Note: Having trouble with your first download? See Fix errors installing Creative Cloud apps. Legal Notices Online Privacy Policy. Buy now. Fran decides to stop chasing men like Dr. Miller told her. Sylvia doesn't like that at all and blames Mr. Sheffield for her daughter staying single forever. Fran, Val and Ms. Babcock decide to go out together on a "girls night", with no pressure to find a man, but after Val and C. Alone, embarrassed and depressed, Fran goes home trying to act as if she had a great time with them, but can't.
Once again, Mr. Sheffield and Fran find themselves alone, comforting each other. Meanwhile, Dr. Miller tries hypnosis with Sylvia but that doesn't go too well. Fran freaks out on Mr. Sheffield after he brings home a model and makes out with her in the living room. Miller says Fran is upset because she is thinking of Maxwell as her husband, not as her employer. At the movies, she runs into Dr. Miller, but is shocked to see him picking his nose. She is so disgusted that she thinks of never seeing him again.
Sheffield worries about her and confronts Dr. Miller about his actions, but gets very embarrassed when he finds out the "inappropriate behavior" Sylvia told him about wasn't what he had in mind.
Yetta's got a new boyfriend, who's much younger than her he's 60 and already proposed. Afraid he's after Yetta's money, Sylvia decides to go to the bank to make sure money can't be taken out of their joint accounts without both signatures. While waiting in line, a very bumbling bank robber takes over the bank and makes Sylvia and Fran hostages. The bank robber is so unprepared that he even forgets to put on the mask and accidentally reveals his name - Leslie Tilbett - and Fran ends up making friends with him.
They chat, order some food, and the kidnapper even acts as mediator between Fran and Mr. Sheffield who messed things up with Fran with a Valentine's Day faux pas. When Leslie decides to leave, Fran and Sylvia argue about the best way he should take to escape the cops and they both end up going with him.
At the bank door, Mr. Sheffield apologizes for taking back saying he loved Fran, and they make up. Sylvia, though, is still taken as hostage, but the kidnapper is arrested afte.
Sheffiled calls from the limo saying he has to repair a mistake he made to Fran 6 moths ago. She's very excited thinking he might take back taking back saying he loved her, but for her misery he only wanted to pay her extra money he got from tax refund. Tired of living on high expectations, Fran decides to take some time off the house and joins C.
How surprised is Fran when the case is about a woman who chopped off her boss's hair just because he told her he loved her then took it back. Fran manages to convince the jury that the woman is not guilty, and finds out later that the man married the his employee. Meanwhile, Sylvia takes over Fran's job as the nanny, and the entire family starts to feel hungry since Sylvia is an eating machine. After Niles is depressed about his life as a butler, he begins to act strange and while he is cleaning, he drops a piece of paper containing a list of items that convinces Fran that Niles is possibly a murderer due to his recent strange behavior and the contents of his list.
A search of his room confirms her suspicions. During a stormy night, Maxwell takes the children out for dinner leaving Fran and Niles alone. Niles approaches Fran and she thinks Niles is about to murder her.
He confronts Fran about how she knows what he is up to when in fact he is simply writing a play. A woman calls Fran saying she might be her mother due to a mix up that happened in the hospital the day she was born. Doubtful, Fran goes to Sylvia to ask her about the day she was born, and finds out the story might be true after Sylvia says she left her for a moment while chasing for food.
Terrified that her whole life might have been a lie, Fran invites the strange woman to her house, and for her surprise, she turns out to be black.
Still, after Fran pays a visit to Lila Baker's huge mansion, Fran insists that she might be her daughter, since her late husband was Jewish, but the DNA test proofs not. Fran is really Sylvia's daughter, which is something Sylvia only gets after spending some time pleasuring herself with the wonderful food Lila has at her house.
After winning the Tony Award for play of the year - for "The Widower", beating his lifetime rival, Andrew Lloyd Webber - a tabloid starts to publish fake stories about Mr. Sheffield and Fran having an affair since Maxwell's honeymoon.
Maggie is very upset about it, and won't believe it's not true. Fran's upset not by the fact that it's a fake story, but that the story said she was Maxwell and Fran go to the tabloid to confront the journalist, but he assures them he won't print any more stories about them, since they were the lowest selling edition in 5 years!
