Fran Wants To Adopt The Children! | The Nanny
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2021
- Fran and Maxwell want Fran to legally adopt the children.
From Season 6 Episode 4, 'Sara's Parent's'. Max is worried Sara's parents won't approve of Fran. He reveals that he never told them about their marriage. Fran tries to win them over but keeps doing the wrong thing.
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Fran Drescher stars as Fran Fine, a street-smart young woman with a face out of Vogue and a voice out of Queens who stumbles onto the opportunity to become nanny to the children of a wealthy widower, Maxwell Sheffield. Soon Fran, with her offbeat nurturing and no-nonsense honesty, touches Maxwell as well as the kids.
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Fran is not only a great stepmom and the kids adore her, but she respects Max's late wife. What a gem of a lady.
That’s how it should be. I love how they wrote this
Of course! Naturellement!
She wasn't a step mom, she behaved like their mother from day 1, and they needed a woman like her
Fran is classy!! Sassy and fashionable!
The show does a lot to show just how genuinely good Fran is.
“Calm down Roberta, they didn’t kill her!” 😂
That line cracked me up. lol
😭
😂🤣😂🤣
And CC had stated that Sarah's death didn't put a damper on her attempts to go after Maxwell.
I laughed for a good 30 seconds non stop lmao!!!
What’s sad is that they hated Fran because they assumed she would make the kids forget their mother Sarah but loved CC, who has a history of trying to make the family forget “Sally”
Exactly and asked "What's is Maxwell's unnatural obsession with his children!"
CC was no actual threat. She just wanted to be.
Plus CC was familiar to them and not Fran
@@delennamachoo that’s why the mom liked her, she knew maxwell wouldn’t actually go see her.
or knew CC was out of maxwell league so she was no threat
This scene showcases one of my favorite things about Fran. Even though she married Maxwell, she still wants the children to remember their late mother’s memory. Maggie and Brighton telling their grandparents what Fran does to honor Sara’s memory proves that she is a class act. Bravo Fran!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Yeah that's the one thing I loved about Fran. She always joked and played everything, her family, the circumstances and that stuff. She never spoke one ill word about Sara and always celebrated the children's connection to their mother.
She is the perfect mom... that's why Sarah sent her to the Sheffields!
I fully support that !
Personally I suffered 30 years with a stepmum from hell.
Who did her worst to keep me away from my dad.
So he could be her two horrid daughters' new father.
Fran is the best new mother those kids could ever want for..... 👱♀️👱♂️👧 💖💕
@@malicia12345 only Sara thought Fran was sick when she sent her because of her nasal voice, lol.
@@Maatjuhhh 7
Gotta love how fran immediately changes her stance when Maggie brings out the possibly of her siblings being taken away. She loves those kids so much! :)
Especially since for them, they've already lost one parent. They possibility of losing another isn't particularly abstract to them.
This was after the cliffhanger where Mr. Sheffield & Fran were in a plane losing altitude?
So Maggie worrying about losing her father... she's already had that scare illustrated...
@@varianschirmer9375 They were also shipwrecked and missing after their honeymoon so double illustrated.
I've always loved how Fran incorporates her Jewishness into the family. The mention of yahrzeit candles for Sarah is really sweet, and shows that Fran wants to honor her in meaningful ways.
And, Gracie's saying "well see each other at weddings and, G-d forbid, funerals."i love how they had the youngest pick up more of her Jewishness; which makes perfect sense because Fran would have been there in her most formative years. Brighton (aka Schmooy) picked up some and connected with Yetta (splitting money from his Bar Mitzvah was hilarious). Maggie absorbed the least. Remember when Fran tried to guilt Maggie about living with her boyfriend? She informed Fran that "Jewish guilt didn't work on a shiksa".
It's basically showing that she is different from their late mom but also using her differences to remember her instead of forgetting her
I read that Charles ' real life wife, Susan, is Jewish.
I think it's funny how she said it was in the Torah 😂
I am Torah observant many don't know that the Messiah is the walking talking breathing torah that gives life to all men who put their trust in him .
Everything in the torah leads to our faith in the Messiah .
Like the Jewish feast God never did away with him even though we are told by men that he did but I encourage everyone if they are followers of the Messiah to read Zachariah 14 because when he returns after all nations rise against Israel he was establish his kingdom , and those who were obedient to him that were called out from the Nations will keep a Jewish feast with him .
The Messiah welcomed all those to the wedding supper that put their trust in him and is obedient to his word to come and keep a Jewish feast with him the feast him .
The of the Tabernacles it's a beautiful celebration to our creator .
