I’m grateful to live in a world where Dorothy, Blanche, Rose and Sophia exist.
there’s only one thing you think of. Four sassy women old enough to be your grandma living in Miami. That’s right, you’re thinking ofThe show, which premiered in 1985, is a huge part of our social consciousness — and for good reason. In addition to being incredibly entertaining,was groundbreaking. That’s precisely why it’s still so popular now, almost 35 years after its premiere.didn’t touch on during their seven seasons — from ageism to marriage equality to AIDS.
Never before had we seen older women who were still sexually active. And not just sexually active, but sexually voracious.are sexual beings — giving us hope that you don’t shrivel up when you reach middle age. They’re, and they never seem to compromise their desires. Blanche is the most perfect example of this, but they all get it in there. Even Sophia, who is an actual octogenarian, has boyfriends and briefly remarries.
Several episodes on the show feature LGBTQ characters — most notably, Blanche’s younger brother Clayton. Not only does he come out as gay, he also. This is something Blanche can’t wrap her head around. “I can accept the fact that he’s gay,” she says to Sophia, “but why does he have to slip a ring on his finger so the whole world will know?” Shockingly, Sophia is the one who makes Blanche realize she’s being totally ignorant.
Dorothy’s brother Phil, who we never see, bucks gender norms. Phil isn’t gay — he’s married with several children. He just likes wearing women’s clothing, especially lingerie. Even though this has been happening his entire life, when he dies, Sophia finally confronts her true feelings about it. She asks his widow why she never stopped “the dress thing,” as if being married could rid him of his desire.
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