Nanny and the Professor
- TV Series
- 1970–1971
- 30m
IMDb RATING
7.1/10
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A remarkable young English nanny takes over the household of a widowed professor and his three children.A remarkable young English nanny takes over the household of a widowed professor and his three children.A remarkable young English nanny takes over the household of a widowed professor and his three children.
- Awards
- 2 nominations
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Did you know
- TriviaThe background music and incidental cues were recycled from My Favorite Martian (1963).
- ConnectionsFeatured in Waiting to Exhale (1995)
- SoundtracksNanny
Composed and Sung by Donald Addrisi and Richard Addrisi (collectively as The Addrisi Brothers)
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Unlike most sitcoms of the period, Nanny and the Professor holds up remarkably well, thanks to intelligent writing and an extremely talented cast. This is true family viewing - Something the kids will enjoy and the parents can get a nod and a wink in as well. The story lines are a bit predictable, and there's always a happy ending, but along the way there are often a few twists and surprises you didn't see coming.
The creators of the show very wisely chose to not add a romance between the title characters. They foresaw the inevitable shark jump that would lead to. Likewise, they never explained Nanny or her powers. They didn't even confirm that her powers existed. Instead they provided plausible alternative explanations for most of what Nanny did. But not always. The result is charming.
This is one of those "lost" shows that never airs anymore, but fortunately there are several "gray market" vendors selling mostly-complete collections of the series. If you have fond childhood memories of the show, or children to share it with, it is well worth the purchase.
The creators of the show very wisely chose to not add a romance between the title characters. They foresaw the inevitable shark jump that would lead to. Likewise, they never explained Nanny or her powers. They didn't even confirm that her powers existed. Instead they provided plausible alternative explanations for most of what Nanny did. But not always. The result is charming.
This is one of those "lost" shows that never airs anymore, but fortunately there are several "gray market" vendors selling mostly-complete collections of the series. If you have fond childhood memories of the show, or children to share it with, it is well worth the purchase.
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- Runtime30 minutes
- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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By what name was Nanny and the Professor (1970) officially released in India in English?
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