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2nd most-quoted character in The Nanny: in 160 of its 383 quotes Most scenes with: Fran Fine (86), Niles (57), C.C (17)
Scenes with Mr. Sheffield 146
Dad, Fran's picture is in Gloss magazine!
S Mr. Sheffield
Well, what's so bad about that? She'll be thrilled. What, eyes closed, bad angle?
[shows the magazine] She's a fashion "don't".
S Mr. Sheffield
What's that to do with me?
S Mr. Sheffield
"Who let her out of the house with that purse?" [gives a yell of horror]
Oh, I just remembered the charity: asthma.
S Mr. Sheffield
Niles, get this piece of trash out of here!
[To C.C.] You heard the man. Move it!
S Mr. Sheffield
Have I let my judgement be impaired by my feelings for Ms. Fine?
What feelings are those, sir?
S Mr. Sheffield
Well, you know—
S Mr. Sheffield
Oh, c'mon, Niles—
But you'd feel so much better if you just said it.
S Mr. Sheffield
Perhaps you're right! Maybe I should just admit that—
S Mr. Sheffield
Oh, look at the time. Where did the day go?
Time flies when you're being unreasonable... sir.
[Yetta enters with a policeman]
S Mr. Sheffield
Yetta, what happened?
P Policeman
[Motioning the crazy sign] We found her wandering around on Queen's Boulevard. She says she lives here.
[Aside to Maxwell] Play along. It's cheaper than a cab.
S Mr. Sheffield
Officer, thank goodness you're here. Look, our nanny is missing. She stormed out of the house this morning and we haven't seen her since.
She got upset when he called her a gorgeous, sexy vixen he couldn't live without.
S Mr. Sheffield
I never said that!
[Niles is writing a sign]
S Mr. Sheffield
Can you imagine Ms. Fine thinking I'm predictable! Me! Mr.—
[In unison] —Spontaneity.
S Mr. Sheffield
Niles, you don't think I'm predictable, do you? [Niles shows his sign: "Of course not, sir"] Well, predictable is good, predictable is solid... Oh, God, even I knew I was going to say that.
If I were you, sir, I'd do something before she wakes up in the bedroom of another man... sion.
S Mr. Sheffield
Niles, I want her to be happy here. How do you suppose I go about satisfying Ms. Fine?
[Awkward silence] Well, the second way, sir—
Just shake it up, sir! Do something wild, out there, totally unexpected, I don't know. Give me a bonus!
I think Ms. Fine made it up that your hair is thinning because you weren't sympathetic to her problem.
S Mr. Sheffield
That's because she doesn't have a bloody problem! Look, Niles, she's a young beautiful woman. What do I have to do to convince her she's desirable?!
Oh, sir, I'm sure you'll think of something. [Sprays cologne on him] After all, you're a man, she's a woman, fill in the blanks. The children are at the school, she's lying on the sofa and if all else fails, what would Pierce Brosnan do?
S Mr. Sheffield
[to Fran] You're my nanny. You take care of my children.
But I've got style, I've got flair. How did I become the nanny?
S Mr. Sheffield
Margaret, if you were Ms. Fine, what car would you like to drive?
S Mr. Sheffield
C.C., life is short. You should go back to doing what you were doing when you were young.
Sir, there's so little call nowadays for Civil War nurses.
S Mr. Sheffield
You can't trust him. He won't make you happy.
I don't want to be happy. I want to be married.
S Mr. Sheffield
I told mother no one should get a hold of their trust fund until they're at least 30 years old.
30?! I'm not gonna have a date 'til I'm 30!
Honey, at least when you turn 30, you'll be rich. When I turn 30, I'll be... 40.
S Mr. Sheffield
Who told you to call the doctor?
S Mr. Sheffield
Well, excuse me but when did she become master of the house?
Three years ago September.
S Mr. Sheffield
Ms. Fine, what are you doing here?
I heard moaning and screaming coming from your room and I figured I should be a part of it.
[insinuating herself under the guise of talking about Frieda] I hope he knows he doesn't have forever because she's not gonna wait around like some schlub since she can't even spit in this town without hitting some eligible classy guy.
S Mr. Sheffield
Good bloody luck to her catching one because men seldom date women who say the word "schlub" and rarely marry those who spit!
Why don't you give your father a chance to make up for last time? I'm sure you'll find you've got a lot in common.
S Mr. Sheffield
No. Unlike my father, I'm not about to abandon my responsibilities for sexual gratification with some cheap floozy who works for me.
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