Ep 3. My Fair Nanny

In The Nanny season 1 episode 3 titled "My Fair Nanny", we see Fran trying to teach the Sheffield children about culture and refinement. Fran is concerned that the Sheffield children are not cultured enough and decides to teach them about etiquette and refinement. As part of her teaching, Fran takes the children to the museum and gets them to help with a charity fundraiser.

However, while Fran is busy trying to teach the children, she fails to realize that the Sheffield family is hosting an important event that evening, and all the guests are arriving earlier than expected. Fran gets caught up in her teaching and completely forgets about the event. When she finally realizes her mistake, she frantically tries to get everything ready for the guests.

Fran ends up going overboard by hiring a catering company, a professional performer, and even tries to decorate the house herself to make it more cultured. But no matter what Fran does, things keep getting worse. The caterer ends up being a disaster, the performer is not what they expected, and Fran's decorating ideas end up looking tacky rather than refined.

Meanwhile, the Sheffield family is preparing for the event separately, as they had to cover for Fran while she was out teaching the children. Maxwell is worried about making a good impression on his potential clients and is stressed out about the whole situation.

As the evening wears on, it becomes apparent that the Sheffield family's event is a disaster. But in a surprise twist, Fran's teaching turns out to be a huge success; the Sheffield children end up impressing the guests with their newfound etiquette and refinement, which ends up salvaging the event.

Overall, "My Fair Nanny" is a lighthearted episode that showcases Fran's maternal qualities and her unique approach to teaching children about culture and refinement. It also highlights the difficulties that can arise when an important event is left to the last minute, but also shows that sometimes the simplest solutions can have the greatest impact.