Ep 17. Stop the Wedding, I Want to Get Off

A wealthy widower by the name of Maxwell Sheffield lives in a luxurious mansion in New York City with his three children, Maggie, Brighton, and Grace. In an effort to maintain the household while juggling his professional life, Maxwell hires a Jewish woman from Flushing, Queens, named Fran Fine to be his children's nanny. Fran is loving and over the top, but she's also street-smart and caring, and she quickly becomes a valuable addition to the Sheffield family.

In season 1 episode 17, titled "Stop the Wedding, I Want to Get Off," Fran's ex-boyfriend, Danny, pops back into her life, and he's about to get married. Danny is a struggling writer who Fran loved, but he ended up breaking her heart. When she hears about his upcoming wedding and finds out that his fiancée is not the person she thought she was, Fran becomes determined to stop the wedding and win Danny back.

Fran enlists the help of her friend Val to crash the wedding, and they pose as a catering team in an attempt to sabotage the event. Meanwhile, Maxwell is dealing with his own problems when he discovers that his business partner is stealing from him. He enlists the help of his new girlfriend, a successful and independent woman named C.C. Babcock, to help him deal with the situation.

As Fran tries to stop the wedding, she realizes that she still has feelings for Danny, but he tells her that he's happy and in love with his fiancée. He encourages Fran to move on with her life and find someone who will love her for who she is. In the end, Fran takes Danny's advice and realizes that she doesn't need a man to be happy. She's content with her life and her job, and she's grateful for the love and support of the Sheffield family.

"Stop the Wedding, I Want to Get Off" is a poignant and heartwarming episode that highlights the importance of self-love and acceptance. Fran's journey is relatable and inspiring, and viewers will be rooting for her every step of the way. Meanwhile, Maxwell's storyline adds a touch of drama and intrigue to the episode, and his relationship with C.C. continues to develop. Overall, this episode is a must-see for fans of The Nanny and anyone who loves a good romantic comedy.