I'm not telling anybody what to believe but I know just a beautiful celebration to the Lord .
@@jenniferpetersonn180 I think it's lovely, and thoughtful of others, how she would mention her faith but not awkwardly proselytize.
"That was the one thing even the FBI couldn't verify. The closest they could get was 31."
Wow, Fran even stumped the FBI!
She was actually 36
In the episode where Mr. Sheffield yelled at Fran that the only secret that is safe is Fran's age. And that even the FBI could find it out with the modern truth drugs. A very free summary because I haven't watched the English episode for years...
That wouldn't he hard today.
@@AllRequired fran woyld find a way
@@moneylover318 I said, stumping the FBI isn't hard today.
Ironically, they were afraid that they would forget Sarah, when in fact, before Fran was there - Gracie had forgotten her mother, because Maxwell was afraid if they talked about her, they would be sad. However, Fran showed them that talking about it and such was a great way to honor her memory and keep her alive in their hearts. Fran changed everyone in that house for the better in some way shape or form.
Fran really did represent how to be a good stepmom. She was a mother figure to the kids while not being a mother "replacement" or being overbearing in any way. So many step parents need to take notes.
Fran is the reason Brighton stopped acting out and she is the reason Gracie did not need Imogen anymore and eventually stopped therapy because Fran filled up that void in Gracie's life she did not replace Sara but she helped to fill up the empty part in Gracie and she showed Brighton that he did not have to run people off and that she was not to be ran off easily and that she cared about him
She also got Maggie to show she has beauty both inside and outside. Got her out of her shell and Got someone to talk to about women problems
Sis 1 word: punctuation
@Grace Haven
Shut up
She didn't fill it as in replacing Sara nobody can do that but she gave Gracie that love and support that she needed and that mother figure and also friend
Exactly, Fran handled Brighton the best. She didn't snoop down to his level or call him unruly for his pranks, she was nurturing.
"Calm down Roberta, they didn't kill her." SIR
Gracie: A piece of paper meant a lot when you wanted to marry daddy
Fran:Well that’s different, that’s community property
Gracie had a point
That's the line that make me decided to be a lawyer...❤️
@@Milichay LOL!!
I love Fran and I know she married for love but there were throw away lines like this throughout the series that made her look mercenary and would make more normal children question if she loved their father.
@@mortimerbrewster3671 Defintely not. Fran's not dumb and she knew with a high profile person like Max a piece of paper is not a piece of paper. She'd be out on the streets without if anything adverse happened.
Maxwell was a true gentleman about the age thing. I'm sure he knows her real age, but will never let on or tell anyone. 💞💞💞
A gentleman never reveals a ladies age
Smart move, tbh
You think?
When Brighton mentioned Fran's Jewish ritual for the kids' late mother to wish her a better afterlife, I think it's very fitting she did that as just like how Fran never abandoned her religion when she fell in love with Maxwell, the kids never abandoned the love of their late mom, which I guess to both of them, it's something they hold near and dear to their hearts. Also, the fact she plays tapes of their late mom when they feel sad is such a sweet move on Fran's part, which makes her a great stepmother for these kiddos
“What time do you open” Yetta is such a scene-stealer 🤣
IKR
I know every line of this show. Every line.
But whenever Yetta turns a corner. I never know what's coming.
I laughed so hard lol
She was always my favorite 😍
She is hilarious, but I can't help but feel somewhat sorry for her too.
This episode is another example of how the Sheffield children were really Fines since they didn’t have a close relationship with either biological grandparents. Neither Max’s parents nor Sara’s parents were very involved in their lives.
Well Max’s parents were in England and his wife was dead. So the contact was much less specially in those non / less digital times.
On the other hand, remember how Sylvia panicked at the prospect of not being invited to Maggie's sweet 16.
i also think i saw episode where they really tell that they take Fran family as their own - more than their grandparents.. or maybe i just think that:D
@@joseeduardotschen9186 Phone calls and letters are forms of communication that existed. And if they were retired, they certainly could’ve made yearly visits. They seem wealthy enough.
@@Blurrei and look at how Frans great grandma look out for them especially Bryson
Fran sniffs Snickers bar: OK I'm back. I'm the same way.
Makes me think of the snickers commercial. “You’re not you when you’re hungry.” 😂
@@qwayla That's so true. I get ornery when I'm hungry.
I love the touch of Maggie calling Fran by her name but Brighton and Gracie calling her mom. It really shows the attention to detail.
Fran is so sweet- helping the children light candles for their mum and rewatch old videos with them. true class
Especially the Yarzeit ritual.. incorporating a Jewish ritual of honoring one's departed love ones to honor their memory... as a way of the kids honoring their mother. Who would have thought that? Fran may come off as a gold-digger but she always had a heart of gold.
