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Imaginary Friend

Episode aired Dec 15, 1993
TV-PG
30m

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7.7/10

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Fran Drescher, Charles Shaughnessy, and Madeline Zima in The Nanny (1993)

Sitcom Comedy Family Romance

Gracie is traumatized when Fran "eats" her imaginary friend.Gracie is traumatized when Fran "eats" her imaginary friend.Gracie is traumatized when Fran "eats" her imaginary friend.

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7.7/10

525

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Fran Drescher

Fran Fine

Charles Shaughnessy

Maxwell Sheffield

Daniel Davis

Niles

Lauren Lane

C.C. Babcock

Nicholle Tom

Maggie Sheffield

Benjamin Salisbury

Brighton Sheffield

Madeline Zima

Grace Sheffield

Cristine Rose

Dr. Voort
(as Christine Rose)

Candy Trabuco

Maxine
(as Candy Trabucco)

Devon Williams

Wife

John Bishop

Husband
(as John Glen Bishop)

Mort Drescher

Male Patient
(uncredited)

Sylvia Drescher

Female Patient
(uncredited)

Al Kroft

Passerby
(uncredited)

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Trivia
The patients waiting at Grace's psychiatrist's office, when Fran picks her up, are Mort Drescher and Sylvia Drescher, Drescher's parents.

Goofs
When Max and Fran leave Grace's room, Fran closes the door behind them. As they have their conversation in the hall, the last last time the door is shown, it is open again.

Quotes
Grace Sheffield: [playing with dolls] Now everyone: Mr. Fuzzy would like to share!
Fran Fine: Oh, I just love playing with dolls!
Grace Sheffield: We aren't playing!
Fran Fine: No?
Grace Sheffield: We're in group therapy.
Fran Fine: Ohhhhhh. Thank God, because, you know, I heard Ken and Barbie are on the skids.
Grace Sheffield: Really?
Fran Fine: I heard it directly from Chatty Cathy. It seems that Ken found out that Barbie had a fling with G.I. Joe right before Desert STorm.
Grace Sheffield: Poor Ken.
Fran Fine: Poor Barbie! One little indiscretion in 30 years, and it cost her the dream house.
Grace Sheffield: Barbie never said a word! She must be in denial.
Fran Fine: Sure. Look at her feet. That's all from frustration. Never trust a woman who can't wear flats.
[smiles; cut to beginning credits]