Jason G Johnson

I write on the Golden Girls Fan Forum

[Jason G Johnson @jasongjohnson]

My words, which I'll add to on the #GoldenGirls forum.

Goodbye darling Betty. Tell the girls we said hi.

https://t.co/lUQGDpPwOb

[South Sydney Rabbitohs 🐰 @SSFCRABBITOHS]

It's your favourite day of the week... GAME DAY! 🐰 ❤️💚

🆚 Warriors
🏟️ Accor Stadium
🗓️ Round 13
⏰ 2:00pm AEST
🌟 Junior Appreciation Round

@aqualandaus

[Golden Girls fan account @TheGGForever]

#BettyWhite

[NQ Cowboys @nthqldcowboys]

We hold on at home.

[Macca @Andrewmacca27]

“I don’t think I’ve seen a better centre than Stephen Crichton…” 🔥

[CODE NRL @codenrl]

STORY ▶️ https://t.co/JODDoerDTf

[NRL @NRL]

Run, rabbit, run! 🐇

#NRLSouthsWarriors

[South Sydney Rabbitohs 🐰 @SSFCRABBITOHS]

All to play for after the break 👊

#MGMotor

[CODE NRL @codenrl]

Mitch Barnett’s afternoon is over as a result of his knee injury in what could be a major blow for NSW.

FOLLOW LIVE ▶️ https://t.co/SqT4yinSNX

[Brisbane Broncos @brisbanebroncos]

FT.

[RetroNewsNow @RetroNewsNow]

🎬'9 To 5' starring Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Dolly Parton and Dabney Coleman premiered in theaters 43 years ago, December 19, 1980

[Variety @Variety]

'The Golden Girls’ is Number 18 on Variety’s list of the 100 greatest TV shows of all time.

Get the full ranking: https://t.co/2TnuiBKQTs

[Golden Girls Podcast @GoldenGirlsPod]

Should be #1 but sure 😉

[Jason G Johnson @jasongjohnson]

I miss Rue so much

[RetroNewsNow @RetroNewsNow]

📺In 1999, Rue McClanahan made an appearance as Steve’s grandmother on ‘Blue’s Clues’

[RetroNewsNow @RetroNewsNow]

📺In 1999, Rue McClanahan made an appearance as Steve’s grandmother on ‘Blue’s Clues’

[Golden Girls Podcast @GoldenGirlsPod]

If you haven’t yet signed up for the GG VIP Club, now’s the time!

Tomorrow (12/17) we’re doing our first live watch-along of “Have Yourself a Merry Little Xmas.” (For the $8/month tier)

https://t.co/t1wDVIoWfw

[Norman Lear @TheNormanLear]

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[#primalscreamgrammy @mary_swilling]

'Good Times': 50 years ago, Norman Lear changed TV with a show about a working-class Black family's struggles and joys https://t.co/GN35rbl1Rz via @ConversationUS

[The Cine-Files @cine_files]

From groundbreaking sitcoms like "All in the Family" to "The Jeffersons," Norman Lear left an indelible mark on the entertainment landscape, challenging societal norms.
Join @srmorris & @TheRochaSays paying tribute in our latest Short at https://t.co/qF64k7toKJ.