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[extra Quality] — The Nanny Complete Series Streaming

The complete series of , featuring all six seasons and 146 episodes, is currently available to stream on several major platforms. As of April 2026, the show has moved from its long-time home on Max to new streaming partners. Where to Stream All 6 Seasons Hulu: All episodes are available for subscribers on Hulu. Peacock: The entire series is also streaming on Peacock. Tubi: You can watch the series for free (with ads) on Tubi.

: Following the bundle integration, you can also watch every episode via the Disney+ app starting at $12.99/month. Amazon Prime Video the nanny complete series streaming

  • The Theme Song: In the original broadcast, the iconic opening theme ("She was working in a bridal shop in Flushing, Queens...") was sung by the show's star, Fran Drescher.
  • The Streaming Version: On both Max and Hulu, the theme song has been replaced with an instrumental version sung by a different vocalist.
  • Why? This is due to music licensing rights. When the show was produced in the 90s, they only bought the rights for broadcast and DVD. Streaming rights were not anticipated, and the cost to renew Fran Drescher's specific vocal track for streaming was apparently too high for the distributors.

Peacock: A primary home for the series, Peacock offers the full run of the show. The complete series of , featuring all six

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