Yolanda Zbornak
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| First appearance | Mother's Day (The Golden Girls) (May 7, 1988) |
| Last appearance | Mother's Day (The Golden Girls) (May 7, 1988) |
| Gender | Female |
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| Nickname(s) | Unknown |
| Family | Mr. Zbornak (Husband) Stanley "Stan" Zbornak (Son) Theodore "Ted" Zbornak (Son) Dorothy Zbornak-Hollingsworth (Ex-daughter-in-law) Kate Zbornak-Griffiths (Granddaughter) Michael Zbornak (Grandson) Robbie Zbornak (Great-grandson) |
| Episode Count | 1 episode |
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Mother Zbornak was a fictional character featured on the popular 1980s situation comedy The Golden Girls. She was portrayed by Alice Ghostley.
About Yolanda Zbornak
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Yolanda Zbornak was Stanley "Stan" Zbornak's "proud" mother. She always disliked Dorothy Zbornak-Hollingsworth, insulting her at every waking moment.
She was first and last seen in a flashback in the episode Mother's Day, when Stan and Dorothy had some financial problems and went to her to borrow money. At first, she seems like a woman who spoils her son, who hangs pictures of him on the wall and making him a cup of tea (she gave Dorothy a cup of hot water, a dipped the teabag once in her cup, quickly).
Suddenly, right after Stan leaves the trailer, she calls him a yutz, and says that the whole world makes fun of him, and that's why she's making him out more than he is. She then said she didn't want to give Stan the money, but wants to give it to Dorothy instead, under one condition; don't ever tell Stanley the money came from her. She said that he has a tendency to be weak, if he knew she was a soft touch, he'd never amount to anything. She then gave Dorothy 1000 dollars (which she pulled out from her little money deposit on her leg), even though she asked for 500 dollars.
After that, she said that she's glad Stanley's married to her, much to her surprise; she loves him but she's also tough on him, and he needs that, to which Dorothy responded; "Then why are you so mean to me!?" "Because if Stanley knew I liked you he'd hang around here all the time. He's a yutz. Who needs him around here?".
It is mentioned that she likes to drink grain alcohol from a measuring cup. Sophia Grisanti-Spirelli-Petrillo-Weinstock said that she thought the woman ate mice.