Fran Inherits A Fur Coat! | The Nanny
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- Опубліковано 9 кві 2021
- Fran inherits a fur coat from her Aunt Mimma.
From Season 2 Episode 12, 'Take Back Your Mink'. Fran inherits a fur coat from her Aunt Mimma. Maggie, who believes in animal rights, persuades Fran that it is wrong to wear the coat. Sylvia is offended!
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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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Truth be told, Sylvia had a point: the coat looked better on C.C. anyway.
I agree. It actually did look better on a tall blond, but then again, what wouldn't look good on a gorgeous gal as CC... Such a beautiful woman. Her role as a stuck up loser, is a bit odd, but works wonderfully. Great writing and directing in this show.
How dare you 😂😂🤭🤭
The only reason that coat looked good on CC was that Fran’s hair color blended with the coat
Before posting my comment above, UA-cam admin popped up saying that my comment was flagged as inappropriate. I still hit post it anyway. Weird that they can read your comment as soon as you start writing. Like they're with you as you type every word... So creepy.
@@annehaase3380 technology is creepy, idk if Facebook still does it but it used to tag everyone on a photo as soon as you uploaded it
I might be wrong, but this is probably the only time C.C was happy to see Sylvia
I think she wants the fur coat
No. There was a little trouble because of the dinner Sylvia was invited to. Niles said that, because Margaret didn't speak with her father and Sylvia didn't speak with Fran, Maxwell and Sylvia were the only people at the table to communicate. So Maxwell talked CC into joining them by telling her that Sylvia was impressed by CC's beautiful hands and would like to know where she has her hands manicured. And Niles was impressed by Maxwell's lie to CC...
The was one time when Brighton and Gracie were bickering and Sylvia got them to be quiet
True, the person she's ever happy to see is Maxwell when Fran is not around
@@tonyjayemauni6908 well until the final season😏
C.C's pinstripe suit is so gorgeous, it looks so good on her!
"I don't want that stupid coat!"
"Yeah, that's because no one ever died and left you a mink."
😂😂
Grandma Yetta: Mema's mink! She slept with it more than she slept with Oscar
Fran: Mema's husband name was Louie.
Grandma Yetta: Yeah, so where are you not following me?
Gotta love Grandma Yetta 🥰
I think second hand fur and leather is much better than going out and buying a new one. It already existed, the fur trade isn’t making any money off of you and it will hold up better than most artificial alternatives.
And most artificials are toxic and terrible for the environment
@@lacieGlove Exactly. I tend to actually encourage reusing furs and leathers for this reason. As someone who sews, I also think buying new products made from the waste of the meat industry (Leather, for instance) is better too. Waste nothing and the Earth does better.
@@maddiewhatever441 do you realize the chemicals that are used to process animals' dead skin, body, fur, scales are the biggest threat to the environment even before polyester... It's cancerous as well, and it processed by children in developing countries, just so you can sport the skin, hair, fur, bodies, scales of a murdered sentient being. Wear cactus leather instead if you don't support polyester or PU.
@@maribeljraige9860 Literally that's not what I said at all, and because of the implications you had in your comment I'm about to really get into this. You actually crossed into my realm of knowledge, which is hard to do.
The leather from the leather artisans I've met harvest their leather and sell their own leather products. Native Americans do the same. These items literally are biodegradable. The "chemicals" used are natural, and that's why handmade artisn leather crafts (or fur) cost so much. They use old techniques that don't involve the things you speak of. These items last longer, will fall apart if not kept up, and are actually INCREDIBLY good for the planet, but because you think people kill animals only for their fur or leather, you don't understand the bigger picture.
We have access to tons and tons of leather, fur, and other animal products from the meat industry and hunting alone. You know what's wasteful? Letting these valuable materials be replaced by plastic. Sure, your cactus leather is fun, but you're literally adding more waste to an already wasteful world. It is not a solution to this problem that I was talking about. Now if you're a vegan, fine, your argument makes sense from your point of view, but I would think that anyone who understands basic conservation would know why using every part of an animal is beneficial to our world.
