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1x01 Pilot (a.k.a. The Nanny)
First Aired: Nov. 03, 1993 on CBS
Summary: Fran gets a job as a nanny for the Sheffields after being fired from her job at her fiancé's bridal store. |
Main Characters in this Episode
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Episode Quotes
Fran Fine: I'm your granddaughter, Fran.
Yetta Rosenberg: Oh Franny, nice to meet you.
Fran Fine: One nice thing about senility, you're always meeting new people.
Yetta Rosenberg: Oh Franny, nice to meet you.
Fran Fine: One nice thing about senility, you're always meeting new people.
Maxwell Sheffield: Brighton was caught smoking.
Yetta Rosenberg: Smoking? Bad!
Brighton Sheffield: But you smoke.
Yetta Rosenberg: Me it doesn't effect, I'm like a horse. But you know what smoking can do to you? Come, let's meet Ethel, phlegm in a hair net! [drags Brighton off]
Brighton Sheffield: Oh no, not Ethel! Not Ethel! [to Maxwell and Fran] I swear I'll never smoke again! Oh God!
Yetta Rosenberg: Smoking? Bad!
Brighton Sheffield: But you smoke.
Yetta Rosenberg: Me it doesn't effect, I'm like a horse. But you know what smoking can do to you? Come, let's meet Ethel, phlegm in a hair net! [drags Brighton off]
Brighton Sheffield: Oh no, not Ethel! Not Ethel! [to Maxwell and Fran] I swear I'll never smoke again! Oh God!
Maxwell Sheffield: What have you got to say in your defense?
Brighton Sheffield: I didn't inhale.
Maxwell Sheffield: That is the most pathetically lame excuse in the world.
Brighton Sheffield: I didn't inhale.
Maxwell Sheffield: That is the most pathetically lame excuse in the world.
Mistakes/Goofs
- Goof (continuity error): This is grandma Yetta's first appearance on the show. Her personality is very different than in later episodes,she is much more serious and lucid.
Trivia
- Brighton comments of how he smoked a cigarette but did not inhale. This is a reference to Bill Clinton's answer when asked if he had ever smoked marijuana.
- The title comes from the song "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" written by Jerome Kern and lyricist Otto A. Harbach for their 1933 operetta 'Roberta'.







