They finally give birth to fraternal twins, Eve and Jonah. Maxwell replies that it doesn't matter who they look like, as long as they're, ".happy, and healthy, and.sound like me". When Maggie, Brighton and Gracie ask their father who he thinks the twins are going to look like. It ends with her, and the rest of the gang going to the hospital so Fran can give birth. In The Finale: Part 1, Fran goes into labor. Soon after, it is revealed that they are having twins. Later Fran legally adopts Maggie, Brighton, and Gracie.įran finally gets pregnant in the season 6 episode Oh, Say, Can You Ski? after a long battle of trying to get into that state. even tries to walk down the aisle with Maxwell to try to marry her. Maxwell proposes marriage (a move that sends C.C who had an obsessive crush on Maxwell and jealous hatred of Fran, to a mental hospital). However, by the fifth season, Maxwell and Fran begin a tentative romantic relationship, which consisted of a very large milestone: calling each other by their first names. Upon returning home, at the beginning of season 4, Maxwell immediately revokes the statement (this is later referred to as "the thing" and is held over Mr. So ends season 3 on a cliffhanger as to what will eventually happen between them. Maxwell finally confesses to Fran that he loves her (for the first time) when their plane to New York from Paris meets some turbulence, and he believes they may crash. Until that point, they always address each other with proper employer-employee politeness, i.e. The romantic tension between Maxwell and Fran lasts until the couple gets engaged in the fifth season following several snafus, they are finally married in the season 5 finale.
Fran often meddles (albeit with benevolent intentions) in other people's problems and oversteps boundaries to do what she believes is best for the people she cares about. She is loving, caring and mildly snarky toward her adversaries.ĭespite her weariness and exasperation over her mother's constant disregard for boundaries and persistent interferences in other people's lives (especially Fran's life), Fran seems to have inherited this personality trait from her mother. It is worth noting that Fran's lower class knowledge and influence does more for the children than the upper class, structured rearing they were limited to before she entered their lives. The youngest, Grace, eventually graduates from therapy because of Fran's warm and involved approach. These tactics have a healthy and positive effect on the children. She is not a traditional nanny, so when raising the kids, she gives them street smarts and life tricks.
This is a consistent plot device throughout the first four seasons, leading to many humorous and compromising situations.
Fran's long and mostly fruitless search to find a husband was sparked by her mother's inexorable pressure for Fran to be a wife and mother. Fran is self-conscious about her age she often claims to be 29 (In one episode stating her actual age was 32, without notice), regardless of how much time passes.
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