description The Flying Nun Overview
“The Flying Nun” is a 1960s American television sitcom focusing on a convent and its unusual members. The series’ central premise involves Sister Bertrille, a nun with the extraordinary ability to fly thanks to her distinctive cornette veil. This lighthearted comedy was popular with families and viewers interested in fantasy elements within a religious setting. It is primarily aimed at audiences who enjoy classic television sitcoms and appreciate imaginative storytelling.
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info The Flying Nun Specifications
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Why can Sister Bertrille fly in The Flying Nun?
Sister Bertrille can fly when strong wind catches the large cornette on her habit. The show treats the impossible ability as a running comedy device rather than as a scientific power.
Who played Sister Bertrille?
Sally Field played Sister Bertrille, the young nun at the center of the sitcom. The series aired on ABC during the 1960s and became one of Field’s early television roles.
Where is The Flying Nun set?
The series is set at the Convent San Tanco in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Sister Bertrille’s flying often creates problems for the convent’s other sisters and the local community.
How long did The Flying Nun run?
The Flying Nun ran for three seasons from 1967 to 1970. Its premise came from the novel The Fifteenth Pelican by Tere Rios.
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