List of The Nanny episodes

The Nanny is an American television sitcom that aired for six seasons on CBSfrom 1993 to 1999. Created and produced by Fran Drescher and Peter Marc Jacobson, the series starred Drescher as Fran Fine, a Queens native who is hired by widower Maxwell "Max" Sheffield (Charles Shaughnessy) to be the nanny of his three children Margaret (Nicholle Tom), Brighton (Benjamin Salisbury), and Grace (Madeline Zima). The series also starred Lauren Lane as C.C. Babcock, Max's business associate, and Daniel Davis as Niles, the family's butler.
== Series overview ==
Season	Season	Episodes	Episodes	Originally aired 	Originally aired	Nielsen ratings[1]	Nielsen ratings[1]	Nielsen ratings[1]
Season	Season	Episodes	Episodes	First aired 	Last aired 	Rank 	Rating 	Tied with
 	1 	22 	22 	November 3, 1993 	May 16, 1994 	N/A 	N/A 	N/A
 	2 	26 	26 	September 12, 1994	May 22, 1995 	24 	12.5 	N/A
 	3 	27 	27 	September 11, 1995	May 20, 1996 	16 	12.5 	Roseanne
 	4 	26 	26 	September 18, 1996	May 21, 1997 	N/A 	N/A 	N/A
 	5 	23 	23 	October 1, 1997 	May 13, 1998 	N/A 	N/A 	N/A
 	6 	22 	22 	September 30, 1998	June 23, 1999 	N/A 	N/A 	N/A
== Episodes ==
=== Season 1 (1993–94) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date	US viewers
(millions)
1 	1 	"The Nanny" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Teleplay by: Robert Sternin & Prudence Fraser & Peter Marc Jacobson
Story by:Fran Drescher & Peter Marc Jacobson	November 3, 1993 	15.0[2]
2 	2 	"Smoke Gets in Your Lies" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Michael Rowe 	November 10, 1993	11.6[3]
3 	3 	"My Fair Nanny" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Andy Goodman 	November 17, 1993	12.7[4]
4 	4 	"The Nuchslep" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Eve Ahlert & Dennis Drake 	November 24, 1993	11.5[5]
5 	5 	"Here Comes the Brood" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Diane Wilk 	December 6, 1993 	20.3[6]
6 	6 	"The Butler, The Husband, The Wife and Her Mother"	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Howard Meyers 	December 8, 1993 	13.7[6]
7 	7 	"Imaginary Friend" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Pamela Eells & Sally Lapiduss 	December 15, 1993	11.9[7]
8 	8 	"Christmas Episode" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Fran Drescher & Peter Marc Jacobson	December 22, 1993	14.6[8]
9 	9 	"Personal Business" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Fran Drescher & Peter Marc Jacobson	December 29, 1993	14.8[9]
10	10	"The Nanny-in-Law" 	Paul Miller 	Eve Ahlert & Dennis Drake 	January 12, 1994 	14.3[10]
11	11	"A Plot for Nanny" 	Paul Miller 	Sandy Krinski & Lisa Garrett 	January 19, 1994 	16.5[11]
12	12	"The Show Must Go On" 	Will Mackenzie 	Frank Lombardi & Dana Reston 	January 26, 1994 	11.2[12]
13	13	"Maggie the Model" 	Will Mackenzie 	Diane Wilk 	February 2, 1994 	13.7[13]
14	14	"The Family Plumbing" 	Linda Day 	Bill Lawrence 	February 9, 1994 	16.0[14]
15	15	"Deep Throat" 	Linda Day 	Pamela Eells & Sally Lapiduss 	March 2, 1994 	11.5[15]
16	16	"Schlepped Away" 	Linda Day 	Fran Drescher & Peter Marc Jacobson	March 9, 1994 	12.7[16]
17	17	"Stop the Wedding, I Want to Get Off" 	Gail Mancuso 	Diane Wilk 	March 16, 1994 	9.7[17]
18	18	"Sunday in the Park with Fran" 	Gail Mancuso 	Howard Meyer 	March 23, 1994 	11.3[18]
19	19	"Gym Teacher" 	Gail Mancuso 	Alan Eisenstock & Larry Mintz 	April 6, 1994 	12.5[19]
20	20	"Ode to Barbra Joan" 	Gail Mancuso 	Teleplay by: Frank Lombardi & Dana Reston
Story by:David M. Matthews	April 13, 1994 	9.9[20]
21	21	"Frannie's Choice" 	Paul Miller 	Tracy Newman & Jonathan Stark 	April 20, 1994 	9.9[21]
22	22	"I Don't Remember Mama" 	Paul Miller 	Howard Meyers & Diane Wilk 	May 16, 1994 	19.1[22]
=== Season 2 (1994–95) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date
23	1 	"Fran-Lite" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Janis Hirsch 	September 12, 1994
