Gracie Can't Remember Her Mom | The Nanny

Fran and Gracie enter a mother-daughter talent show. Gracie gets upset because she can't remember her mom.

Season 1 Episode 22, 'I Don't Remember Mama'. As Mother's Day approaches, Maxwell tries to keep the children's minds off their mom, Sara, who passed away. Fran disagrees and thinks that the children should try and remember their mom. Fran and Gracie enter a mother-daughter pageant and Gracie gets upset that she can't remember her mom.

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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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Gracie Can't Remember Her Mom | The Nanny

[darkfarie]

I love how Fran keeps their moms memory alive and respects her

[lynne]

It should have immediately occurred to this woman that if a little girl was competing in a mother/daughter pageant with her nanny, she must not have a mother. If winning a country club pageant is so important to you that you’ll shame a motherless child, you must lead a really miserable life.

[lilyrose]

It's really a great thing to show, that kids don't necessarily remember the parent who passed away and it's not bizarre to not miss them

[jordantoczek]

Fran is an absolute gem. She’s really does love the kids she cares for and doesn’t try to make the kids forget their mother or try to take her place. She takes on the role of a mother but never tried to be a replacement for Sarah, Fran is more like Surrogate for Sarah. She shows true respect towards the kids mother and makes sure they never forget Sarah by showing them old tapes of her and lighting a candle on Sarah’s birthday. She’s a good representation of a classy lady

[danielvo]

This, I believe, is the best episode out of the whole series. We learn a lot more about the family and how much the relationship between Fran and Gracie has grown.

[ZainR]

Fran's relationship with Gracie never stopped being adorable ❤

[Artfanbookfan]

"Don't ever try out for cheerleader!"

[alexagray]

Their acting is impeccable and this episode in particular was amazing 🥺

[MuffinHunterX]

And to think years later we find out Sarah herself choose Fran to be there for her family.

[gabygaby]

I always loved the way they dressed Gracie

[NiVi]

One of the earliest but very best episodes from The Nanny. Hilarious, very entertaining - including Patty Labelle's surprise appearance - and when they got real at the end... I cried like a baby!! And that doesn't happen all too often.

[davidrodriguez]

One of the most memorable lines from the show is at the end when Gracie says “I remember” 😢

[tekiuroti]

This episode was one of my favorites especially at the end when Gracie said "I remember!"

Or the part where fran and the other mom started naming all the pageants they won 🤣

[emmastraub]

This episode always makes me cry but I think it is so beautiful the way Fran never replaced their mother she was another extension of love 💕

[wholemealblousey]

I cried so much when I first watched this episode. I lost my older brother when I was 4 and felt this way. The nanny addressed so many issues

[mara.perova]

In fact, it's one of the most touching, soulful episodes of the serial🥲

[elisabethanne]

This episode is one of my favorites! I love it not only because it shows the relationship between Fran and Gracie, but the relationship between Gracie and Maxwell.

[Anto_]

Sometimes I wish I hadn't been that old when my dad passed away. I was 15, young enough to miss him, old enough to remember him.

[spencerwilson]

I grew up without my father. I feel like I can relate and this makes me love this show even more. If I had see this episode growing up it would have meant the world to me.

[profound_wisdom]

A good episode about family coping with the loss of a parent. Always cherish the memories with your loved ones, keep their memory alive.