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Damian Pigliapoco the Nanny THE NANNY | G UIA DE EPISODIOS DAMIAN PIGLIAPOCO 21 TEMPORADA 5 (1997-1998) WWW.METROVIDEO.COM.AR 102 (5.1) The morning after G» Caryn Lucas | D» Dorothy Lyman | S» Renée Tay- 103 (5.2) First date La mañana siguiente lor (Sylvia), Rachel Chagall (Val), Ann Guilbert (Yetta) | La primera cita 01-10-1997 I» Roseanne (Sheila), Ben Thomas (Mitch), Lyle Kanou- 08-10-1997 se (empleado de mudanzas) [Continuación del cierre de la 4º tem- porada] Mientras Niles se recupera de su infarto, Max decide mantener a Fran ocupada, así que le propone redecorar la cocina. Busca ayuda en su prima Sheila, pero enseguida per- cibe un frustrante paralelismo entre H» Frank Lombardi, Sarah McMullen | G» Frank Lom- la vida de ambas. bardi | D» Dorothy Lyman | S» Renée Taylor (Sylvia), Rachel Chagall (Val), Ann Guilbert (Yetta) | I» Elton 104 (5.3) The Bobbi Flek- Después de ganar un concurso en la John (como sí mismo), David Furnish (como sí mismo), man story radio, Brighton tiene la oportunidad Skylar Littlefield (Sidney), James Edson (camarero) La historia de Bobbi Flekman de estar en el nuevo videoclip de 15-10-1997 Brian Setzer que se filmará en la Max invita a Fran a una cita junto a mansión. A Setzer lo acompaña Elton John, quien recuerda la voz de Bobbi Flekman, vicepresidente de una chica que lo distrajo, haciéndole marketing y vieja amiga de Max... e perder un partido de tenis. Para idéntica a Fran. El cambio de identi- pasar desapercibida, Fran decide dades está servido. transformarse en alguien parecido a Yetta. » El personaje de "Bobbi Flekman" es el mismo que Fran interpretó en This is Spi- » Tantrums and Tiaras (1997), documen- nal Tap (Esto es Spinal Tap; 1984). tal que es estrenado en la cena, es una G» Diane Wilk | D» Dorothy Lyman| S» » Además de Brian Setzer otra "rocker" biografía real dirigida por David Furnish, Renée Taylor (Sylvia), Rachel Chagall aparece en este episodio: Lisa Loeb. pareja de Elton, que también aparece. (Val) | I» Brian Setzer (como sí mismo), » En un cambio de planos, el cuchillo » Skylar Littlefield ("Sidney", el "cuarto Lisa Loeb (Chloe), Nicolas Greene (direc- que Sylvia sostiene con su mano derecha hijo" de Max) ya había aparecido en la tor), Kevin Norton (miembro de la banda) pasa súbitamente a su mano izquierda. serie, como "Zachary" (ep. 58). 105 (5.4) Fransom G» Jayne Hamil | D» Dorothy Lyman | S» Renée Tay- 107 (5.6) A decent proposal El secuestro lor (Sylvia), Rachel Chagall (Val), Ann Guilbert (Yetta), Una propuesta decente 22-10-1997 Chester | I» Kane Picoy (policía Jeff), Joey Slotnick 05-11-1997 (Brian Levine), Yvonne Scio (Arianna), Roger Tinsley (detective) Fran necesita dinero extra para com- prarle un regalo a Yetta así que se ofrece a pasearle el perro a C.C. Chester termina "secuestrado" y piden un rescate de 20.000 dólares, Fran y Val intentarán recuperar la mascota ellas mismas. » El título y la historia parodian a Ran- G» Ivan Menchell | D» Dorothy Lyman | S» Sin reparto soporte | I» Chevy Chase (como sí mismo), Howard som (El Rescate; 1996), con Mel Gibson. Preiser (botones), John Lennox y Frank Lombardi (crou- » Jeff lleva puesta la misma corbata