Upon her arrival at the Sheffield residence, she is mistaken for an applicant for a nanny position and charms her way into getting the job, much to the dismay of the head of the household, Maxwell Sheffield. Down on her luck, she takes a door-to-door sales job selling beauty products. Thanks to Madman Entertainment New Zealand, I was given the opportunity to review the newly released DVDs of The Nanny seasons 1, 2 and 3, which is by far one of the greatest gifts I’ve been given, seeing as I am a huge The Nanny fan and grew up watching reruns over and over again.įor those of you unfamiliar with the comedy series, The Nanny follows the story of Fran Fine, a fashionable, Jewish woman in her twenties who was fired from her job at a bridal store by her own boyfriend. Starring the stylish, the witty and the rather nasally, Fran Drescher (you know the one with the voice?), The Nanny took the early 90s by storm with its likeable characters, charm and no holds barred humour.
The lyrics are to the theme song of one of the early 90s’ best TV comedies (in my opinion), The Nanny. Recognise these lyrics? Anyone who was around in the early 90s certainly should. “She was working in a bridal shop in Flushing Queens till her boyfriend kicked her out in one of those crushing scenes…”
