The Nuns Took Me In

Our take

Choose it instead of The Nun in Our Guest Room if you like a premise that makes no claim to realism; choose that one if a deadline appeals more. Side by side, the two are a handy yardstick for the catalogue, showing what a single framing yields in two different tones — and that the platform is happy to keep both going instead of committing to one.

What you learn from the free episodes

Only the first of the five is sure to play without an account; the second either plays at once or asks for a free sign-up, depending on the version of the page. The premise is plain from episode one, so what you see for free is an honest preview of the rest, even if it stops there.

How it fits into the catalogue

Of the two series with a religious framing that we reviewed in September, the one that goes fantastical. Its restrained partner is The Nun in Our Guest Room; Forgive Me, Father, added in October, makes three.

Who it suits

For viewers who like a premise with no pretence of realism. If a deadline is what you want, go for The Nun in Our Guest Room.

Format and episodes

The Nuns Took Me In is five episodes long and filed under its own title, at the-nuns-took-me-in. The setup, a traveller caught in a storm who finds shelter at an isolated chapel, is in place from the first episode and does not pretend to be realistic. As of 26 September 2026, only episode one is guaranteed to play without an account. Episode two either plays straight away or asks for a free sign-up first, depending on which of the two page versions the platform shows you, and episodes three to five are reserved for Candy AI Premium. Each locked episode is listed at 12 tokens on the platform; we have not tried that route, so we cannot vouch for it. Subtitle tracks are available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. Among the series we cover, it is one of three with a religious framing, with The Nun in Our Guest Room and Forgive Me, Father. Set beside The Nun in Our Guest Room, it shows the same framing in a second tone, taking the fantastical route where its partner takes the restrained one.

How to find it

The platform has no search function. Open the Shorts grid, scroll until everything has loaded, then search the page with your browser’s find tool. The Nuns Took Me In sits under the-nuns-took-me-in. Not seeing it in the grid proves nothing on its own: the grid is not the whole catalogue, and a series can drop out of either without any notice.