The Night Before Fran and Maxwell's Wedding! | The Nanny

It's the night before Fran and Maxwell's wedding!

From Season 5 Episode 23, 'The Wedding-Part 2'. The moment we've all been waiting for! After five long years, Fran and Maxwell finally get married...with a few bumps along the way!

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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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[Nameless_mixes]

I love how Max and Niles are so close as friends despite Max being Niles’ employer 🙌

[brent]

Why is no one talking about how poignant that scene where Fran appears to be a young girl in Sylvia's eyes?

[MaleOrderBride]

That bedroom scene with Sylvia and Fran is so cute and heartwarming! Ah!!
The actress who plays Sylvia was very believable as Fran's mother! Very authentic tears...

[augerontgen]

That moment at 1:27, when Fran appeared to her mother as a little girl, was very touching.

[haanieatoigue]

I love how in her mother's eyes she will always be her little girl I feel that's how it is for all parents or guardians

[dorothyhopkins]

Oh that shot when her mom looks at and sees her as when she was a little girl! Ooooh every time makes me cry. So sweet

[iprobablyforgotsomething]

I actually really like that they continued the show a bit after their wedding. We got to see their adjustment to married life and eventually an unexpected but welcome baby, without losing the silliness or humour. The kids grew and began finding the beginnings of the paths they'd like to take in life. And we got some proper closure (and a montage) in the final episode. It paid tribute to the moments & memories we'd loved and gave us an ending that was just defined enough to give a hint of the future, while being open enough to allow us to imagine anything, and a balanced sense of nostalgia & hopefulness.
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Of course, we'd always take more! But regardless of how people may've felt about how everything tied up, at least the show *did* try to tie things up instead of leaving so much hanging. It was an ending that was respectful to the show, actors and fans.

[colnag]

One of my favorite things in sitcoms are the quick bits of sadness or real sentiment, little girl Fran is one of my favorites

[MedJayParis]

«...Your wedding day, and now here you are, 21 years old...Kennedy was president, we were all optimistic » 😂

[zzulm]

For us moms our children would always be our babies not in needing help but in our love for caring for them.

[luisasilva]

Please put the scene where Maxwell talks with his deceased wife Sara about marrying Fran

[paqui]

1:16....that laugh is genuine!! And that "i love you" from Fran... They really love each other ❤️ they really are a family. THIS SHOW IS PURE GOLD IN MANY WAYS. We miss you on tv Fran. And we miss that kind of sitcoms nowadays. We love you Drescher ❤️🤩Greetings from Spain 😊 😘

[TheLuca]

That "21 years old" is not random at all. Fran got married in real life at that age.

[ciaraf]

Val: I get it you want some privacy
Sylvia: no I want pie
🤣🤣🤣

[jenniferwilson]

This always makes me cry! Seeing your daughter as little again, heart touching.

[Omar-wqdz]

Later in the episode, when Fran doesn’t walk down the aisle and Sylvia goes back looking for her, it was funny when we hear Sylvia yelling while the guests are sitting and hearing

[Yugiohfans]

What about the part where Sarah shows up and says it was her spirit who guided Fran to them.

[bo]

Fran was (and still is) such a gorgeous woman! One of the most beautiful women I have ever seen

[c__K]

I cannot believe my eyes got teary by watching Sylvia reading the letter 😭

[KatMarie]

"She's been Italian guy, Niles"🤣🤣🤣