Folge 79, Staffel 4, Episode 3
The Bird’s Nest
The Bird’s Nest
German title: Krieg am Wühltisch
Original title: The Bird’s Nest
Original title: The Bird’s Nest
Family comedy – USA
Production year: 1996
Movie length: 23 minutes
Production year: 1996
Movie length: 23 minutes
Director: Dorothy Lyman
Writer: Robert Sternin, Prudence Fraser, Peter Marc Jacobson, Fran Drescher, Jayne Hamil, Robbie Schwartz
Cinematograph: James Jansen (James Jensen)
Music: Timothy Thompson
Writer: Robert Sternin, Prudence Fraser, Peter Marc Jacobson, Fran Drescher, Jayne Hamil, Robbie Schwartz
Cinematograph: James Jansen (James Jensen)
Music: Timothy Thompson
Movie description:
Sylvia is developing a rash, Fran thinks because of some contaminated food she’s been eating. Meanwhile, Brighton is failing science class. He is having problems coming up with a suitable science project to bring his grade up. Maxwell threatens to send him to military school if his grade doesn’t pick up. Despite Maxwell forbidding Fran to help Brighton out, Fran does suggest that a suitable science project would be to hatch some bird’s eggs abandoned in a nest outside of Maxwell’s office. Brighton is diligent about the project and even asks Fran to turn on the incubating heat lamp when he isn’t around. Fran turns the lamp on, but forgets to turn it off. The science project is ruined. Fran is reluctant to tell Maxwell either that she helped Brighton with the project or that she ruined it. She doesn’t have to as Maxwell comes to his own conclusions when the eggs are missing; they happen to be the wrong conclusions, but Fran doesn’t correct him. All Fran has to do is convince Brighton’s teacher, Mrs. Richardson, to give Brighton an extension to do another project. Fran realizes this task will not be easy when she meets Mrs. Richardson. Fran literally has to give up the sweater on her back to help Brighton. But ultimately it’s Sylvia who is Brighton’s science project savior. In other goings-on, C. C. is staying at the Sheffield house while her apartment is being fumigated. She thinks this stay is her opportunity to get romantically closer to Maxwell, but Niles uses it more to his advantage with the help of a tape recorder and some closed doors.
Boy Actors
Benjamin Salisbury
(Brighton Sheffield, 13 years old)
(Brighton Sheffield, 13 years old)
Birthday: 19.10.1980
Age of the actor:
approximately 15 years old
Age of the actor:
approximately 15 years old
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