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Damian Pigliapoco the Nanny THE NANNY | G UIA DE EPISODIOS DAMIAN PIGLIAPOCO 6 TEMPORADA 2 (1994-1995) WWW.METROVIDEO.COM.AR 23 (2.1) Fran-Lite G» Janis Hirsch | D» Lee Shallat | S» Rachel Chagall 24 (2.2) The playwright Nanny al cuadrado (Val) | I» Tracy Kolis (Leslie), Sherman Augustus (pa- La obra de teatro 12-09-1994 tovica) 19-09-1994 Fran convence a Maxwell que debe recuperar su vida social, así que junto a Val lo llevan a un night-club donde conoce a Leslie, una mucha- cha demasiado parecida a Fran, pero el único que lo advierte es Niles. Mientras, Brighton se preocupa por- que es más "pequeño" que sus com- pañeros de colegio. G» Lisa Medway | D» Gail Mancuso | S» Sin reparto 25 (2.3) Everybody needs a G» Diane Wilk | D» Lee Shallat | S» Renée Taylor soporte | I» Richard Kind (Jeffrey Needleman), Bonnie buddy (Sylvia), Ann Guilbert (Yetta) | I» Ralph Manza (Greg), Morgan (Brooke), Jay Robinson (maitre), Myles Sheri- Todos necesitamos un compañero Saul Kanasal (Saul) dan y Benjamin Smith (compañeros de Brighton) 26-09-1994 Están desinfectando el geriátrico, así Fran le propone a Brighton que lleve que Sylvia le propone a Fran que a bailar a su compañera de clases Yetta se quede unos días en la man- Brooke, una chica que suele ser obje- sión Sheffield. Fran consigue la auto- to de burlas en la escuela. Como rización de Maxwell pero no imagina Brighton se niega ella insiste en el que Yetta va a provocar desastres tema arriba de un taxi, sin saber que de proporciones. el chofer (Jeffrey Needleman) es un viejo compañero de Fran de la secun- daria, y cuya historia con Fran guarda 26 (2.4) Material Fran Fran descubre que Kathy Mary O'Ma- un asombroso parecido a la de Broo- Fran, la materialista lley, una de sus viejas amigas de ke y Brighton. Sin embargo, Jeffrey 03-10-1994 Flushing, es ahora Kathy Porter, una (quien también es guionista) irá más señora de la alta sociedad, casada lejos: o Maxwell le lee uno de sus con un anciano millonario. Kathy guiones o saltará al vacío. impulsa a Fran a seguir su camino y le prepara una cita con otro viejo adi- » Richard Kind es uno de los asistentes nerado. del fiscal en Spin City. » C.C. cuenta que su psicólogo es un » Judith Hoag había trabajado junto a hombre, aunque se sabía que era la Dra. Fran Drescher en el film Cadillac Man Bort, la misma analista de Grace. G» Eileen O'Hare | D» Lee Shallat | S» (Un Mujeriego en Apuros; 1990). Rachel Chagall (Val) | I» Judith Hoag » Grace dice que no puede dormir sin su (Katherine Porter / Kathy Mary O'Malley), osito de peluche, pero en el ep. 15 le 28 (2.6) The nanny napper Efrem Zimbalist Jr. (Theodore Simmons), prestó el osito a Fran para que no tuvie- El secuestro Edward Penn (Richard Porter) ra miedo la noche antes de ser operada. 17-10-1994 27 (2.5) Curse of the Es el primer aniversario de la llega- grandmas da de Fran a la mansión Sheffield, La maldición de las abuelas aunque sólo ella lo recuerda. El olvi- 10-10-1994 do de Max la pone irritable y trata de distraerse liderando a Grace y sus compañeras scouts en una visita al geriátrico de Yetta, sin saber que un G» Rick Shaw, Jayne Hamil | D» Lee Shallat | S» Sin desafortunado episodio hará que reparto soporte | I» Nancy Lenehan (inmigrante rusa), consideren a la pequeña como Dayton Callie (sargento Dick), Ann Noel (prostituta), alguien que trae desgracias. Lawrence A. Mandley (policía), Robert Clendenin (la- drón) » Maxwell recibe un premio que, tras romperse, reconstruirlo, y volverlo a rom- Fran lleva a los chicos a un paseo en per, termina en la basura. Pero sólo dos el metro y accidentalmente termina episodios antes (25) ya había recibido con un bebé de una inmigrante rusa ese mismo premio y puede verse en la en sus brazos. Fran cree que la mujer oficina de Max en la escena en que Fran lo abandonó y la mujer que Fran lo le va a pedir alojamiento para Yetta. secuestró. » Fran "bautiza" al bebé como Joshua » El final parodia una escena de Basic Elliot, Joshua porque le gusta y Elliot Instinct (Bajos Instintos; 1992). "como su padre" (hablándole a Max). Sin » En la escena final, el jarabe de chocola- embargo en el ep. 81 se descubre que el te que Max había recogido de la mesa de G» Eric Cohen | D» Lee Shallat | S» Ann nombre del padre de Max es James. la cocina, vuelve a aparecer "mágicamen- Guilbert (Yetta) | I» Nancy Linari (Sra. » Grace le pide a Fran y Max que se casen te" allí y es Fran quien lo recoge. Livingston) y tengan un hijo. WWW.METROVIDEO.COM.AR THE NANNY | G UIA DE EPISODIOS DAMIAN PIGLIAPOCO 7 TEMPORADA 2 (1994-1995) WWW.METROVIDEO.COM.AR 29 (2.7) A star is unborn G» Pamela Eells, Sally Lapiduss | D» Gail Mancuso | S» obra va camino al fracaso. 