The Flying Nun

Synopsis

The Flying Nun is a classic comedy television series that premiered in 1967, starring the talented Sally Field as Sister Bertrille. The show revolves around the misadventures of Sister Bertrille, a nun with an extraordinary ability to fly due to her cornette acting as a makeshift wing. Set in San Juan, Puerto Rico, the series follows Sister Bertrille as she uses her unique talent to help others and get involved in various humorous situations within the convent and the community. With its charming characters, lighthearted humor, and feel-good stories, The Flying Nun continues to be beloved by audiences for its wholesome entertainment and Sally Field's endearing performance.

Cast

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  Sally Field

  Sister Bertrille

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  Marge Redmond

  Sister Jacqueline

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  Madeleine Sherwood

  Reverend Mother Superior Placido

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  Alejandro Rey

  Carlos Ramirez

Reviews

The Flying Nun received mixed reviews during its original run, with some critics praising Sally Field's charismatic portrayal of Sister Bertrille and the show's whimsical concept, while others found it to be too saccharine and lacking in depth. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus states, 'Sally Field's infectious charm elevates The Flying Nun into a delightful, if somewhat dated, sitcom that may appeal to fans of classic TV.' IMDb users have given the show a rating of 6.7/10, with many acknowledging its nostalgic appeal and heartwarming messages. Metacritic, however, gives The Flying Nun a lower score, citing its formulaic plots and predictable humor as drawbacks. Overall, The Flying Nun remains a polarizing show that continues to spark debates among viewers and critics alike.