[NYer]

The series continues on Tuesday at 10/9c on Lifetime.

[NYer]

Watched the first installment. These young ladies are a far cry from what one would expect. The nuns, however, impressed me as quite astute in their understanding of the cultural influence on contemporary youth. When one of the sisters commented that "something needs to be done about the nails", one of the girls seemed shocked, exclaiming: "I just had them done 2 days ago!" Another young girl is dismayed to learn she cannot wear makeup to cover up her acne. Their cell phones were also set aside during the visit.

Ping!

[floridavoter2]

Being that it’s on the Lifetime network, I’m guessing they picked a bunch of soon-to-be nuns who are social liberals, as in, “I’m personally opposed to abortion but think it should be legal.” But by golly, we need to feed, clothe and shelter all those illegal immigrants, damn it.
It’ll be interesting to see how many actually end up becoming nuns. Guessing zero.

[Talisker]

All I need to know about this show is in this picture, plain as day.

[SevenofNine]

Oh great another trashy reality show count me out

If I am going watch Trashy reality show I watch Real Housewive francise on Bravo

[trisham]

This is silly.

[MDLION]

I watched the first episode and will be watching the rest. The girls weren’t made into plaster saints but were shown to have problems and struggles like other human beings. “Claire” is quite devout and seems like nun material. Pray for “Eseni”. She comes from a home filled with “drama” and had to sit down and then leave the first Mass because of what seemed like a panic attack. Life can be quite difficult when you come from a screwed-up home. I can’t agree with the assessment in the comments that they’re “plain”. Two or three of them are quite attractive.