@@creativewriter3887 Fran literally never comes off as a gold digger , what?
@@bobixx6965 I think they meant as an outsider’s shallow POV, she might seem like a gold digger even when we know she’s not
There's that episode where Fran played the videos for Gracie because Gracie was starting to forget her memories with her mother
I just love how much Gracie sounds like Sylvia. She's totally a Fine.
"Calm down Roberta, they didn't kill her" Lmfao 😂
I really liked the part where Fran asked Sarah’s Father how she could win his wife over and he said the exact things that Fran wanted to do with them in the first place. She only didn’t do them because Maxwell talked her out of it.
It shows that Fran is thoughtful, even if some people consider her unorthodox.
“How are we supposed to be nice to people who hate you”
A question that is more than just a question for many people
My two favourite lines
"Actually that was the one thing even the FBI couldn't verify" and
"Calm down Roberta they didn't kill her" 🤣 this show will forever be iconic
I wanted to grow up to be Fran but I ended up growing up to Yetta.
Gosh I relate sooo much xD
Preach
Why is that a bad thing
@@moneylover318 it's not its just a different person.
@@duncanwynn1585 The best friendship from that show was Yetta and Brighton
I honestly got so sad when the show ended and didn't show franny raising her baby after being pregnant. :(
Babies**
She had twins☺
They should have made a spin off. Showing her new life in beverly hills.🥲
They should have made season 7, with fran rising kids and CC and niles being married and how they still hate each other 🤣🤣🤣
@@vannamaharaj1713 ahhhhh yess i totally forget 😭😭 💕
@@Kam7777 yeessssss. I wouldn't mind watching the Nanny reboot with other actors doing as the Nanny. 😭
I wasn't ready for Yetta to just pop out behind the doors LOL
Is anyone ever ready for Yetta 🤣
I love Yetta, she's hilarious lol
That's what I loved about the nanny, for Fran family was first and foremost, she respected Max's late wife's memory and made sure the kids would always remember her. And even though she came later when they were older, she loved them very much and the kids developed a much closer bond to frans family than their own biological one from either of their parents.
The fine family will always be their true family to me
I love how amazed and then comforted Sarah's parents look when Maggie and Brighton explained what Fran did to help them remember their mom. Ernest looked stunned and Roberta looked mildly impressed, and both seemed so much more comfortable after.
Brighton looks so much like a young Ryan gosling when Ryan was on the MMC. Omg.
yes i've always thought this as well!!!!
And now he’s bald smh 🤦♀️
@@Diana45251 so?
@@Diana45251 his hair was thinning before the series finale. It was inevitable, but pobody's nerfect.
@@Diana45251 And now you wear glasses smh
Honestly these people have a lot of hurt opinions for people who only show up when max got a new wife
Well, it wasn't a realistic show, but a sitcom. They didn't show up because they hadn't been cast yet..The writers may not even have thought of including the parents of Max' late wife, even though they would be the kids' grandparents.
@@monmothma3358 no, trust me, that IS actually very realistic. more than it should be.
@@monmothma3358 More true than you realize. My exhusband's parents only want something to do with my kids when they want something.
maybe it was painful and ok I get the feeling from the mother that it is also slightly a class thing Fran is different but I try to look at it as more she does not want her daughter replaced the dad is much more understanding I think and his line was sweet and Hilarious LOL
Life of the rich?
This show still holds up. It's my comfort show. Still hilarious, still heartfelt. Just the best.
Me too...grew up from 90' from southamerica
Maggie just knows how to hit the buttons because she learned all of that from fran and knows exactly what would trigger fran.
Sara approved of the marriage she came to Max before he married Fran and said she sent Fran to him and the kids but you can't really say that outloud because people will think you went looney
That is why he is calm & collective to make them understand that Fran is not a bad influence nor a worthy choice of a mother figure, but the Grandchildren stepping up to defend her side was enough proof to show she means well and want no bickering nor ill speech of a new family member being a welcome to them. Over all, rich snobs are naturally judgemental, therefore give them enough time to realize they make an ass of themselves before seeing the actual picture, than to give off a small look to it to really express in what you are seeing.
I wonder if Sarah was the one they got Heather And Danny together so fran could be with Maxwell
I always felt like their mom sent Fran for them and Maxwell. I love the relationship she builds with them.
Sara’s spirit confirmed she did send Fran to them the night before Maxwell and Fran married. So it came all together.
Sara knew Fran was the right Women to fill that empty gap of the children not having a Mother and to know what it means to be a family.
