The Nanny (TV series)

The Nanny was an American sitcom that first aired on November 3, 1993 on CBS. It starred Fran Drescher as "the nanny named Fran" (as Ann Hampton Callaway sang in the theme she wrote). Six seasons were aired; the show ended its run in 1999.

Guest appearances

Characters

• Pamela Anderson - Heather Biblow
• Scott Baio - Dr. Frankie Cresitelli
• Roseanne Barr - Fran's cousin Sheila
• Cloris Leachman- Nanny Mueller, Maxwell's childhood nanny
• Ray Charles - Yetta's Fiance
• Margaret Cho - Caryn
• Joan Collins - Maxwell's stepmother Joan
• Coolio - Irwin
• Spalding Gray - Dr. Jack Miller
• Lisa Loeb - Chloe
• Lainie Kazan - Fran's Aunt Freida
• Steve Lawrence - Fran's father Morty
• Twiggy (first appearance), Sophie Ward (later appearances) - Maxwell's sister Jocelyn
• Robert Vaughn - Maxwell's father James
• Ray Romano - Raymond Barone
• Jon Stewart - Bobby

People

• Cindy Adams - as herself
• Burt Bacharach - as himself
• Bob Barker - as himself
• Michael Bolton - as himself
• Eric Braeden and Melody Thomas Scott - as themselves
• Dr. Joyce Brothers - as herself
• Carol Channing - as herself
• Chevy Chase - as himself
• Roger Clinton - as himself
• Céline Dion - as herself
• Erik Estrada - as himself
• Elton John - as himself
• Hugh Grant - as himself
• Florence Griffith Joyner - as herself
• Whoopi Goldberg - as herself
• Bryant Gumbel - as himself
• Roslyn Kind- as herself
• Patti LaBelle - as herself
• Brook Mahealani Lee - as herself (as Miss USA)
• Jay Leno - as himself
• David Letterman - as himself
• Shari Lewis - as herself
• Alicia Machado - as herself (as Miss Universe)
• Marla Maples - as herself
• Jayne Meadows - as herself
• Bette Midler - as herself
• Rosie O'Donnell - as herself
• Todd Oldham - as himself
• Sally Jessy Raphael - as herself
• Lynn Redgrave - as herself
• Monica Seles - as herself
• Jane Seymour - as herself
• Brian Setzer - as himself
• Liz Smith - as herself
• Elizabeth Taylor - as herself
• Alex Trebek - as himself
• Donald Trump - as himself
• Ben Vereen - as himself