Until she gets there. Then she freezes up, as do all the other kids, until Nanny arrives with the cookies and explains it's the new teacher's first day too and don't the kids want to help her out? They do, but the new teacher has a lot to learn too, like don't tell a 6-year-old that her nanny is only making up stories about being able to hear what the family dog is saying. Prudence runs to Nanny's arms, and Nanny proposes to the Professor that the new teacher should be invited to dinner, to try to smooth things over with Prudence.
The new teacher comes to meet the family, and the Everett menagerie of dog, hamsters, rooster and goats - and she learns that her own cat is a blabbermouth. As usual with this series, it's a sweet story about a family working out a problem with a little mysterious help from their nanny. Funny, but in this crazy and uncertain December 2020, watching this 50-year-old show just makes me feel better, which is what it was supposed to do, wasn't it?
The new teacher comes to meet the family, and the Everett menagerie of dog, hamsters, rooster and goats - and she learns that her own cat is a blabbermouth. As usual with this series, it's a sweet story about a family working out a problem with a little mysterious help from their nanny. Funny, but in this crazy and uncertain December 2020, watching this 50-year-old show just makes me feel better, which is what it was supposed to do, wasn't it?