que piers), Andrew Mackenzie (mozo) Maxwell usó en el ep. 78. » Max se zambulle en la piscina y a poco de salir sólo tiene mojado el cabello. Max viaja (junto a toda la familia) a Atlantic City para convencer a Chevy Chase de protagonizar un uniperso- G» Nastaran Dibai, Jeffrey B. Hodes | D» Dorothy 106 (5.5) The Ex-Niles nal en Broadway. El actor está más Lyman | S» Renée Taylor (Sylvia), Rachel Chagall (Val) El nuevo mayordomo interesado en Fran que en la pro- | I» Lainie Kazan (Frieda), Joyce Brothers (como sí mis- 29-10-1997 puesta laboral. ma), Michael Ensign (Trevor) » El título parodia al film Indecent Propo- Para conseguir una tarjeta de crédi- sal (Propuesta Indecente; 1993). to Fran declara ganar 50.000 dólares » Breves roles de tres miembros del equi- al año. Niles ve esa solicitud y le po de producción: Howard Preiser, Frank exige un aumento a Max. Este se lo Lombardi y Andrew Mackenzie. niega y Niles renuncia. C.C. consigue » En un cambio de cámaras, la TV del un nuevo mayordomo, Niles se va a cuarto de Niles pasa de estar encendida a trabajar a lo de la tía Frieda y C.C. y apagada. Fran compiten ante la Dra. Brothers para ver quién podría ser la mejor esposa para Max. » El título parodia la serie X-Files (Los Expedientes Secretos X). WWW.METROVIDEO.COM.AR THE NANNY | G UIA DE EPISODIOS DAMIAN PIGLIAPOCO 22 TEMPORADA 5 (1997-1998) WWW.METROVIDEO.COM.AR 108 (5.7) Mommy and Mai G» Caryn Lucas | D» Dorothy Lyman | S» Renée Tay- 109 (5.8) Fair weather Fran Mami y Mai lor (Sylvia), Rachel Chagall (Val), Ann Guilbert (Yetta) | Parentesco por interés 12-11-1997 I» Jennie Kwan (Mai-Ling), Spalding Gray (Dr. Jack 19-11-1997 Miller) Fran y Val reciben la sorpresiva visi- ta de Mai-Ling, una huérfana de Cam- boya que han amadrinado desde su nacimiento. Su presencia provoca una serie de revuelos. Aunque su ver- dadera intención es obtener una tar- jeta de inmigración. G» Rick Shaw | D» Dorothy Lyman | S» Renée Taylor (Sylvia), Ann Guilbert (Yetta) | I» Ray Charles (Sammy), » El vestido que se muestra como "nue- Bryant Gumbel (como sí mismo), Roz Kern y Lance Red- vo" ya había sido visto en el ep. 97. dick (asistentes), Spalding Gray (Dr. Jack Miller) 110 (5.9) Educating Fran G» Suzanne Gangursky | D» Dorothy Lyman | S» Ann Fran teme volverse una solterona y Educando a Fran Guilbert (Yetta) | I» Harry Hamlin (Steve Goldberg) esto se agrava cuando conoce a 10-12-1997 Sammy, el novio de Yetta. Para El romance se enciende cuando Fran levantar su autoestima decide hacer conoce a Steve, el profesor de filoso- realidad su viejo anhelo de ser la "chi- fía de Maggie: atractivo, médico y ca del clima". Por sugerencia de judío. Esto genera el enojo de Mag- Sammy, se entrevista con su sobrino gie, ya que también está obnubilada Bryant Gumbel por el trabajo, sólo por él. Pero el filósofo tiene un gran para descubrir que no hay reporte del defecto: su fascinación por la astro- clima donde él trabaja, por lo que logía. intenta probarse en la única vacante disponible: comentarista editorial. » El título parodia al film Educating Rita (Educando a Rita; 1983). » Primera aparición de Sammy. El nom- bre es un homenaje del productor Rick Shaw a su propio abuelo. Reaparecerá en 111 (5.10) From Flushing H» Sean Hanley, Dan Amernick, Jay Amernick | G» los ep. 118, 121 y 134 with love Dan Amernick, Jay Amernick | D» Dorothy Lyman | » El tenedor que tiene Fran en su mano Desde Flushing con amor S» Renée Taylor (Sylvia), Rachel Chagall (Val) | I» Spal- desaparece misteriosamente. 