What is The Nanny about?

The Nanny is an American sitcom that aired from 1993 to 1999. Created by Fran Drescher and Peter Marc Jacobson, the series follows the story of Fran Fine, a Jewish woman from Queens with a nasally voice and a vibrant fashion sense. After being fired from her job as a bridal consultant, Fran stumbles upon an opportunity to become a nanny for the three children of Maxwell Sheffield, a wealthy British widower and Broadway producer. Despite her lack of experience, Fran's charming personality and ability to connect with the kids quickly win her the position. Set in New York City, the show blends comedy, romance, and family dynamics to create a unique and entertaining storyline. Throughout the series, Fran navigates her unusual role as a nanny while developing a close relationship with the children, Maxwell, and the quirky Sheffield household staff. As the story progresses, Fran finds herself falling in love with her employer, leading to many humorous yet heartwarming moments. The Nanny gained a dedicated fan base during its original run and continues to be widely adored in syndication. Known for its witty writing, memorable characters, and Fran Drescher's iconic performance, the show has become a beloved classic in the sitcom genre.

The first episode of The Nanny aired on November 03, 1993 and the most recent episode to air was on June 23, 1999.