Meanwhile, Niles is upset because Maxwell didn't invite him to the cast party, and Dr. Miller convinces Mr. Sheffield to give him a "Butler of the Year" award. Fran's high school classmate, Morgan Faulkner, is hired by Mr. Sheffield as the star of his upcoming play. This causes Fran to get a bit envy, seeing how Morgan's life turned out great while she is just a nanny. On top of that, Maggie decides not to go to college and become Morgan's personal assistant just what Fran needed.
She's rich, beautiful, famous, and now she's stealing her children! Meanwhile, the entire family is invited to Passover at the Fine's, and Niles quickly learns the secrets of the Jewish cuisine. After watching Tasha's a new female rock star video on MTV, Fran decides to write lyrics of her own about her misery and suffering and make it big on showbiz.
Discouraged by Mr. Sheffield, Fran decides to hand her lyrics to Tasha no matter what, and even passes herself as hotel maid with Val just to meet Tasha. When she finally does, Tasha is so interested in reaching out and listening to what the people have to say that she actually hangs out with Fran.
Unfortunately, Fran's song is no good, but her misery is good enough for Tasha, who uses Fran as her muse — until Mr. Sheffield tells Fran he misses her and Fran turns happy, which makes Tasha turn to Val for inspiration after all, Val lives with her parents, is over 30 and single. Fran offers herself for the charity auction Mr. Sheffield is putting together with Bette Midler. A gifted 10 year old pianist, son of a big time investor, wins the auction and gets to have Fran as his babysitter for 5, dollars.
Fran takes him to Yetta's retirement home and while entertaining the elderly with his piano skills, one senior collapses and dies in front of the kid. Shocked, he says he will never play again, and his father cancels the 5 million he promised to invest. Bette Midler goes to the mansion herself to teach Fran a lesson, but luckily Gracie picked up a few things from Fran over the past 4 years, which is enough to convince the kid to play again and his father not to back out on the investment.
Heather invites Fran and Val over to her Malibu beach house, where she can rub it on their faces how successful she is. Fran and Val visit the studios, where they run across some of their favorite celebrities. Heather has a really hard time memorizing the lines, and Fran doesn't think twice before jumping at the chance of finally stealing something from Heather: her daytime TV job.
Fran is hired to replace her, and calls the mansion saying she won't return. Fine back when Maxwell hires a new nanny: Heather Biblow. Fran is so upset with the thought of Heather in the house that she is fired from the show and returns to NY to get her job back. Sylvia decides to invest in a condo in Boca. This much anticipated fact that should come as a blessing for Fran upsets her deeply, and Dr.
Miller says it's because deep down she doesn't want her mother to leave. Sheffield thinks if he takes Fran to see the condo she'll accept the idea, and just when Fran finally realized how much peace she'd get from that, they discover there isn't any condo, only a swamp.
Fran's devastated specially when Sylvia interrupts her fantasy from coming true , but at least she won't have to separate from her mother yet. Meanwhile, Niles feels bad for being the only one of his friends who's still single.
Sheffield is going to London to convince Celine Dion into doing Broadway. Fran decides to go after him and take advantage of the romantic scenario to solve their situation once and for all.
After a romantic afternoon together, Max and Fran go back to the hotel and almost sleep together, if it wasn't for him backing out in the last minute. Insulted, offended and tired of all the cat and mouse play, Fran decides to leave him before it's too late for her to marry anybody. But they receive a phone call from NY saying that Niles just suffered a heart attack.
Fran decides to stay and help while Niles recovers, giving Mr. Sheffield another chance to make a commitment. She reveals to Fran that deep down she doesn't hate Niles as much as it seems.
Sheffield wants to buy himself some time before his relationship with Fran grows, so he asks Fran to redecorate the kitchen. Fran invites her cousin Sheila over to help her, and Sheila proposes a special aphrodisiac decoration to give Fran a little push in conquering Maxwell's heart.
But Fran finds the similarities between her life and her cousin Sheila's too big and fears that Mr. Sheffield will dump her after seeing the new decoration exactly what Sheila's husband did to her. Fran decides then to do her own decoration, and Maxwell loves it. Maxwell invites Fran to be his date at the very exclusive dinner party given by Elton John to celebrate Tantrums and Tiaras, the new film he and his partner, David Furnish, are premiering.