17-12-1997 ding Gray (Dr. Jack Miller), Allan Rich (tío Louie), Ann Berger (tía Marilyn), Sparkle (tía Cookie) Fran irá de vacaciones al Niágara, en eso está por suceder actúa la fuerza una reunión familiar de los Fine. de la naturaleza. Niles se enoja porque Fran siempre obtiene lo que quiere en base a su » El título parodia al segundo film de seducción, así que forma una ines- James Bond, From Russia with Love (De perada alianza con C.C. para hacerle Rusia con Amor; 1963). la vida imposible. En las cataratas, » Allan Rich, marido real de Elaine (ma- ella tiene esperanzas en que el mag- nager de Fran Drescher), interpreta a nífico paisaje le dé valor a Max para "Louie". Ya había hecho otros personajes proponerle matrimonio. Pero cuando en los ep. 8 y 56. 112 (5.11) Rash to judg- G» Ivan Menchell | D» Dorothy Lyman | S» Renée Taylor » Sony Music aprovecha para promocionar ment (Sylvia), Rachel Chagall (Val) | I» Michael Bolton (como el disco Nessun Dorma de Michael Bolton. El amor frustrado sí mismo), Scott Baio (Dr. Cresitelli), Fred Stoller (Fred), Sony es también propietaria de CBS, la 07-01-1998 Casey Williams (enfermera) cadena de emisión de la serie. » Casey Williams ya había aparecido en Fran invita a Maxwell a un concierto ep. 87. de Michael Bolton y le acomete una » La idea original fue de la propia Fran terrible picazón. Mientras Max la espe- Drescher. En ese primer borrador no sufría ra, ella debe salir corriendo al hospital de picazón sino de hemorroides (¡!) y Fran donde un inexperto doctor le aplica se arrojaba a una fuente en la fiesta de penicilina. Pero, ¿y si Fran fuera alér- Bolton para enfriar su trasero ardiente. A gica? Pues traería muy “pesadas" con- los productores esto les pareció inconve- secuencias. niente y hubo que reescribir el guión. 113 (5.12) One false mole G» Frank Lombardi | D» Dorothy Lyman | S» Renée Tay- Max advierte a Fran no revelar el and you're dead lor (Sylvia), Rachel Chagall (Val), Ann Guilbert (Yetta) | I» secreto, pero ella "accidentalmente" Los grandes chismes Joan Van Ark (Margo Lange), Cindy Adams (como sí mis- se lo cuenta a la columnista de chis- 14-01-1998 ma), Wendy Schenker (Estelle) mes Cindy Adams, quien da a conocer esa bomba por televisión. Cuando Maxwell corteja a la glamoro- sa Margo Lange con el fin de que pro- » El título hace un juego de palabras tagonice su última producción, Fran entre "mole" (lunar) y "move" (movida), "accidentalmente" descubre que el en base a la típica frase "Un movimiento famoso lunar de la estrella es falso. en falso y estás muerto". WWW.METROVIDEO.COM.AR THE NANNY | G UIA DE EPISODIOS DAMIAN PIGLIAPOCO 23 TEMPORADA 5 (1997-1998) WWW.METROVIDEO.COM.AR 114 (5.13) Call me Fran G» Diane Wilk | D» Fran Drescher | S» Renée Taylor » Según la premisa argumental este es el Relación señor Sheffield (Sylvia), Rachel Chagall (Val) | I» Spalding Gray (Dr.
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