24	2 	"The Playwright" 	Gail Mancuso 	Lisa Medway 	September 19, 1994
25	3 	"Everybody Needs a Bubby" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Diane Wilk 	September 26, 1994
26	4 	"Material Fran" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Eileen O'Hare 	October 3, 1994
27	5 	"Curse of the Grandmas" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Eric Cohen 	October 10, 1994
28	6 	"The Nanny Napper" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Jayne Hamil,
Rick Shaw 	October 17, 1994
29	7 	"A Star is Unborn" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Pamela Eells,
Sally Lapiduss	October 24, 1994
30	8 	"Pishke Business" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Alan R. Cohen,
Alan Freedland	October 31, 1994
31	9 	"Stock Tip" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	David M. Matthews 	November 7, 1994
32	10	"The Whine Cellar" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Eileen O'Hare 	November 14, 1994
33	11	"When You Pish Upon a Star"	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Diane Wilk 	November 21, 1994
34	12	"Take Back Your Mink" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Fran Drescher,
Peter Marc Jacobson	November 21, 1994
35	13	"The Strike" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Janis Hirsch 	November 28, 1994
36	14	"I've Got a Secret" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Eric Cohen 	December 12, 1994
37	15	"Kindervelt Days" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Frank Lombardi,
Dana Reston 	January 2, 1995
38	16	"Canasta Masta" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Dana Reston & Frank Lombardi	January 9, 1995
39	17	"The Will" 	Randy Bennett 	Teleplay by:Fran Drescher & Peter Marc Jacobson
Story by:Robbie Schwartz	January 16, 1995
40	18	"The Nanny Behind the Man" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Jerry Perzigian 	January 23, 1995
41	19	"A Fine Friendship" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Eileen O'Hare 	February 6, 1995
42	20	"Lamb Chop's On the Menu" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Frank Lombardi,
Dana Reston 	February 13, 1995
43	21	"Close Shave" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Elliot Stern 	February 20, 1995
44	22	"What the Butler Sang" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Diane Wilk 	February 27, 1995
45	23	"A Kiss Is Just a Kiss" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Eileen O'Hare 	May 1, 1995
46	24	"Strange Bedfellows" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Frank Lombardi,
Dana Reston 	May 8, 1995
47	25	"The Chatterbox" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Teleplay by:Fran Drescher & Peter Marc Jacobson & Robert Sternin & Prudence Fraser
Story by:Fran Drescher & Peter Marc Jacobson	May 15, 1995
48	26	"Fran Gets Mugged" 	Lee Shallat-Chemel	Jayne Hamil & Rick Shaw 	May 22, 1995
=== Season 3 (1995–96) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date
49	1 	"Pen Pal" 	Dorothy Lyman	Jayne Hamil,
Rick Shaw	September 11, 1995
50	2 	"Franny and the Professor" 	Dorothy Lyman	Janis Hirsch 	September 18, 1995
51	3 	"Dope Diamond" 	Dorothy Lyman	Diane Wilk 	September 25, 1995
52	4 	"A Fine Family Feud" 	Dorothy Lyman	Frank Lombardi 	October 2, 1995
53	5 	"Val's Apartment" 	Dorothy Lyman	Pamela Eells,
Sally Lapiduss	October 9, 1995
54	6 	"Shopaholic" 	Dorothy Lyman	Eric Cohen 	October 16, 1995
55	7 	"Oy Vey, You're Gay" 	Dorothy Lyman	Eileen O'Hare 	October 23, 1995
56	8 	"The Party's Over" 	Dorothy Lyman	Caryn Lucas 	November 6, 1995
57	9 	"The Two Mrs. Sheffields" 	Dorothy Lyman	Diane Wilk 	November 13, 1995
58	10	"Having His Baby" 	Dorothy Lyman	Erik Mintz 	November 20, 1995
59	11	"The Unkindest Gift" 	Dorothy Lyman	Frank Lombardi 	November 27, 1995
60	12	"The Kibbutz" 	Dorothy Lyman	Frank Lombardi 	December 4, 1995