Fran screwed up with Elton John, and Brighton won a radio contest and the prize is that a film crew is coming to his house for a music video. When the film producers crew comes, a duplicate of Fran shows up, and Maxwell starts to fall for her. Guest star: Brian Setzer. Needing extra money for Yetta's bridal shower, Fran is hired by to be Chester's dog walker. Sheffield goes out for the rescue, but Fran gets rid of the kidnappers with some laxative chocolate Yetta gave her.
Joyce Brothers decide who's the better woman for Maxwell; Niles quits after he's denied a raise, a demand based on his faulty impression of Fran's salary. The Sheffields, Niles, Fran, and C. Maxwell is jealous that Chevy asks Fran to be in his room. Meanwhile, Niles is addicted to gambling. Sylvia doesn't like the girl, for whom Fran and Val fight over, resulting in a split up between the two best friends. Sylvia thinks Mai Ling will also come between Fran and Mr.
Sheffield, but Fran finds out Mai Ling got engaged to Brighton to get a green card! Upset about Yetta's upcoming wedding, Fran is advised by Dr.
Miller to focus her energy on new life projects. She decides to pursue an old dream of becoming a weather girl, and thanks to Sammy, who's Bryant Gumbel uncle, Fran scores an audition for editorial commenter of Public Eye. Sheffield doesn't like the idea of Fran leaving the house, so he sets up a scheme with Gracie to convince Fran into quitting her new job. But they don't have to do that, Fran ruins her audition by herself by mistaking gene therapy with therapeutic jeans.
Meanwhile, Sylvia has problems accepting her soon-to-be stepfather. Fran goes to Maggie's school to have a word with her Philosophy teacher and ends up developing a crush on him. After having to ask Maggie for her approval, Fran starts dating the gorgeous Jewish bachelor, which, of course, upsets Mr.
Sheffield who won't do anything regarding his true feelings towards Fran. Fran lies about her age to Professor Steve, and later pays the price when his astrologist tells him he should be with a woman in her mid-thirties — C. Fran and Niles fight over who gets to ask Mr. Sheffield for the weekend off. Fran wins, and Niles accuses her of seducing Mr. Sheffield to get what she wants. He decides to get back at her and allies with C. Finally, Niles and Fran forgive each other, and he suggests Fran takes Mr.
Sheffield with her to the Fine Family Reunion at the Niagara Falls, the perfect place for him to propose and a solution that will give them both the weekend off.
Unfortunately, Fran doesn't listen Mr. Sheffield's proposal. He slips and falls, with no recollection of what happened. Val has two tickets for Michael Bolton's album premiere party, so Fran asks Mr. Sheffield on a romantic date.
She's terrified with a weird rash that appeared all over her body, and rushes to the hospital after Mr. Sheffield decides to take her up to a room for their first intimate night together. She gets a cortisone shot from an inexperienced doctor, which makes Fran swells like a balloon. The romantic night is ruined, thanks to Sylvia's squash-filled pasta that gave Fran the allergic reaction. Margo Lange, the famous actress, is starring in one of Maxwell's plays, and Ms.
Fine disguises as a gardener so she can spy on them. After being busted by Mr. Sheffield, Fran accidently sprays water on Margo, and as she tries to dry her, Margo's famous Marilyn-Monroe-like mole comes out. Fran takes her mom to the doctor, and as they were talking on the waiting room, Cindy Adams, the columnist, overhears the story about Margo's fake mole, and announces it on her show, which makes Margo quit the play.
Now Fran has to make things up to Mr. Sheffield, and in order to do so, she comes up with the idea of selling fake moles on the internet with Margo. But the whole plan falls through after Maxwell blabs about it to Mel Brooks, who steals it. Maxwell asks Fran to marry him so he can be forgiven, but she says no to it because she doesn't want to marry a man out of guilt. But he actually meant it this time Fran decides to take her father to a basketball game, but he refuses to go knowing the tickets came from Mr.
Confused, Fran goes to Dr. Miller for advice, and he tells her she's always looking for men like her father — that will keep a distance between them.
Fran decides then to make Mr. Sheffield change, and when that doesn't work, she decides quit her job and change herself. Not wanting to let her go, Mr. Sheffield — Maxwell — calls her Fran. Although they agree on not doing it in front of others yet, Max and Fran take their first step on the road of commitment.
