Fran Wants To Adopt The Children! | The Nanny

Fran and Maxwell want Fran to legally adopt the children.

From Season 6 Episode 4, 'Sara's Parent's'. Max is worried Sara's parents won't approve of Fran. He reveals that he never told them about their marriage. Fran tries to win them over but keeps doing the wrong thing.

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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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Fran Wants To Adopt The Children! | The Nanny

[brokengirl]

Fran is not only a great stepmom and the kids adore her, but she respects Max's late wife. What a gem of a lady.

[sidekick]

“Calm down Roberta, they didn’t kill her!” 😂

[ventusxzephyr]

Gotta love how fran immediately changes her stance when Maggie brings out the possibly of her siblings being taken away. She loves those kids so much! :)

[lunabelletheinsane]

Ironically, they were afraid that they would forget Sarah, when in fact, before Fran was there - Gracie had forgotten her mother, because Maxwell was afraid if they talked about her, they would be sad. However, Fran showed them that talking about it and such was a great way to honor her memory and keep her alive in their hearts. Fran changed everyone in that house for the better in some way shape or form.

[tweetthang]

I've always loved how Fran incorporates her Jewishness into the family. The mention of yahrzeit candles for Sarah is really sweet, and shows that Fran wants to honor her in meaningful ways.

[AspieVoices]

What’s sad is that they hated Fran because they assumed she would make the kids forget their mother Sarah but loved CC, who has a history of trying to make the family forget “Sally”

[kuceracm]

Fran really did represent how to be a good stepmom. She was a mother figure to the kids while not being a mother "replacement" or being overbearing in any way. So many step parents need to take notes.

[soyjacobo]

This scene showcases one of my favorite things about Fran. Even though she married Maxwell, she still wants the children to remember their late mother’s memory. Maggie and Brighton telling their grandparents what Fran does to honor Sara’s memory proves that she is a class act. Bravo Fran!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[aprilgosa]

Fran is the reason Brighton stopped acting out and she is the reason Gracie did not need Imogen anymore and eventually stopped therapy because Fran filled up that void in Gracie's life she did not replace Sara but she helped to fill up the empty part in Gracie and she showed Brighton that he did not have to run people off and that she was not to be ran off easily and that she cared about him

[ciegosordomudo]

This episode is another example of how the Sheffield children were really Fines since they didn’t have a close relationship with either biological grandparents. Neither Max’s parents nor Sara’s parents were very involved in their lives.

[TheeOriginalLolo]

"Calm down Roberta, they didn't kill her." SIR

[samalvey]

"That was the one thing even the FBI couldn't verify. The closest they could get was 31."

Wow, Fran even stumped the FBI!

[blaircathrine]

“What time do you open” Yetta is such a scene-stealer 🤣

[saulthechicanootaku]

When Brighton mentioned Fran's Jewish ritual for the kids' late mother to wish her a better afterlife, I think it's very fitting she did that as just like how Fran never abandoned her religion when she fell in love with Maxwell, the kids never abandoned the love of their late mom, which I guess to both of them, it's something they hold near and dear to their hearts. Also, the fact she plays tapes of their late mom when they feel sad is such a sweet move on Fran's part, which makes her a great stepmother for these kiddos

[zinc]

I love the touch of Maggie calling Fran by her name but Brighton and Gracie calling her mom. It really shows the attention to detail.

[anndownsouth]

Maxwell was a true gentleman about the age thing. I'm sure he knows her real age, but will never let on or tell anyone. 💞💞💞

[pooja-devimaharaj]

Fran is so sweet- helping the children light candles for their mum and rewatch old videos with them. true class

[devilishaggie]

I really liked the part where Fran asked Sarah’s Father how she could win his wife over and he said the exact things that Fran wanted to do with them in the first place. She only didn’t do them because Maxwell talked her out of it.

[kimarajamison]

Fran sniffs Snickers bar: OK I'm back. I'm the same way.

[MacChand]

Gracie: A piece of paper meant a lot when you wanted to marry daddy

Fran:Well that’s different, that’s community property