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"The Nanny" Franny and the Professor (1995)



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Robert Sternin (developer) &
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Original Air Date:
18 September 1995 (Season 3, Episode 2)
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Plot:
C.C. makes a bet with her brother than he can't get Fran on Jeopardy. Fran gets on and wins and gets Renaissance Fair tickets from their new next door neighbor Roger Clinton when Maxwell can't. full summary | add synopsis
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Runtime:
Argentina:30 min (including commercials)
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The title comes from the sitcom "Nanny and the Professor" (1970). more
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Continuity: Fran complains over the phone that she only got 5 of the 6 boxes of Butter and Herb flavored Rice A Roni that she was supposed to get. A moment later when Mr. Sheffield comes in, there are 6 boxes instead of just 5. more
Quotes:
Chastity Claire 'C.C.' Babcock: [about her brother, Noel] Every summer, he'd take me to the horse show.
Niles: Did you ever win?
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References "Family Affair" (1966) more

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