The flashy girl from Flushing, the Nanny named Fran.
That flashy girl from Flushing with the heart of an angel (and the voice of a slighty more nasal angel). The comic misadventures of the sweet and sassy Fran Fine, her sophisticated employer, Broadway producer Mr. Sheffield, his boisterous brood and his wisecracking staff.
That flashy girl from Flushing with the heart of an angel (and the voice of a slighty more nasal angel). The comic misadventures of the sweet and sassy Fran Fine, her sophisticated employer, Broadway producer Mr. Sheffield, his boisterous brood and his wisecracking staff.
Season 3 episodes
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Fran worries about seeing a lifelong pen pal for the first time.
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Directed by Dorothy LymanWritten by Jayne Hamil, Rick ShawGuest stars David Letterman, Dean Tarrolly, Peter Marc Jacobson, Florence Griffith Joyner, Milton James
Much to Maxwell's dismay, a handsome doctor proposes to Fran.
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Directed by Dorothy LymanWritten by Diane WilkGuest stars Renée Taylor, Ian Buchanan, Amanda Carlin, Ron Recasner, Cynthia L. James, Ann Morgan Guilbert
Directed by Dorothy LymanWritten by Sally Lapiduss, Pamela EellsGuest stars Renée Taylor, David Bowe, David L. Lander, Rachel Chagall, Ann Morgan Guilbert
Fran throws a singles party while Maxwell is away.
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Directed by Dorothy LymanWritten by Caryn LucasGuest stars Milton Berle, Allan Rich, Kane Picoy, Merrick Deamon, Rachel Chagall, Kevin Light, Andrew Steel
A visit by Maxwell's mother results in an unexpected marriage proposal.
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Directed by Dorothy LymanWritten by Prudence Fraser, Peter Marc Jacobson, Fran Drescher, Robert SterninGuest stars Renée Taylor, Dina Merrill, Rachel Chagall, Craig Damon, Richard Julian
Directed by Dorothy LymanWritten by Prudence Fraser, Peter Marc Jacobson, Fran Drescher, Robert SterninGuest stars Renée Taylor, Donna Dixon, Barbara Howard, Skyler Littlefield, Rachel Chagall
Brighton's tape of a Fine family Bris leads him and his family to Hollywood for a TV appearance.
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Directed by Dorothy LymanWritten by Prudence Fraser, Peter Marc Jacobson, Fran Drescher, Robert SterninGuest stars Renée Taylor, Jane Seymour, Zack Norman, Lawrence Mandley, Danielle Dowdy, Lorna Luft, Alissa Dowdy, Joe Lando
Though Maxwell wants to send Maggie to a Swiss convent, Fran convinces her to try a kibbutz instead.
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Directed by Dorothy LymanWritten by Frank LombardiGuest stars Renée Taylor, Ofir Anschel, Rachel Chagall, Ann Morgan Guilbert, Michael Dow, Virginia Graham
Directed by Dorothy LymanWritten by Sally LapidussGuest stars Renée Taylor, Bryan Kirkwood, Roger Clinton Jr., Rachel Chagall, Ann Morgan Guilbert, Joey Dente
Fran loses both her memory and Elizabeth Taylor's priceless pearl necklace in an accident.
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Directed by Dorothy LymanWritten by Frank LombardiGuest stars Renée Taylor, Steve Blackwood, Rosie O'Donnell, Elizabeth Taylor, Ann Morgan Guilbert, Casey Williams
Fran's date with a highly superstitious hockey star sours after he claims she's a jinx.
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Directed by Dorothy LymanWritten by Robbie SchwartzGuest stars Renée Taylor, Ron Greschner, Jeff Mooring, Anthony Addabbo, John Davidson, Rachel Chagall
Fran's attempt to impress a handsome cantor at her mother's temple backfires when he's suddenly made the star in Maxwell's latest musical.
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Directed by Dorothy LymanWritten by Diane WilkGuest stars Renée Taylor, Burt Bacharach, Philip Casnoff, Magda Harout, Manny Kleinmuntz, Maria Elena Maglaris, Rachel Chagall, Helen Verbit
A mix up ends with Fran joining Maxwell on a romantic trip to Paris.
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Directed by Dorothy LymanGuest stars Renée Taylor, Harry Van Gorkum, Tim Bagley, Eartha Kitt, Philippe Bergeron, Philip Lehl, Dorothy Lyman, Ann Morgan Guilbert
Prudence Fraser, Robert Sternin, Fran Drescher, Peter Marc Jacobson, Ivan Menchell, Sally Lapiduss, Dana Reston, Caryn Lucas, Pamela Eells, Jayne Hamil, Eric Cohen, Frank Lombardi, Bill Lawrence, Howard Meyers, Diane Wilk, Rick Shaw, Jonathan Stark, Alan R. Cohen, Alan Freedland, Eric Mintz
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
144
Original language
English
Networks & production
CBSUnited States
TriStar TelevisionUnited States
Sternin & Fraser Ink
Highschool Sweethearts
Columbia TriStar TelevisionUnited States
Themes
babysitterdomestic workeremployer employee relationshipfamily relationshipsfemale protagonistnew york citysitcom