nanny and the professor season 3 episode 6

Then they realized just how good a nanny they had and her importance to the family. Well, until her fiancee Cholmondeley Featherstonehaugh ( pronounced 'Chumley Fenshaw' ) arrived on their doorstop to whisk her away in holy matrimony. Like a rudder, she steered the family through safe waters and always guided their way with patience understanding.all without them being aware of her influence. Nanny was just a woman wise beyond her years with an upstanding character that undoubtedly stemmed from her fine upbringing and the sage advice passed down to her from her innumerable relatives. Hardly the qualities possessed by a witch, which is what some near-sighted neighbors almost considered her to be. Namely, the values of honesty, truth, and goodness of heart.

Nanny always knew her priorities and would never let her charges sway from what was right or wrong or most important in life. Miss Figalilly arrived at the opportune moment to set the household in order and step in as a surrogate mother to the youngsters. As a college professor, Everett did not have much time to spend keeping his children in line and a succession of incidents and the household menagerie of animals ( the pet guinea pigs, Waldo the sheepdog, and Sebastian the rooster ) drove away the last four nannies. This 'wise and wonderful' woman arrived unannounced one day declaring herself the new nanny that Harold Everett didn't request. Most of their trials were minor and all of their tribulations were resolved by the resourcefulness and abstractly level-headed thinking of their beloved housekeeper/governess/cook/pet caretaker : Phoebe Figalilly, better known as Nanny ( Juliet Mills ). The show focused on the daily trials and tribulations of a suburban widower, Professor Harold Everett ( Richard Long ) and his three spunky children - scientific Hal ( age 12 ), playful Butch ( age 8 ) and little Prudence ( age 4 ). It enjoyed a very successful debut and was picked up as a full season series.which ran until it was most regrettably cancelled midway through its third season. Nanny and the Professor was a half-hour television series that debuted on Januas a mid-season replacement for The Flying Nun.

Nanny's 'powers' of magic rarely extend beyond a few bursts of ESP - answering the doorbell and telephone before it rings, anticipating someones thoughts or desires, and knowing the names of strangers before being introduced - but her power of love goes a great deal beyond that. After a brief viewing, it's easy to answer that question. Is Nanny's influence over the Everett household purely magic, or love? This is the question posed to the audience in the titular song of the opening credits of each episode of Nanny and the Professor.

Nanny and the professor season 3 episode 6