Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 7, 1967
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 82
Networks: ABC
Genres: Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

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The Flying Nun(1967)

TMDB Rating: 6.4 (34 votes)

Overview

Young Sister Bertrille uses her ability to become airborne to help others, whether they want it or not. Although her aims are always benevolent, her means are often bemoaned by Mother Superior. The other Sisters must cope with their beloved Sister's aerodynamics and antics as she flies in and out of trouble.

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Season 1

30 episodes • 1967

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Flying Nun (pilot)	Sep 7, 1967
2	The Convert	Sep 14, 1967
3	Old Cars for New	Sep 21, 1967
4	A Bell for San Tanco	Sep 28, 1967
5	The Fatal Hibiscus	Oct 5, 1967
6	Flight of the Dodo Bird	Oct 12, 1967
7	Polly Wants a Cracked Head	Oct 19, 1967
8	Ah Love, Could You and I Conspire	Oct 26, 1967
9	Days of Nuns and Roses	Nov 2, 1967
10	With Love from Irving	Nov 9, 1967
11	It's an Ill Wind	Nov 16, 1967
12	A Young Man with a Cornette	Nov 23, 1967
13	The Patron of Santa Thomasina	Nov 30, 1967
14	If You Want to Fly, Keep Your Cornette Dry	Dec 7, 1967
15	The Dig In	Dec 14, 1967
16	Wailing in a Winter Wonderland	Dec 21, 1967
17	With a Friend Like Him	Dec 28, 1967
18	Tonio's Mother	Jan 4, 1968
19	A Fish Story	Jan 11, 1968
20	The Hot Spell	Jan 18, 1968
21	My Sister, the Sister	Jan 25, 1968
22	Sister Lucky	Feb 1, 1968
23	The Sister and the Old Salt	Feb 8, 1968
24	Cyrano de Bertrille	Feb 22, 1968
25	Reconversion of Sister Shapiro	Feb 29, 1968
26	Where There's a Will	Mar 14, 1968
27	The Puce Albert	Mar 21, 1968
28	May the Wind Be Always at Your Back	Mar 28, 1968
29	Love Me, Love My Dog	Apr 4, 1968
30	You Can't Get There from Here	Apr 11, 1968

Season 2

26 episodes • 1968

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Song of Bertrille	Sep 26, 1968
2	The Crooked Convent	Oct 3, 1968
3	The Rabbi and the Nun	Oct 10, 1968
4	The Return of Father Lundigan	Oct 17, 1968
5	The Convent is Condemned	Oct 24, 1968
6	The Organ Transplant	Nov 7, 1968
7	Two Bad Eggs	Nov 14, 1968
8	All Alone by the Convent Phone	Nov 21, 1968
9	It's an Ill Windfall	Nov 28, 1968
10	Slightly Hot Parking Meters	Dec 12, 1968
11	To Fly or Not to Fly	Dec 19, 1968
12	How to Be a Spanish Grandmother	Dec 26, 1968
13	The Landlord Cometh	Jan 2, 1969
14	Sister Socko in San Tanco	Jan 16, 1969
15	A Star is Reborn	Jan 23, 1969
16	The Great Casino Robbery (1)	Jan 30, 1969
17	The Great Casino Robbery (2)	Feb 6, 1969
18	The Boyfriend	Feb 13, 1969
19	The Kleptomonkeyac	Feb 20, 1969
20	The Moo is Blue	Feb 27, 1969
21	The Breakaway Monk	Mar 6, 1969
22	Happy Birthday, Dear Gaspar	Mar 13, 1969
23	Cast Your Bread Upon the Waters	Mar 20, 1969
24	The Convent Gets the Business	Mar 27, 1969
25	Cousins By the Dozen	Apr 3, 1969
26	The Lottery	Apr 10, 1969

Season 3

26 episodes • 1969

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Big Game	Sep 17, 1969
2	My Sister the Star	Sep 24, 1969
3	Speak the Speech, I Pray You	Oct 1, 1969
4	The Paolo Story	Oct 8, 1969
5	Marcello's Idol	Oct 15, 1969
6	Guess Who's Coming To Picket	Oct 22, 1969
7	The Not So Great Impostor	Oct 29, 1969
8	A Convent Full of Miracles	Nov 5, 1969
9	Hector and the Brass Band	Nov 12, 1969
10	The New Habit	Nov 19, 1969
11	Bertrille and the Silent Flicks	Nov 26, 1969
12	A Ticket For Betrille	Dec 10, 1969
13	The New Carlos	Dec 17, 1969
14	Dear Aggie	Dec 31, 1969
15	My Sister, the Doctor	Jan 7, 1970
16	Armando and the Pool Table	Jan 23, 1970
17	Hello Columbus	Jan 30, 1970
18	The Dumbest Kid in School	Feb 6, 1970
19	AMan's Best Friend Isn't	Feb 13, 1970
20	The Somnaviatrix	Feb 20, 1970
21	Papa Carlos	Feb 27, 1970
22	The Candid Commercial	Mar 6, 1970
23	A Gift for El Charro	Mar 13, 1970
24	When Generations Gap	Mar 20, 1970
25	Operation Population	Mar 27, 1970
26	No Tears For Mrs. Thomas	Apr 3, 1970

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