I also would like to point out that your children making things argument is invalid. Everything we use is made by kids, and you're actually fairly wrong about the leather statement. People don't buy leather from developing countries. They buy it from expensive places in Europe, or they buy local/make it themselves. They may buy the skin, but not leather. That's a quality control issue and since leather is considered a luxury good/reliable, it has to be up to standard. Whilst the industry is still corrupt, if you're going to spew a redirect to me, get it right.
To add to this, cotton is literally a bigger problem then the leather industry rn. The pesticides used, the deforestation , and run off have been destroying local ecosystems for years. Yet, cotton is one of the easiest things to source in your local department store. Sewing supply stores carry bolts of non organic cotton, and no leather at all. So tell me, which marterial is worse for the environment? The one that lasts with upkeep and by being used is being kept out of the landfill? Or something that is easily destroyed and has a negative impact on the land?
To sum up my first comment once more; Native Americans have been practicing the process of using everything from an animal for centuries. Being wasteful is bad for the planet, and by using something that won't last more then a year or throwing away good materials because your feelings are hurt, you're damaging the planet. I don't support mindlessly killing animals for their skin/fur. I do support these things being used if an animal is originally slaughtered for meat.
I'll tell my three rabbits you thought I wanted to kill them though.
@@maribeljraige9860 Isn't it funny that I'm actually apart of this industry. That I actually know what's happening inside and what the issues of the world are regarding this topic, and you're still trying to convince me otherwise?
I don't care you are vegan. I can applaud you for finding a lifestyle that works for you, but I will not stand for superiority. The skin in Europe does come from other sources, but there is rarely any chemicals used to preserve said skin before the treatment process starts. And the chemicals that are used are no diferent then what is used on everything else. The only difference is that leather lasts longer then plastic. As someone who claims to be ethical, the first thing that would be on my mind is less waste, not more.
I just said this was a quality concern issue. There are legit documentaries about the leather industry in Italy and how despite being considered a luxury good, the workers are under paid and the work conditions are dangerous. This is why I say the business is corrupt. Yeah, there probably is some shady dealings with leather on a smaller scale, but I fail to see how you can just lump all Europe in one bag and say "this is shit"
And here we go again with you putting words in my mouth! I never said we should rely on the meat industry to be sustainable. I said when we kill something, we should use everything there. If a hunter shoots a deer, I believe that deer should be used for meat, skin, bone meal, and whatever else is possible so that deers body does not go to waste. I didn't say let's rely on the meat industry and have everyone wear assless leather chaps and eat ribs daily. Based upon the tons of waste that the meat industry produces, I believe we could actually make something sustainable.
Again, I find your logic of personal beliefs lacking. Humans are animals. We're intelligent, that's clear by this conversation, but we're still animals. According to your logic, that shouldn't make us better then them, but they don't really give a fucl about our morals. Dolphins literally torture pufferfish for entertainment. These mammals are incredibly smart, so smart we can have some sort of basic communication with them, but they're sadistic assholes. Monkeys in times of plentiful food will adopt smaller animals they usually kill and possibly eat. My lovely rabbits would eat me if I died (or if I was alive tbh. They're assholes too.). By saying we can't determine whose life is worth more, you put us on an equal playing field. If you say we have to act better then them, you don't. Which is it? That rhetorical. I don't really care.
I also said I don't support killing animals solely for their fur or leather but hey, that's chill.
Also thanks for glossing over the fact where I talk about small businesses that actually, without a doubt, do things ethically and in many cases, traditionally. I'd love to see you go tell struggling Native Americans they can't sell leather and fur wears they've made to keep their ancient arts alive. Also would be funny for you to tell the guys who make leather boots for work or leather items for tools that their specialization and craft was unethical. Funny how that stuff lasts a while and is high quality, but plastic lasts forever and fucking falls apart.