@@damonika09 I wonder if she messed with Fran and Danny's relationship so that way fran could be with Maxwell
Well she did say that she sent her to Max and the children.
@@AnnaMaria-oy1fp I wonder If she probably meddled with Fran and Danny's relationship
Fran still looked so young even though the kids aged lol
I know. I just noticed that. Lol
Watch the pilot, Fran looks sooo young there!
@@Esandeech2 she was already out of her 20s in the pilot though! She might have been pushing forties by the time this season was out. She's really amazingly youthful and beautiful ☺️
The children grew up they didn't age. Fran was already a full grown adult and 5 years wouldn't make a difference especially with make up.
Fran in her 60s is still gorgeous.
Fran having them light a candle for their mom brought me to TEARS WHAT
Best thing bout the show was the kids interactions with Fran. We can all imagine how the kids must have felt. And how they grew to love her.
Frans relationsship with her mother is so close also, so its natural she wants the kids to feel close to their real mother, even tho she isnt there anymore.
I'm glad Yetta popped up because I was all in my feelings watching this. If something happened to me, I would want someone, like Fran, who loved my kid to be in his life. What a complete gem of a person.
You can see how much they grow throughout the series.
This episode kind of made me mad - because if your grandkids love her and want to call her Mom - or want her to be their Mom - then that's all Sarah's parents should have needed and trusted Maxwell and their grandkids that they wouldn't forget Sarah.
It's so funny seeing Fran's family (mostly Yetta and Sylvia) acting the way they do and have Maxwell knowingly marry into that craziness because they're a true, loving family♥️😊
Max: The closest they could get was 31?
Fran: Well, i guess the truth is out..
😂😂😂😂😂
I love the fact that Fran never diminished the children’s memories of their mother. Made her look as if she was ‘taking care’ of them on behalf of their late mother rather than ‘replacing’ her..
Stable environment..and then Yetta pops out of nowhere 😜
Always better than Sylvia!;-S
If only all step-moms were like Fran.
She has the best comic timing ever. I mean to be that consistent for so many episodes is brilliant.
Calm down Roberta, they didn't kill her! Lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fran is a great person. She isn't selfish and is like... I want these kids they are mine. She respects thier late mother's memory and understands its important for them to remember her while still the kids' mother herself. So beautiful.
It’s so crazy to see how much the kids grew through the series.
"Come down Roberta they didn't kill her" 😅😅😅
Also, I've never watched this show but that granpa scene got me.
Fran had NOTHING to worry about. No jury in the world would side with the grandparents. Besides, it's not a crime to forget one's mother even though the kids never forget about Sarah. The grandparents had no grounds to complain to the courts about the adoption.
I love how fran still wants the kids to spend time with their mom’s parents, even if they don’t approve of her
‘Calm down, Roberta - they didn’t kill her’ 😂
I understand the grandparents concern...Glad they talked it out as adults
I love how Maxwell never brought up her past. A gentleman will treat you with the class he sees in you.
Yetta is killin the scene hhahahahha 4:27
If we make room for someone new, doesn't mean that there's less for you. Only means that our circle has grown
This show was the epitome of 90s pop culture, and we loved it. Such a simpler time.
I forgot how wholesome this was, watched reruns as a kid/teen almost everyday.
Why is nobody talk about how we clearly see the kids age, but Fran doesn’t. Love her.
“It’s in the Torah..” 😂
I cracked up at that line! And with Fran, she'd probably find some Mitzvah about it! "honor your father and mother.. and never ask your mother real or otherwise, her age!"
I love that line
Mr. Sheffield looks so dapper in that robe.
Roberta and Earnest/Bert and Earnie 😂
What you learn from the second to last episode of the 5th season is that Sara was responsible for sending Fran to Maxwell. She comes to Maxwell before the wedding and confesses that she loved Fran and that she sent Fran to Maxwell because she worried Maxwell would be lonely without her.
I never had anything to do with my grandkids for years... but now I’m going to try and stop their step mother from adopting them.
If you are wondering what is Fran’s real age remember in they celebrated her 30 th birthday in season and I think it eas in episode 13 so in season she would’ve turned 31, season 3 32, season 4 33, season 5 34, so right now in season 6 she would be 35
She's actually 65
at least*
She lied about her age from the start, that’s what made it funny. When the show started she was 35 or 36 i believe
Yeah there was an episode in season one where Fran said she was 29 and Niles mocked her and said 29 in disbelief, and Fran said don't start with me Niles.
