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    A 'Mary Poppins' TV Series Is in Development, Based on the Books▼A ‘Mary Poppins’ TV Series Is in Development, Built on Travers’ Books Not the Film✉newsCultureTelevision4 d ago

    A new 'Mary Poppins' television series is in development, and it will draw on P.L. Travers' original books rather than the well-known Disney films. The announcement points to a fresh adaptation of the magical nanny stories, distinct from the 1964 movie and its 2018 sequel. Fans are weighing what a book-faithful take could add to a franchise long defined on screen by the films.

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    Mary Poppins TV Series Based on P.L. Travers Books in Development▼Mary Poppins: TV Series Based on P.L. Travers Books in the Works✉newsCultureTelevision6 d ago

    A television series adapted from P.L. Travers' Mary Poppins books is reportedly in development. The project would bring the beloved magical nanny back to the screen in serialized form, expanding on the franchise that has previously spanned the classic 1964 Disney film and its 2018 sequel. Details on the network, writers, or release date have not been confirmed.

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    Vogue Williams Says She Has No Nanny, Calls Term 'Triggering'●Vogue Williams Denies Having a Nanny, Calls the Term 'Triggering' in Podcast Discussion 📰 Original title: ‘Don’t have anMmastodonCultureCelebrity02 d ago

    Irish broadcaster Vogue Williams said on her podcast that she does not employ a nanny, adding that she finds the word 'triggering'. Her comments on childcare and parenting choices have drawn attention, with many people debating the pressures on working mothers and the language used around hired childcare help.

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    90s Mixed Radio Plays The Nanny Theme Song●# NowPlaying on # 90s Mixed: "The Nanny (Theme Song)" by Ann Hampton Callaway! Tune in now: https:// bit.ly/90sMixed , vMmastodonCultureMusic016 h ago

    The online station 90s Mixed is currently airing "The Nanny (Theme Song)" performed by Ann Hampton Callaway, who also sang the show's original opening. The station invited listeners to tune in via its website and TuneIn page as part of its all-90s music programming. It is a routine now-playing announcement from the nostalgia-focused music channel.