I'm done here. I would have been interested in cactus leather because it sounds cool, but tbh having someone put words in my mouth is not appealing. Way to recruit for the cause. My bunnies and I will go enjoy some kale now 😋
I just bought a mink from the 1990’s off of eBay , paid $500 the coats worth $11,500 lol
2:15 Fran's hopscotch dance :D
In heels, no less! LOL :)
How she was able to do that in heels, I will never understand 😂😅
@@mikaylahmcnair-eade9391 Pure talent! :)
Gets everytime
Boom Boom Boom
Fran - oh no, this Coat-
Sylvia- was better on the Blonde😂
There was a CC but Miss Fine ate her.
Maggie was so annoying in this episode... Like it's already a coat? Giving it away doesn't make it any better. She shouldn't have shamed Fran for it at all, it's not like she killed the mink.
Maggie’s probably wearing clothes made by slave labor, or in a way that’s supposedly bad for the environment. It’s always something.
She’s probably wearing leather shoes and ate meat for the main meals. So yes, airhead reaction.
Right? Fran didn't kill it, she didn't make the coat, she didn't even buy the coat. Accepting a gift isn't exactly benefiting the fur industry, and passing it along the family line makes it more meaningful than letting it go to waste.
but she does resembles what her character supposed to be. a teenager. you can see kids like her on twitter nowadays. some growing up and learn but some don't though lol. when teenager learns something and start to put it on their mindset they can be aggressive towards people that don't follow it.
The point is that buying/using it encourages the market. For instance, If no one smoked they wouldn't produce cigarettes.
I personally don't like fur because fur farms are INCREDIBLY inhumane by every standard imaginable; I mean, even meat cows get treated better! If it was humane, and eco friendly I'd be more ok with it, but as it stands? Fur is awful.
Maggie would’ve just had to deal cause there would be no way I’d give up a cost like that lol
I inherited a really gorgeous fur coat. Never wear it, because I'd get attacked in this place, but it's beautiful heirloom from my grandmother.
I've always been curious because I've never owned fur (I be broke). But can't you tell people it's faux fur if they get offended? How would they know you're lying?
Yeah, attacked by people who wear clothes made by small children working in unsafe Asian sweatshops for almost no money!
@@luvselgar well said
As soon as she said 10thousand bucks... I think Fran should have gotten it appraised because it's probably 20×that...
It's vintage mink
Oooh the shade from Frans Ma!!!!
This was so stupid. The animal is already dead. There is no point of refusing to accept it.
Fur coats are fine as long as its sustainable or it is inherited aka reduced reuse recycle
Fur
I understand that it can be inherited and by using it remains useful. However, how and in which conditions can it be considered as sustainable?
@@merrivideo if it’s vintage or older I suppose? If we make new furs it means we are killing animals now, but coats made years ago should just be worn out because the animal has been dead for so long.
@@merrivideo maybe if the animals died of natural causes it could be argued that it's better to use the fur vs buy a factory-made acrylic fiber version?
@@merrivideo its sustainable when animals the fur is from is used completely aka their meat is eaten. Also long term vs short term fur will biodegrade, while synthetic fibers for faux fur will take centuries to degrade
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Sylvia not about to let 10k pass her by
Wearing a second-hand coat is way better than throwing it away. You don't support poachers when u wear it second-hand. Especially if it's inherited - you didn't spend any money for it
Even Chester loves Fran more than his owner CC
That's actually Frans real life dog
i was just watching this episode!
she wears real fur dyed bold colors all the time... the writters cant fool us. we can look up her clothes
Why is it ok to wear leather, but not fur?
From a neutral ethical standpoint, it's not really okay to wear either. But personally I think it's completely fine if they're vintage or faux
Personally am not a fan of either but the argument is that the leather comes from an animal that is also consumed (cow) whereas the minks for example are only killed for fur. I also heard this on an episode of Designing Women where she said so if she had a nice mink steak for dinner it would be okay
@@clementine4448 faux fur and leather aren't ethical either though, it's just plastic that will never biodegrade, and the process of making them adds to pollution as well.
