A TV series set in Norfolk premiered on Channel Five on Thursday evening (October 19).
Bad Habits, Holy Orders follows a group of party girls aged 19 to 23 as they swap booze and social media for a 'spiritual journey' at the Sacred Heart Convent in Swaffham.
During their month-long stay, the five girls must give up their vices and help the Sisters of the Daughters of Divine Charity with their community outreach duties.
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The first episode introduced the girls and provided insight into their upcoming journey, which would see them rise early for prayers, enjoy pursuits such as playing instruments, survive on a monthly allowance of £25 and be in a state of silent contemplation from 10pm.
Hordes of viewers took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the show, with many loving the nuns.
Lucy Haynes tweeted: 'I actually could go and live in that convent those nuns are incredible!'
Kaz Hardwick-Charles said the show reminded her of 'Sister Act', while Lisa Blake admitted she was 'cringing behind a cushion yet thoroughly enjoying Bad Habits Holy Orders.'
Bad Habits Holy Orders is on Channel Five on Thursdays at 10pm.
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