Gracie is invited by a school friend to fly to his palace in Koorestan. Fran tries to convince Maxwell to let Niles take her, so they can call each other by their first names all weekend, but Max needs Niles there so he sends Fran instead. There, she is flattered by all the luxury, and by how much the Sultan looks like Mr. After the Sultan invites Fran to stay with him forever, she thinks he proposed and says no. And when she decides to fly back to NY, she is surprised to see that her passport and clothes are missing, and there are guards at her door.
Meanwhile, Niles tricks C. Sheffield's birthday and she uses his gift to look good, but Niles had tickets to Koorestan instead. Sheffield goes to Koorestan to rescue her, but turns out the Sultan only wanted her to be his nanny. Sheffield says he loves Fran. Fran is thrilled to tell the family that Maxwell has told her he loved her, and this time he didn't take it back! Everybody is happy for her except for C.
Maxwell reveals to Niles that he bought an engagement ring and is going to propose to Fran tonight. He, of course, can't keep a secret and tells Fran, who tells Sylvia, in a chain reaction that results in virtually everybody knowing about it.
Maxwell asks Fran to invite her family over because they're having a very important dinner at the Rainbow Room and they should all be there. All the Sheffield and Fine families gather and wait for Maxwell, who never shows up. Afraid something happened to him because she was sure he wouldn't just leave her waiting , Fran goes after him, and finds a passed out Mr.
Sheffield behind the theater. He was knocked out by burglars who stole his watch and Fran's ring. Nevertheless, he proposes to Fran. Maxwell decides to shop for a new ring for Fran, and Sylvia asks them to go to their uncle Stanley's, because he is family. But once there, they change their minds and go to Cartier instead. Fran gets an astonishing ring and they are mentioned in the social column and Fran's name is mistyped Fran Fone But Fran starts to see that she might not be very well accepted among Maxwell's rich friends: she, Sylvia and Val are mistaken by ordinary people at a fancy clothe store, and at a dinner party Fran finds out that everybody is making fun of her behind her back.
Hurt and afraid she might not be good enough for Maxwell, she goes to the park and meets a homeless man. She offers him chicken and opens her heart for him, giving him her address and offering him to drop by at anytime he feels hungry. That man turns out to be one of the richest men in the city and he ends up sponsoring Maxwell's new play. Meanwhile, Sylvia gets Maxwell and the kids to call her "ma" and "nana"; Niles has fun b.
Fran decides that even though she's marrying Maxwell, she still wants to work. She decides to help him with his new play. They have to find a rapper and Fran gets Sammy's grandson, who is a gift wrapper instead. In major trouble, Fran has to turn the nerd gift wrapper into a music rapper in less than 24 hours to prove to Mr. Sal, Joe, Murr and Q get stuck in a grocery showdown, beg strangers for questionable quotes, and spew financial tips that are anything but sound.
Plus, tonight's loser earns a time-out for his outrageous antics at a kid's play space. Murr, Sal, Q and Joe serve up the goods posing as trainees at a juice bar and plead with strangers to get things untangled. Plus, tonight's big loser confronts his biggest fear in a punishment that leaves him practically catatonic. Joe, Sal, Q and Murr act frosty while working the ice cream counter.
Later they take Joe's dogs for a romp in the park with some help from strangers. Tonight's big loser watches his blood boil while performing with a gospel choir.
Joe, Q, Sal and Murr call out odd names while working in an office. Later, the guys ask park-goers for help with online dating profiles. Tonight's big loser fails to keep cool while getting up close and personal with some strange feet. Joe, Sal, Q and Murr compete in their first four way challenge. Plus, see what happens when the guys try to lead a kid's art class. Find out which joker failed so badly, he's hit with an on the spot punishment that leaves him seeing red.
Tonight's big loser, bares his soul while undergoing a humiliating psychic reading that puts his real life on the wrong track. Joe, Q, Sal and Murr convince shoppers to repeat bizarre catch phrases, then go mental while psychoanalyzing strangers. Then, tonight's pair of losers awkwardly drum roll Joe, Q, Sal and Murr are partners in focus group presentations, supporting one another's insane ideas on living life to the fullest.
