; Blanche is horrified to discover her visiting son Matthew wants to pursue a career as a comedian.

You've Lost That Livin' Feeling

The Chicken and the Egg

A New Leash on Life

Pro and Concierge

Tad

One Angry Stan

Sex, Lies and Tortillas
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