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Episodes
A cosmetics saleswoman from Queens (Fran Drescher) is hired to care for the children of a widowed, upscale Broadway producer (Charles Shaughnessy).
When Brighton (Benjamin Salisbury) is caught smoking at school, Fran (Fran Drescher) thinks it might be her fault. Carol Channing appears as herself.
Fran gets an etiquette lesson from Niles and Maxwell so she can hold a mother-daughter tea for Maggie.
Tension arises after Fran (Fran Drescher) chaperons Maggie (Nicholle Tom) on a date and the young man (Jimmy Marsden) becomes interested in Fran.
Feeling threatened by Fran's relationship with the children, C.C. takes them on a disastrous trip to the zoo.
Fran (Fran Drescher) persuades Niles (Daniel Davis) to pose as her husband after her mother (Renee Taylor) tells their cousins she is married.
While they are baking cookies, Grace becomes hysterical when Fran accidentally eats her imaginary friend.
Fran is shocked to discover her anticipated Christmas bonus turns out to be a present instead of cash.
Fran (Fran Drescher) becomes a bargaining chip when Maxwell (Charles Shaughnessy) tries to cast a soap star (Stephen Nichols) in a new play.
When Maxwell's (Charles Shaughnessy) childhood nanny (Cloris Leachman) visits, she is appalled by Fran's (Fran Drescher) unique child-care methods.
The Nanny: Season 1 Photos
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Genre:Comedy
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Network:CBS
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Premiere Date:Nov 3, 1993
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Episodes
A cosmetics saleswoman from Queens (Fran Drescher) is hired to care for the children of a widowed, upscale Broadway producer (Charles Shaughnessy).
When Brighton (Benjamin Salisbury) is caught smoking at school, Fran (Fran Drescher) thinks it might be her fault. Carol Channing appears as herself.
Fran gets an etiquette lesson from Niles and Maxwell so she can hold a mother-daughter tea for Maggie.
Tension arises after Fran (Fran Drescher) chaperons Maggie (Nicholle Tom) on a date and the young man (Jimmy Marsden) becomes interested in Fran.
Feeling threatened by Fran's relationship with the children, C.C. takes them on a disastrous trip to the zoo.
Fran (Fran Drescher) persuades Niles (Daniel Davis) to pose as her husband after her mother (Renee Taylor) tells their cousins she is married.
While they are baking cookies, Grace becomes hysterical when Fran accidentally eats her imaginary friend.
Fran is shocked to discover her anticipated Christmas bonus turns out to be a present instead of cash.
Fran (Fran Drescher) becomes a bargaining chip when Maxwell (Charles Shaughnessy) tries to cast a soap star (Stephen Nichols) in a new play.
When Maxwell's (Charles Shaughnessy) childhood nanny (Cloris Leachman) visits, she is appalled by Fran's (Fran Drescher) unique child-care methods.
Critic Reviews for The Nanny: Season 1
Audience Reviews for The Nanny: Season 1
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Jan 17, 2022I'd never heard of this series until my wife mentioned seeing it years ago and wanted to see it again, I only managed 3 episodes, I genuinely cannot understand the popularity this show had, it is almost entirely devoid of humour, only the butler & youngest daughter actually had any funny lines, Frans voice is unbelievably grating and if it weren't for the painfully obvious use of canned laughter, I'd have no idea which lines were supposed to be funny, some people say they can't believe it was cancelled after only 6 seasons, I say I can't believe it made it past 1
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Apr 28, 2021My absolute favorite show! I love the Nanny so much and it brings me such comfort to watch it. I first started watching it as a child, and I have to say it gets even better as I get older. Fran Drescher is one of the best actresses and has perfect comedic timing in every scene.
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Mar 21, 2020Comical, exciting and well-directed ... The Nanny takes humor to the top when Fran comes into the spotlight, with all the essence and charisma that leaves anyone aware. simply perfect
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