61	13	"An Offer She Can't Refuse" 	Dorothy Lyman	Jayne Hamil,
Rick Shaw	December 11, 1995
62	14	"Oy to the World" 	Dorothy Lyman	Fran Drescher,
Peter Marc Jacobson	December 18, 1995
63	15	"Fashion Show" 	Dorothy Lyman	Eileen O'Hare 	January 8, 1996
64	16	"Where's Fran?" 	Dorothy Lyman	Sally Lapiduss 	January 15, 1996
65	17	"The Grandmas" 	Dorothy Lyman	Caryn Lucas 	January 22, 1996
66	18	"Val's Boyfriend" 	Dorothy Lyman	Erik Mintz 	February 5, 1996
67	19	"Love is a Many Blundered Thing"	Dorothy Lyman	Dan Amernick,
Jay Amernick	February 12, 1996
68	20	"Your Feet's Too Big" 	Dorothy Lyman	Sally Lapiduss 	February 19, 1996
69	21	"Where's the Pearls?" 	Dorothy Lyman	Frank Lombardi 	February 26, 1996
70	22	"The Hockey Show" 	Dorothy Lyman	Robbie Schwartz	March 4, 1996
71	23	"That's Midlife" 	Dorothy Lyman	Caryn Lucas 	March 11, 1996
72	24	"The Cantor Show" 	Dorothy Lyman	Diane Wilk 	April 29, 1996
73	25	"Green Card" 	Dorothy Lyman	Rick Shaw 	May 6, 1996
74	26	"Ship of Fran's" 	Dorothy Lyman	Diane Wilk 	May 13, 1996
75	27	"A Pup in Paris" 	Dorothy Lyman	Diane Wilk 	May 20, 1996
=== Season 4 (1996–97) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date
76 	1 	"The Tart with Heart" 	Dorothy Lyman	Frank Lombardi 	September 18, 1996
77 	2 	"The Cradle Robbers" 	Dorothy Lyman	Nastaran Dibai,
Jeffrey B. Hodes	September 25, 1996
78 	3 	"The Bird's Nest" 	Dorothy Lyman	Jayne Hamil 	September 25, 1996
79 	4 	"The Rosie Show" 	Dorothy Lyman	Nastaran Dibai,
Jeffrey B. Hodes	October 9, 1996
80 	5 	"Freida Needa Man" 	Dorothy Lyman	Frank Lombardi 	October 16, 1996
81 	6 	"Me and Mrs. Joan" 	Dorothy Lyman	Peter Marc Jacobson	October 30, 1996
82 	7 	"The Taxman Cometh" 	Dorothy Lyman	Dan Amernick,
Jay Amernick	November 6, 1996
83 	8 	"An Affair to Dismember" 	Dorothy Lyman	Diane Wilk 	November 13, 1996
84 	9 	"Tattoo" 	Dorothy Lyman	Caryn Lucas 	November 20, 1996
85 	10	"The Car Show" 	Dorothy Lyman	Robbie Schwartz 	December 11, 1996
86 	11	"Hurricane Fran" 	Dorothy Lyman	Rick Shaw 	December 18, 1996
87 	12	"Danny's Dead and Who's Got the Will?"	Dorothy Lyman	Jayne Hamil 	January 8, 1997
88 	13	"Kissing Cousins" 	Dorothy Lyman	Caryn Lucas 	January 15, 1997
89 	14	"The Fifth Wheel" 	Dorothy Lyman	Jayne Hamil 	January 29, 1997
90 	15	"The Nose Knows" 	Dorothy Lyman	Rick Shaw 	February 5, 1997
91 	16	"The Bank Robbery" 	Dorothy Lyman	Jayne Hamil 	February 12, 1997
92 	17	"Samson, He Denied Her" 	Dorothy Lyman	Flo Cameron 	February 19, 1997
93 	18	"The Facts of Lice" 	Dorothy Lyman	Nastaran Dibai,
Jeffrey B. Hodes	March 5, 1997
94 	19	"Fran's Roots" 	Dorothy Lyman	Caryn Lucas 	March 12, 1997
95 	20	"The Nanny and the Hunk Producer" 	Dorothy Lyman	Frank Lombardi 	April 2, 1997
96 	21	"The Passed-Over Story" 	Dorothy Lyman	Rick Shaw 	April 9, 1997
97 	22	"No Muse Is Good Muse" 	Dorothy Lyman	Jayne Hamil 	April 23, 1997
98 	23	"You Bette Your Life" 	Dorothy Lyman	Frank Lombardi 	April 30, 1997
99 	24	"The Heather Biblow Story" 	Dorothy Lyman	Ivan Menchell 	May 7, 1997
100	25	"The Boca Story" 	Dorothy Lyman	Caryn Lucas 	May 14, 1997
101	26	"Fran's Gotta Have It" 	Dorothy Lyman	Diane Wilk 	May 21, 1997
=== Season 5 (1997–98) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date
102	1 	"The Morning After" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Caryn Lucas 	October 1, 1997
103	2 	"First Date" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Frank Lombardi 	October 8, 1997
104	3 	"The Bobbie Fleckman Story" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Diane Wilk 	October 15, 1997
105	4 	"Fransom" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Jayne Hamil 	October 22, 1997
106	5 	"The Ex-Niles" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Nastaran Dibai,
Jeffrey B. Hodes	October 29, 1997
107	6 	"A Decent Proposal" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Ivan Menchell 	November 5, 1997
