
The Nanny — Season 2
Get ready for more laughs and heartwarming chaos in season two! When a bizarre incident leaves Yetta temporarily homeless, she moves back in with the family – much to Fran’s concern about the impact on the kids. Meanwhile, Fern faces an emotional turning point as her tenure at the Sheffield School comes to an end, but what should be a celebratory occasion takes an unexpected and heartbreaking turn when Maxwell appears to have completely forgotten their history.

Maxwell is seeing a woman who bears a remarkable likeness to Fran.

The man Fran had slighted during their high school years has penned a play, and now issues a stark ultimatum: read it, or face the consequences. He’s standing on a ledge, it seems, poised to make good on his threat.

While her retirement residence undergoes fumigation, Grandma Yetta is staying with Fran and the Sheffield family.

Fran has begun a relationship with a man considerably older and of considerable wealth.

Gracie’s Red Robin troop visited Grandma Yetta’s retirement home for their “adopt a grandparent” event. The experience, however, left Gracie disheartened when her initial choices were unavailable, and even more so upon learning of their pas…

The rumble of the subway echoed around her as a Russian immigrant, caught in the rush of the morning commute, inadvertently left her infant behind. Fran, observing the scene, assumed the child had been abandoned and gently took the baby int…

The director harbored a plan for undermining his production of "Romeo and Juliet": he intended to cast Fran as the lead.

Maxwell persuaded Fran to assume the identity of C.C., hoping to secure financial support for their theatrical endeavor from a man C.C. had previously assaulted, all in order to obtain a taxi.

Fran offered Maxwell a stock tip, a suggestion that proved to originate from the most unlikely of sources: a hot dog vendor.

C.C.'s plans for a romantic weekend took an unexpected turn when she and Fran found themselves unexpectedly confined within Maxwell's wine cellar.

Fran, quite unintentionally, manages to sway a boisterous child actor – one slated for a role in Maxwell’s upcoming production of “Oliver!” – to abandon his career in the spotlight.

A shadow crossed Maggie’s face when Fran received the mink coat as an inheritance. To ease her distress, Fran considered parting with the garment, but Sylvia firmly forbade it.

A strike by the busboys has erupted at the cast party celebrating Maxwell’s newest production. When Fran defies the picket line, a photograph capturing Maxwell physically removing her from the line quickly becomes the subject of news report…

Maxwell remained tight-lipped, unwilling to reveal the name of the celebrity currently recovering from surgery within the Sheffield residence.

A curious package arrived for Fran, a relic from a bygone era. Inside, nestled amongst layers of paper, was a contest entry form – a faded, handwritten plea to win a date with Erik Estrada. The sender? Sylvia, a name Fran hadn't heard in ye…

With Brighton’s addition to Sylvia’s canasta team, Fran found herself no longer included.

Maxwell drafted his will with a provision ensuring Fran would continue as nanny should he pass away. Unbeknownst to him, Fran believed the faxed dietary information – a sensitive regimen for a prospective client delivered to Niles – was int…

Fran and Maxwell orchestrated a meeting between Dakota Williams, the acclaimed playwright, and Yetta, hoping to ignite a romance. A certain chemistry exists between them, yet the promise of a shared future may prove elusive.

Fran found herself drawn to a male nanny, and a friendship blossomed between them. She developed the mistaken impression that he was gay.

C.C. intends to venture into feature film production, envisioning a project centered on Shari Lewis and her beloved Lamb Chop. During a visit by the duo to the Sheffield mansion, C.C.'s dog, Chester, makes a determined attempt to consume La…

Maggie, a cheerful presence as a candy striper at the hospital, had a date planned. In her absence, Fran stepped in, tasked with the unusual duty of preparing Maxwell for his appendectomy – a shave was required.

The sound of Niles’s singing drifted to Maxwell, and he immediately requested a performance for the upcoming audition with their investors. Simultaneously, Fran found herself in a sharp disagreement with her sister, Nadine.

A flush of frustration crept across Maggie’s face as Fran’s victory in the kissing contest became clear. The prize, a coveted spot gracing the cover of a Billy Ray Cyrus album, felt cruelly snatched away.

The prospect of her own uncertain future weighs on Fran as Mona, a fellow nanny, prepares to retire to Florida. At Mona’s farewell gathering, Fran drinks heavily and, in a state of disorientation, ends up in bed with Maxwell.

A party invitation arrived for Maggie, prompting Fran to escort her to her preferred beauty salon. There, Fran secured a position assisting an actress who had narrowly missed out on a role in a Sheffield production.

A significant document of the Shakespearean era came into Fran’s possession during a mugging in Central Park, New York City.