Tonight's big loser tries to cure. It's hats off for Murr, Joe, Sal and Q when they work as a cap salesman. Then, they head to Joey Fatone's hot dog joint to serve some confused customers. Tonight's big loser performs a stand up comedy routine, but barely gets out alive. Q, Sal, Murr and Joe invade Orlando! The guys are out of line managing a ride at a theme park.
Then they get wet on a river adventure and man the mis information booth. Tonight's big loser goes from spider hero to barnyard zero. Sal, Murr, Joe and Q say "aloha'' from Hawaii; blood in the water after the loser with too many fails swims with the fishes.
Joe, Sal, Murr and Q put the nasty in "namaste'' when they lead guided meditations; the big loser gets boxed in with a hour punishment. Sal, Joe, Murr and Q get snap happy posing as photographers; three Jokers are faced with a punishment that's not child's play. Q, Murr, Sal and Joe kill time in a waiting room by sharing some TMI texts with strangers; they try to sabotage each other as the wingmen from hell at a dating event; the big loser gets a special donation from one of the other Jokers.
Q, Joe, Sal and Murr cruise the food court sending texts to strangers, then they throw caution and groceries to the wind. Tonight's big loser is cast as a genie in a play but he wishes to be anywhere else. Murr, Joe, Sal and Q must explain why they've suddenly been doused with water while working at the mall. Tonight's big loser gets decked out as a pirate but doesn't find any rum in his cup as he entertains kids set on mutiny.
Murr, Joe, Sal and Q beg shoppers to hold on to a weird item for them. Then they help teach tech to senior citizens. Tonight's big loser reveals his most embarrassing digital life to his own father. Joe, Murr, Sal and Q take time to smell the roses while strangers wonder what stinks; the guys pair up to double dip; the loser goes underground to save his family but ends up battling an undead enemy. Q, Murr, Joe and Sal get drenched at a water park, and play a wild round of TP basketball at a grocery store; the loser strikes out while jockeying for a ball from New York Mets pitcher Noah Syndergaard.
Murr, Joe, Sal and Q dodge shakedowns with the help of some stranger, then they get handsy in a parking lot. A clip bait battle goes down in the park and tonight's big loser has a run-in at a party that leaves him down for the count.
Sal, Murr, Joe and Q survey employees with odd questions; tonight's loser unveils a mural in a small town whose residents react with big-city rage. The Jokers give phony presentations about the history of aviation, plant American flags onto unsuspecting shoppers and try to get a handshake after showing off their dubious rewards.
Sal, Murr, Q and Joe climb to the Top of the Rock for some awkward interactions, then "wet" their appetites at a bagel shop; the evening's loser takes a run across the Brooklyn Bridge that is anything but inspiring.
Murr, Sal, Joe, and Q enlist shoppers to help them avoid a rogue security guard; the big loser faces the wrath of a crowd of rockers. Q, Sal, Murr and Joe compete in a focus group face-off, convincing people that their TV show ideas are the tops; and tonight's losers might get run out of town when they reveal their financial mismanagement plan to charity donors. Murr, Joe, Q and Sal return to the dentist's office, then try to make each other laugh in a food court tournament; the big loser strips for a rowdy group of ladies.
Sal, Murr, Joe and Q go undercover, donning absurd disguises to trick unsuspecting receptionists. Then, it's off to the coffee shop where the guys try convincing strangers to sign off on some very unusual emails. Plus, tonight's big loser turns a harmless dance class into a dance with danger. Sal, Joe, Murr and Q take a spin in a motorized chair, hoping the kindness of strangers will keep them on track; the night's big loser walks away bruised and battered after being forced to clear some tables in an unusual way.
Joe, Murr, Sal and Q skirt the law while posing as receptionists, then go fishing at an unlikely locale; the night's big losers attempt to give one unlucky customer the deal of a lifetime. Murr, Joe and Sal pitch toys that should be kept away from tots, face off at a market, and see spots at the mall; the big loser sticks his nose where it does not belong.
Then, advice for kids turns awkward when heard by strangers, and tonight's loser looks for a new 'do - but not for himself. Joe, Q, Sal and Murr crack each other up while performing strange scenes behind glass, then test out awkward proposals at the Top of the Rock.