@@ad4029 so she probably was here around 40-42
i just want her robe. looks so comfy
Fran Drescher is amazing.....30 yrs later, from season one, and I am still enamoured.....Beautiful person.....and yes, the 90s were awesome.....
What time do you open...🤣🤣🤣🤣
I never got why Maxwell wanted Sara's parents to approve of Fran
I mean, she's essentially "replacing" Sara's role as the kids' mother, and they are the grandparents, so I can see why the parents would be worried
Family is family and deserves to be well knit
Inheritance..
I think he always was upset whenever people underestimated how great Fran is by judging her shallowly
I'm going to go out on the limb and say culturally British children always want to respect of their parents and in this case it carried over to his in-laws I am an avid fan of MadMan the episode " Hands & knees" shows a specific example of the type of relationship grown British children have with their adult children. ( Available on UA-cam)
I swear there aren't many nice caring hearted nannys like FRAN❤in the real world. She really bonded with the kids and they bonded with her right back😊
Fran reminds me of a foster mom in mt class. She is an amazing mom to my student and talks about her bio mom with nothng but respect
Good on Maggie for sealing the deal.
I love the fact that both Fran and Sylvia need to smell chocolate they hide somewhere like a drug.
"I love you and you love me. An adoption paper is not going to change that." 💛💛💛💛
Not even the FBI could crack her real age 🤣😂🤣😂
Maggie is there bringing up the valid points.
I’d be lying if I said I didn’t cry a bit during this scene. Fran has the utmost respect for the kids by making sure they celebrate their birth mother and remember her. She’s a great person. Although her age is still a mystery to me.
I like the scene when the four of them are in bed.
Same, it's so cute.
Wholesome
One of my favorites of the series!
This show always makes me laugh, frans family is like mine, its how i figured out we are jewish, my mom explained to me , my grandma, nana came to america at 16 alone to escape the hitler invasion of france. She dropped the religion and our past to survive, hide, and flourish. She also met my grandpa, and married him, he as agnostic. My nana told me of her journey here from the terrorizing going on to jews and minorities. My nana was a very strong force in my life and family, and reminds me of frans mom and grandma. My mom married a rich guy too, just like fran! I miss my mom, my nana and my sister....they all jumped the rainbow and are on the otherside, watching over me.....
That is sweet and touching! Please know that they are happy to see you make a large progress in your life and want you to be a happy with being carefree from the smallest foolish aspect of people being . . . . .. crude or bitter or just plain cold. Over all, enjoy life and try to move forward by being cool & calm as the day ends with you.
I didn't realize until I read it this week that the premise is based on _The Sound of Music._
I never seen this show and just seen this video on my recommendations for some reason but the way this lady talks reminds me of Janice from Friends 😅
*OH MY GOD!!!!!!* I made that exact same comparison.
Seriously, check out a few of the episodes - it was a great show, very funny....
The actress playing Janice intentionally copied Fran for the character of Janice! The Nanny began 1993 Friends began 1994
This scene is so sweet and how they support Fran and would choice her over her grandparents. I love Maxwell and Fran's children
Not having good grandparents is a crime, or should be! I adored my nana and paps, they spoiled me rotten everytime they visited. Its a grandparents job to spoil you!! I use to spend 2 weeks every summer with them, and it was awesome. Their neughbors had several boys and we all would swim and play baseball and ride our bikes together.
Love to all the grandparents!!!❤🦋❤
Seriously..., I just love this show. It's written well and just plain fun...,,
Man I remember the day my grandma would watch this on the tv and had to either watch it or go play out side spent most of my time outside just brought back memories
“It’s IN the Torah-it’s VERY sacred!”
- ...and most of all STABLE environment.
- WHAT TIME DO OWPHEN 🤣
That opened my grave 😂🤣
I love this scene!
But I do find it so amusing when Fran tells them to go get dressed to go out to eat. I thought they were already dressed to go out! Lol Where I come from that is formal :D
Haha true!
This was one of the best cast sitcoms ever. Even the three kids were just right and each had distinct personalities.
i really gotta go back and watch this!! i loved watching the reruns of this show!!
"You're always welcome here..."
Yeah, one appearance in the final season to stir up drama. Okay...
They weren't cast before then I guess..
Fran is herself all the way, without playing mum or else, she's real to them like to everyone, and they appreciate it. 😊
I really happy Fran is adopting these kids.
I absolutely love this scene so beautiful
The Nanny, best sitcom ever
Brought tears to my eyes ....;lovely
Does anyone else thinks that the son looks like the judge harry from nightcourt?
That green dress Maggie was wearing is such a 90s icon.
Now that I know the mom sent Fran to her family. Makes this scene so more sweet