24-10-1994 Sin reparto soporte | I» Richard Portnow (Phillipe), Mart- ha Graham (Betty), Peter Marc Jacobson ("Romeo") » Peter Marc Jacobson, cocreador y copro- ductor ejecutivo del programa y marido en Phillipe, un productor amigo de Max, la vida real de Fran Drescher, interpreta a cree que Fran puede ser la adecuada "Romeo". Reaparecerá en breves roles en "Julieta" en la bizarra versión del clá- los ep. sico de Shakespeare que está prepa- » El título parodia a A Star is Born (Ha rando. Fran debe dejar su trabajo de Nacido una Estrella; 1937), film dramático niñera mientras ensaya, pero lo que que tuvo dos remakes en forma de musi- más le preocupa a Max es cómo decir- cal: en 1954, con Judy Garland; y en le que es una pésima actriz y que la 1976, con Barbra Streisand. 30 (2.8) Pishke business Sylvia y sus compañeras de juego de » Ben Vereen es quien canta junto a Roy Un ahorro bien invertido canasta quieren invertir en la nueva Scheider en el final de All That Jazz (El 31-10-1994 producción de Maxwell, que será pro- Show Debe Seguir; 1979). También fue tagonizada por Ben Vereen. Pero, aun uno de los protagonistas de la miniserie hace falta dinero, así que necesitan Roots (Raíces; 1979). que un empresario de la recolección » En una escena Fran hace una broma de residuos invierta en la obra. Lásti- acerca de la marca de ropa interior Hanes. ma que C.C., sin saberlo, lo golpeó, Un guiño, ya que Fran había hecho publici- por tanto Fran debe asumir el rol de dad para esa marca meses antes de gra- socia de Max... y resistir las proposi- bar este episodio. ciones de Charles. » Los impermeables de Fran y del empre- sario Heist se van alternando "mágica- G» Alan R. Cohen y Alan Freedland | D» » El título refiere al pishke ("ganancia" en mente" en las manos de C.C., en la escena Lee Shallat | S» Renée Taylor (Sylvia) | yiddish), el dinero ganado en el juego. en que ella está escondida en el armario I» Wallace Shawn (Charles Heist), Ben » Se revela el domicilio de C.C.: 407 Este junto a Max. Vereen (como sí mismo) de la calle 86. 31 (2.9) Stock tip H» Rob Schwartz, Bill Lawrence | G» David M. Matt- Fran descubre que el "trabajo" es de Consejo de un accionista hews | D» Lee Shallat | S» Sin reparto soporte | I» Cor- vendedor de hotdogs. Para salvar el 07-11-1994 bin Bernsen (Glen Mitchell), Jack Knight (portero), Honey dinero de Max deberá meterse en un Lauren (camarera) club de hombres aunque haya que lle- gar al travestismo. Fran conoce a Glen, quien le cuenta que "trabaja en Wall Street". Ella » Este episodio tuvo una nominación al supone que es un adinerado corredor Emmy. El nominado fue Dugg Kirkpatrick de bolsa así que se lo presenta a Max en la categoría "Estilismo Capilar para una y hablan de invertir juntos. Pero luego Serie". 32 (2.10) The whine cellar G» Eileen O'Hare | D» Lee Shallat | S» Renée Taylor ños sucesos y surgen sorprendentes La cava de las lamentaciones (Sylvia), Ann Guilbert (Yetta) | I» Mort Drescher (tío Stan- revelaciones. 14-11-1994 ley), Chris Brandi (primo Irving) » Mort Drescher, padre real de Fran, inter- Es el cumpleaños de Sylvia (¡en la preta por primera vez al tío Stanley. mansión Sheffield!) y Fran le prepara » Cuando Sylvia va al ensayo de su "fiesta una "fiesta sorpresa" (que no es tal). sorpresa", al mismo tiempo que se escu- Pero algo sale mal: Fran y C.C. quedan cha la campanilla de la puerta se pueden atrapadas en la bodega y mientras ver sus manos, que no están tocando nin- esperan por el rescate, ocurren extra- gún timbre. ¿Con qué tocó la campanilla? 33 (2.11) When you pish G» Diane Wilk | D» Lee Shallat | S» Chester | I» J.D. glar la situación a medias, pero Jack upon a star Daniels (Jack Walker), Bob Barker y Liz Smith (como sí es mejor actor de lo que todos supo- 21-11-1994 (20:00) mismos), Lisa Thames (ama de llaves), Wayne C. Dvorak nen. (mucamo), Mijanou y Bonniejean Biehl (Heidi y su ami- ga) » El lunes 21 de noviembre de 1994 hubo una emisión de dos episodios: éste, a las Maxwell contrata a Jack Walker (un 20:00 horas y Take back your mink a las chico que protagoniza una comedia 21:30. cuyo argumento es similar a la vida » Oliver! es un musical de Lionel Bart de los Sheffield) para estelarizar Oli- basado en la novela Oliver Twist, de Char- ver! Fran, sin querer, convence a Jack les Dickens.
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