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There's a reason that "The Nanny" TV show began each week with an animated opening. That's because this hilarious, bawdy and sometimes larger than life series is like a live-action cartoon, thanks largely in part to the comedic talents of Fran Drescher. Now "The Nanny" TV show can be enjoyed over and over again when purchased from DVD Booth at www.dvdbooth.com/DVD_BOX_SETS/The_Nanny_DVD_Collection/. This must-have collection includes 146 episodes of the series that made being Jewish not only funny but also acceptable. Drescher shined in the title role as the whiny, thick Jewish-accented Fran Fine. Never afraid to often a blunt one-liner or risqué sexual innuendo, Drescher made "The Nanny" a hit for CBS during its initial run from 1993 to 1999. But if Drescher was good in "The Nanny" TV series it was only because of the zany mishaps in which she involved her supporting cast, most notably Charles Shaughnessy as Broadway producer Maxwell Sheffield for whom Drescher goes to work and eventually marries on the series. Far from only creating comedic chaos for Shaughnessy, Drescher also spices up the life of his three children Maggie, Brighton and Gracie (played by Nicholle Tom, Benjamin Salisbury, and Madeline Zima, respectively). This collection of "The Nanny" TV show also includes all of shows that featured the comedy's excellent supporting cast - Daniel Davis as Niles, Lauren Lane as C.C., Renée Taylor as Sylvia, Ann Morgan Guilbert as Yetta, and Rachel Chagall as Val. Each week, Drescher and her cast brought comedic perfection to "The Nanny" TV show with performances that were funny, crisp and never afraid of being naughty or over-the-top. As a result, the series garnered 13 Emmy nominations during its original run and is still shown in syndication. The humor was perfect for both children and parents, while an older generation also found favor with the character's frequent sexual innuendos in the lines spoken on the series. This collection of "The Nanny" TV show includes each of the episodes that made Drescher a comedy icon. With her lively facial expressions, whiny Jewish accent and a sharp tongue that always led to a different predicament every week, Drescher breathed life into a television personality that had fans in stitches. Both those who loved the show when it first aired and those watching it for the first time are sure to fall in love with "The Nanny." Fans who purchase "The Nanny" TV collection can enjoy all146 uncut episodes on 13 DVDs. The episodes feature excellent video and audio quality, are in chronological order based on when they aired on network television, are commercial free and unedited, and come with custom artwork. In addition, DVDs of "The Nanny" TV show can be played anywhere in the world on any DVD player, DVD-Rom, X-Box or PS2 because they are region free. And at a cost of only $29.95 (a savings of $80 over the collection's retail price of $109.99), purchasing "The Nanny" box set through DVD Booth is an opportunity that fans of this zany situation comedy can't miss. For information about purchasing the collection, please visit www.dvdbooth.com/DVD_BOX_SETS/The_Nanny_DVD_Collection/.
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