108	7 	"Mommy and Mai" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Caryn Lucas 	November 12, 1997
109	8 	"Fair Weather Fran" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Rick Shaw 	November 19, 1997
110	9 	"Educating Fran" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Suzanne Gangursky	December 10, 1997
111	10	"From Flushing with Love" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Dan Amernick,
Jay Amernick	December 17, 1997
112	11	"Rash to Judgment" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Ivan Menchell 	January 7, 1998
113	12	"One False Mole and You're Dead"	Dorothy Lyman 	Frank Lombardi 	January 14, 1998
114	13	"Call Me Fran" 	Fran Drescher 	Diane Wilk 	January 21, 1998
115	14	"Not Without My Nanny" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Nastaran Dibai,
Jeffrey B. Hodes	January 28, 1998
116	15	"The Engagement" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Rick Shaw 	March 4, 1998
117	16	"The Dinner Party" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Ivan Menchell 	March 11, 1998
118	17	"Homie-Work" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Jayne Hamil 	March 18, 1998
119	18	"The Reunion Show" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Suzanne Gangursky,
Sean Hanley	March 25, 1998
120	19	"Immaculate Concepcion" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Fran Drescher,
Robert Sternin	April 1, 1998
121	20	"The Pre-Nup" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	Frank Lombardi 	April 29, 1998
122	21	"The Best Man" 	Dorothy Lyman 	Rick Shaw 	May 6, 1998
123	22	"The Wedding, Part I" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	Caryn Lucas 	May 13, 1998
124	23	"The Wedding, Part II" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	Caryn Lucas 	May 13, 1998
=== Season 6 (1998–99) ===
No.
overall	No. in
season	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date
125	1 	"The Honeymoon's Overboard" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	Frank Lombardi 	September 30, 1998
126	2 	"Fran Gets Shushed" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	Caryn Lucas 	October 7, 1998
127	3 	"Once a Secretary, Always a Secretary"	Peter Marc Jacobson	Allen Jay Zipper 	October 14, 1998
128	4 	"Sara's Parents" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	Jayne Hamil 	October 21, 1998
129	5 	"Maggie's Boyfriend" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	Rick Shaw 	October 28, 1998
130	6 	"I'm Pregnant" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	Ivan Menchell 	November 4, 1998
131	7 	"Mom's the Word" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	Cody Farley,
Suzanne Myers	November 11, 1998
132	8 	"Making Whoopi" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	Suzanne Gangursky	November 18, 1998
133	9 	"Oh, Say, Can You Ski?" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	Dan Amernick,
Jay Amernick	November 25, 1998
134	10	"The Hanukkah Story" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	S: Matthew J. Berman,
Ivan Menchell
T: Ivan Menchell	December 16, 1998
135	11	"The In-Law Who Came Forever" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	S: Danny Passman,
Michael Scalisi,
Rick Shaw
T: Rick Shaw	January 6, 1999
136	12	"The Fran in the Mirror" 	Jennifer Reed 	S: Chandler Evans,
Jayne Hamil
T: Jayne Hamil	January 20, 1999
137	13	"The Yummy Mummy" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	Cody Farley,
Suzanne Myers	February 3, 1999
138	14	"California, Here We Come" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	S: Suzanne Gangursky,
Mary Lindes
T: Suzanne Gangursky	March 31, 1999
143	15	"The Finale: Part 1" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	Caryn Lucas 	May 12, 1999
144	16	"The Finale: Part 2" 	Peter Marc Jacobson	Caryn Lucas,
Peter Marc Jacobson,
Frank Lombardi	May 12, 1999
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