@@mae.v.is23 Yes I do agree with you. Although I had been thinking something along the lines of these new faux materials I've heard of. I believe there was some something of leather being made out of cactus? I can't remember for sure but it was cool. You are right though about the fur faux part though it slipped my mind
@@srw6932 Lol, I saw someone on a reddit video of a calf say something like "And to think people actually eat something so cute". So if an animal is ugly from birth, it's fine to eat it? I've got nothing against people who are vegan or whatnot, but I hate when they try to sound so righteous.
Should have held out for even more money.
What happened to CC? Why's she acting nice to Sylvia? 😅
Niles Told her that Silvia liked her
@@88Zuke And she believed it? :)
Maggie was mad about Maxwell and Sylvia was mad about Fran. So Maxwell and Sylvia would be the only ones talking at dinner. That's why Maxwell needed another person coming to dinner. He told CC that Sylvia likes her, so she would join dinner as well
The Nanny is on HBO Max
I forgot why is CC happy seeing Sylvia?
Because she wanted the family heirloom that Sylvia gave to Fran
Niles told her a lie about how Sylvia likes CC and I think CC was looking for more friends to come off more friendly. I need to check The Nanny Wiki, but that's my memory.
It was because Niles told CC a lie that Sylvia liked her and loved her manicure.
@@outinsider it was Niles and Mr. Sheffield 🤣🤣🤣
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Lol
Haha C.C. with Silvia
That's how she gets the coat
Where can I find this show?
@The Nanny this episode is season 2 episode 9, not episode 12 ;)
$10,000?! Is a black mink coat really worth that much? Someone help me out, I have no idea.
Chinchilla cost a house minks for a decent one cost at least 5k
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I never liked Maggie she always tried to control fran's life and fran was so nice to her. Gracie and Brighten were alot better
Right?
Its not that deep
@@hshsidieahsbd7242 yeah but let's talk about whatever we want
Lol what?
I agree
The only fur coat in my house is the one on my dog. :)
As it should be! :-)
My dog and my cat 🐈⬛ 😊
Maggie was so annoying in this episode.
Maggie needs to back off. she grew up rich af and fran can’t have one thing?
Patty Davis? Or Patty Hearst?
OmahGwaddddd 🔥🦊🍉😊😜😂🙏🏼🙏🏼😻😻👽💯🤪😇🐝🇺🇸🌎❤️
I always thought that Maggie was the worst character of all, she ruins the mood of the situation. The show could have gone better without her.
A lot of shows back then felt the need to have a whiny teenaged activist that was often a stick in the mud.
i think they just wanted an older daughter that they could easily have Fran "influence". for example, in the pilot episode where Maggie was caught kissing a boy and Maxwell was mad. it'd be harder or take longer to have plotlines like that with someone as young as Grace was when Fran appeared.
I agree
1st
Even today people will still act like this even though their clothes were made by children and their chocolate was made by slave labor can we just stop shaming each other for clothes? It's ridiculous
Fur is cruel
Fur is really nice is winter times. Thanks dead animals
Oh, the social warrior again. In this case the coat was old and went through generations of Fines. And the second point is, that in some places people can only survive while wearing fur. And third- producing all those materials for the warm jackets you wear and probably throw away every year, because the style changes, is incredibly unsustainable and bad for the environment.
@@PhoenixsArt hear hear
Idiots🤦🏻♀️
Fur is better than faux on the big picture, faux calls for destruction of ecosystems, produces pollution, creates large amounts of non biodegradable plastics, and lasts shorter periods as a usable product creating larger amounts of waste that have far greater environmental impacts and causes even more animal deaths, just buy furs from responsible reputable sources or vintage/used