Fran Fine

Yes.

And I think what that show does, which is different to Grey's Anatomy, is that it's Fran who is always hitting on Mr. Sheffield, right? Like, she's the one making it very clear that she's interested in him, and he's the one who's kind of pushing her away at times and like it's not right and taking back the I love you and things.

So I think that shows kind of where a workplace relationship is a little bit better at least because, okay, if you have a subordinate dating their superior, it shouldn't be the superior who's hitting on them because that becomes really tricky what's going on there when the person who has power is doing things.

And that's the case in Grey's Anatomy with Derek and with Burke.

But with Fran and Maxwell, I think they hold up wonderfully as a couple.

And I think that show holds up so well.

And Fran is so empowered.

And that's a show from like the early 90s that holds up really fantastically.

Oh, fun

... and he had no recollection of who Fran Fine was.

Oh.

I know.

The unmistakable voice behind...

Behind Fran Fine didn't merely star in The Nanny, but what? The unmistakable voice behind Fran.

Fran Fine was the name

of her as the name.

Drescher co-created the sitcom, which turned elements of her own queen's upbringing into one of the defining TV comedy, one of the defining TV comedies of the 90s.

Barry Williams, 1954, actor recognized for his role as Greg Brady on The Brady Bunch.

Fran Drescher, 1957, actress known for her role as the hilarious maid, Fran Fine, on the sitcom The Nanny [laughs].

Yeah, Fran always had that, uh, Joisey accent [laughs].

And Marty Stuart, 1958, award-winning country and bluegrass musician.

That's g- like, a Christmas episode's a very special episode.

Fine." It's not streaming anywhere.

We can't...

I couldn't find it, so we went with a little, a different, a different idea of a special episode.

We open in the Sheffield townhouse.

We see Fran, played by Fran Drescher.

Fran Fine, played by Fran Drescher.

She is decorating for her mother's surprise 50th birthday party with the help of the Sheffield children: teenage Maggie, played by Nicole Tom; sarcastic Brighton, played by Benjamin Salisbury; and precocious Grace, played by Madelyn Zima.

I know Fran.

And so Franny...

You know how, you know how The Nanny got, became The Nanny?

Yeah.

And so she was around her younger cousins, and she helped out with things, changing diapers, watching her cousins, being around kids.

So I liked it to give it as, what if Hilary Bakes had become Fran Fine? So that's how I approached it.

And so she gets a job as a nanny for a famous rapper, Emperor Jules.

Julius Waller has been famous since he was 17.