Fran Drescher returns for a star-studded third season. This year, the best-dressed nanny dates more men than she can handle, hosts a wild sweet sixteen party for Maggie, seeks treatment for her out-of-control shopping and finally gets Mr. Sheffield to profess his love for her when he thinks their plane will crash.
C.C.'s college professor brother bets he can make Fran a "Jeopardy" contestant.
Much to Maxwell's dismay, a handsome doctor proposes to Fran.
Fran's plan for Maggie's Sweet Sixteen party uncovers an old Fine family feud.
The news of her ex-fiancée's engagement sends Fran into a shopping frenzy.
Maxwell falls in love with his publicist, unaware that she's gay.
A visit by Maxwell's mother results in an unexpected marriage proposal.
Brighton's tape of a Fine family Bris leads him and his family to Hollywood for a TV appearance.
Though Maxwell wants to send Maggie to a Swiss convent, Fran convinces her to try a kibbutz instead.
Fran unwittingly accepts a date with a suave mobster.
Maxwell hires Fran to design the costumes for a charity benefit.
Fran lobbies for change, only to discover her parents are getting divorced.
Val's' new boyfriend makes an unexpected pass at Fran; C.C. quits after Maxwell refuses to make her a partner.
Convinced he's her secret admirer, Fran prepares an elaborate Valentine's Day surprise for Maxwell.
An upcoming modeling reunion has Fran worried about aging.
Fran loses both her memory and Elizabeth Taylor's priceless pearl necklace in an accident.
Fran's date with a highly superstitious hockey star sours after he claims she's a jinx.
The combination of a bad review and losing to Fran on the tennis court plunges Maxwell into a mid-life crisis.
Fran's attempt to impress a handsome cantor at her mother's temple backfires when he's suddenly made the star in Maxwell's latest musical.
Maxwell is upset when Fran falls for Brighton's handsome French tutor.
Maxwell arranges for everyone to join Fran on a Caribbean cruise.
A mix up ends with Fran joining Maxwell on a romantic trip to Paris.