And the big loser gets tongue-tied while speaking before government officials. Q, Murr, Joe and Sal have customers seeing red while working at an optician's office, then get too close for comfort eavesdropping on strangers' conversations. Plus, the big loser gives the business at a networking event. Sal, Joe, Murr and Q try to hold it together as receptionists checking in some strange characters.
Later, they offer up odd rewards to helpful strangers, and the big loser gets the stuffing squished out of him at the mall. Q, Murr, Joe and Sal offer up peculiar specials at a steakhouse, and tonight's big loser may need his own lifeguard after making waves at the pool.
Murr, Joe, Sal and Q have fast fingers at a focus group and leave no cereal box unturned at a grocery store. Tonight's big loser opens a can of something fierce at a local donation center.
Q, Joe, Sal, and Murr rat each other out at a pizza place and get into textual relationships with strangers at the mall; the big loser "twerks" hard for the money at an impromptu bikini car wash. The Jokers perform unusual methods of DNA testing and get too close for comfort at the grocery store.
Then, tonight's big loser becomes a shell of a man after he cracks under pressure during a presentation at a children's museum.
The guys try not to crack up during a four-way face off; the guys find out that a stroll with the Gatto pups is no walk in the park; the loser suffers more than muscle failure in a major-league embarrassment. The guys rely on the kindness of strangers to help answer some awkward questions; the guys go looking for love in the park; the big loser strikes out amongst baseball fans with an assist from former MLB baseball player Tino Martinez.
The laughing gas flows freely when the guys pose as dental assistants. Later they make headlines for all the wrong reasons and get burned giving some campfire tips. Plus the big loser scores a hole in none on the links. The guys try and work out the kinks as physical therapists, then pitch some way out-of-the-box ideas for TV hosts.
Plus, the big loser gets rolled over by some speedy ladies. The guys pair up to share educational ideas with perplexed parents; they teach Krav Maga to martial arts newbies; when one Joker refuses, he becomes the big loser and faces an opponent who scares the pants off him. The guys celebrate with some unseasonable specials, followed by new toys you may not want under the tree. Then, gift wrapping goes awry, and the big loser has a close encounter with some hungry wild life.
Murr, Sal, Joe, and Q take some customers for a wild ride, and things get messy when they ask fellow shoppers for a hand; the big losers suffer a monster punishment that leaves them crushed. Q, Joe, Sal, and Murr get tech help from some confused tutors; they play hot potato in a shoe store; the big loser wishes he could press escape during a brutal coffee shop punishment. Sal, Murr, Joe and Q pull desk duty, and then do strangers a solid by barring them from the bathroom. Plus, the big loser learns the hard way that gratuity is not included.
Joe, Murr, Q and Sal send blood pressure rates sky-high while posing as nurses, then stroll through the store with their wives. Plus, the big loser wishes he could check out early at a pop-up fashion show. Murr, Joe, Q and Sal are a little too generous with fellow shoppers at the market, then ask strangers to help them out of a texting jam.
Plus, the big loser fights his way - repeatedly - to the best seat in the house. Q, Joe, Sal and Murr test their parental instincts by reading their daughters' diaries, then they give presentations that are anything but normal.
Tonight's big loser gets painfully honest with bodybuilders at the gym. Joe, Q, Sal and Murr go incognito to fool unsuspecting strangers, then pop in for a coffee just in time to miss out on a big prize. Plus, tonight's big loser might just crack under the pressure of his rotten punishment. Q, Sal, Murr and Joe mean no disrespect to patrons at a food court, then cut to the chase while posing as tailors. Later, strangers pick sides in a wild debate, and tonight's big loser takes the cake with his crumby punishment.
Sal, Murr, Joe and Q play matchmakers at the food court, then switch fields to pose as architects, sharing some perplexing new building technology. Plus, tonight's big loser makes a connection while networking - and won't let go.
Murr, Q, Joe and Sal participate in a fake documentary, then find themselves in the middle of a marshmallow throwing contest. Plus, tonight's big loser is the host with the least when he can't find customers' dinner reservations.
They start off serving up ridiculous surveys, then make things awkward while posing as maintenance workers. Q, Joe, Sal and Murr bus their way through Katz's Deli, then they express some unpopular opinions at the park. If you have any changelog info you can share with us, we'd love to hear from you! Head over to our Contact page and let us know.
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