Yet again, Fran is pulled into another whirlwind of drama in the Sheffield household when Fran is asked to chaperone a date between Maggie and her crush, Eddie. Of course the date does not go as planned, and Eddie begins crushing on Fran, angering Maggie and causing a riff between the two women of the house.

Throughout the drama and comedic antics of our favorite Nanny, we notice the elegant Old Country Roses pattern manufactured by the England based company, Royal Albert. Of course Mr. Sheffield will have nothing less than a British made, elegant representation of fine china and dinnerware. The Old Country Roses pattern was launched in 1962 by Royal Albert and continues to be a best-selling design. The pattern features vibrant red and yellow roses attached to their curling branches and vines.