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We already knew that the late Bea Arthur had one impressive set of pipes, but did you know she knew how to get her groove on, too? In a rare (and awfully pixelated) clip, this Golden Girl shakes what her mama gave her with actor Jaleel White (better known as "Family Matters"' favorite nerd Steve Urkel) in their own rendition of the Urkel Dance at the American Comedy Awards.
While she may have been well into her 70s at this point, Arthur's effortless pelvic thrusts prove that she's still got it. She even takes a jab at "U Can't Touch This" saying, "Hey MC Hammer, try to top that!" Watch her do her thing. Enjoy!
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Wednesday 27 January
By tina
she was awesome! I love watching the Golden Girls! Miss her
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Wednesday 27 January
By Lynnette
This us truly a priceless gem. If someone has the original tape of this wonderful woman, please send it to You-Tube for all to enjoy. What a wonderful lady and Jaleel White thank you for teaching her how to do the Urkel!
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Thursday 28 January
By captain bob
Met her briefly in New Orleans about 18 years ago in a bar/restaurant. A delightful lady with no "star attitude" about her at all. Just one of the group she was with. She definitely had a unique acting style and had mastered the Jack Benny type of "look" to get a laugh as well as the sarcastic comeback she did so well on "The Golden Girls." Too bad we lost her so soon.
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Wednesday 27 January
By David S.
I had no idea Bea Arthur had such a background in singing, Broadway, etc. for many years. I knew her only from "Maude" and "The Golden Girls." Bea's brilliant comedic timing on those TV shows is always great to watch. This is a woman who could have the audience in laughter with just a look. RIP, Bea.
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Wednesday 27 January
By Leslie Cole
Wonderful, wonderful woman. She is greatly missed .
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Wednesday 27 January
By Chapman
She and Jack Benny were the only people in the world who could make me crack up out saying a single word. That slow take or the distant gaze signifying the epitome of restraint and tolerance while she counted to 10 puts me on the floor every time to this day. I love to watch that show just as the doldrums threaten to sneak in.
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Wednesday 27 January
By Kristine
I really love the clip of her with the sea lion on the Comedy Awards, and I wish I could find it. It is truly a classic. As a child I loved Maude, as a teen I loved Golden Girls, now I love it all! What a talent!
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Wednesday 27 January
By danielle
i love bea aurthur ! i am watching her right now on the golden girls ! she is one of the greats and always will be !
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Wednesday 27 January
By Darla Wiggins
Bea was a Truly Lovely Lady,she entertained us over the years with her wit and humor she is a very Lovely Actress who made us laugh over the years!! I sure love to watch "The Golden Girls" they were natural's and so down to earth to see them perform!! We Will All Miss You Bea!! RIP!!
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Wednesday 27 January
By Kevin
I loved Bea in everything she's ever done. She was so great as Maude, I feel bad for anybody who had never had the chance to watch that show back in the 70s. Bea was one hell of an actress and one hell of a human being.
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Wednesday 27 January
By Kevin
Yo Henry Fraud ... why are you such an asshole, stfu before somebody kicks you in the teeth you worthless ass wipe
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Friday 29 January
By Tammy
she was just great. she was a wonderful person and will be greatly missed. you go maude
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