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*Che Dio ci aiuti*
Che Dio ci aiuti
Genre	Comedy-drama;
Created by	Carlotta Ercolino
Starring	Elena Sofia Ricci; Valeria Fabrizi; Francesca Chillemi; Miriam Dalmazio; Serena Rossi; Massimo Poggio; Laura Piacentile; Lino Guanciale; Cesare Christian Favonio; Laura Glavan; Rosa Rossi; Sofia Panizzi; Neva Leoni; Cristiano Caccamo; Diana Del Bufalo; Gianmarco Saurino; Arianna Montefiori; Bianca Di Veroli; Christian Monaldi; Laura Gagliardi; Simonetta Colombu; Margherita Manfredi; Matilde Manfredi; Erasmo Genzini; Pierpaolo Spollon; Isabella Mottinelli; Olimpia Noviello; Fiorenza Pieri; Federica Pagliaroli; Emma Valenti; Ileana D'Ambra; Filippo De Carli; Valerio Di Domenicantonio;
Composer	Andrea Guerra
Country of origin	Italy
Original language	Italian
No. of seasons	7
No. of episodes	132
Production
Production locations	Modena (1−2); Fabriano (3−5); Assisi (6-in corso)
Running time	50-55 minutes (episode)
Production company	Lux Vide for Rai Fiction
Original release
Network	Rai 1
Release	December 15, 2011 –; present

Che Dio ci aiuti (May God Help Us) is an Italian TV series that has been broadcast in Italy since December 15, 2011.^[1]

Plot

Sister Angela (Elena Sofia Ricci) is a nun at a convent based in Modena. When the convent encounters economic difficulties and risks closure, she decides to convert it into student accommodations featuring a bar, "L'Angolo Divino." even if her Mother Superior (Sister Costanza) didn't agree.

The bar acts as a common space for many different people, especially students. Sister Angela speaks to them and learns about their daily lives, often helping to solve their problems.

Season 1 largely focuses on crime solving, while in later seasons Sister Angela helps hospital patients. Though they often disapprove of Sister Angela's behavior, the Mother Superior and the lawyer Guido Corsi always end up helping her with her adventures.

Cast and characters

Main

Elena Sofia Ricci as Sister Angela (seasons 1-6; recurring season 7)
Valeria Fabrizi as Sister Costanza
Francesca Chillemi as Azzurra Leonardi
Miriam Dalmazio as Margherita Morbidelli (seasons 1-3; guest season 4)
Serena Rossi as Giulia Sabatini (season 1)
Massimo Poggio as Marco Ferraro (season 1)
Laura Piacentile as Cecilia Sabatini (season 1)
Lino Guanciale as Guido Corsi (seasons 2-3; recurring season 4)
Cesare Christian Favonio as Davide Corsi (seasons 2-3; recurring season 4)
Laura Glavan as Nina Cristaldi (seasons 2-3)
Rosa Rossi as Chiara Alfieri (season 2)
Sofia Panizzi as Alice Danieli (season 3)
Neva Leoni as Rosa Francini (season 3; recurring season 4)
Cristiano Caccamo as Gabriele Mattei (seasons 4-5)
Diana Del Bufalo as Monica Giulietti (season 4, 6)
Gianmarco Saurino as Nicodemo "Nico" Santopaolo (seasons 4-6)
Arianna Montefiori as Valentina Valpreda (seasons 4-5)
Bianca Di Veroli as Emma Leonardi (season 4; guest season 5)
Christian Monaldi as Edoardo (season 4; guest season 6)
Laura Gagliardi as Maria Adriani (season 5)
Simonetta Colombu as Ginevra Alberti (seasons 5-6)
Margherita Manfredi as Daniela (season 5)
Matilde Manfredi as Silvia (season 5)
Erasmo Genzini as Erasmo Ferri (season 6)
Pierpaolo Spollon as Emiliano Stiffi (seasons 6-present)
Isabella Mottinelli as Carolina / Sara Belli (season 6; guest season 7)
Olimpia Noviello as Penelope "Penny" Martino (season 6)
Fiorenza Pieri as Sister Teresa (season 7-present)
Federica Pagliaroli as Sara Luparini (season 7-present)
Emma Valenti as Ludovica Perini (season 7-present)
Ileana D'Ambra as Caterina Saltalamacchia (season 7-present)
Filippo De Carli as Ettore Fazio (season 7-present)
Valerio di Domenicantonio as Elia Brighi (season 7-present)

Recurring

Jampiero Giudica as Oscar Mario (season 1)
Christian Ginepro as Italo Nuzzi (season 1)
Enrico Mutti as Ruggero (season 1)
Marco Messeri as Father Bernardo (season 1)
Riccardo Carbonelli as Natalio Leonardi (season 1)
Luca Berreca as Dr. Carlo (season 1)
Giorgio Capitani as Ettore Salvemini (season 1)
Luca Capuano as Francesco Limbiati (season 2)
Jgor Barbazza as Giannandrea (season 2)
Alessandro Borghi as Riccardo Manzi (season 2)
Massimo Wertmüller as Giorgio Alfieri (season 2)
Ludovico Fremont as Emilio (season 2-3)
Edelfa Chiara Masciotta as Beatrice (season 2)
Alan Goetz as Sergio (season 2; guest 3)
Michele De Virgilio as Marcello Corsi (season 2-3)
Ivano Marescotti as Achille (season 3)
Tommaso Rememghi as Dario (season 3)
Davide Silvestri as Gregorio Matteucci (season 3)
Riccardo Alemanni as Mattia (season 3)
Linda Gennari as Patrizia (season 3)
Andrés Gil as Carlo Romero (season 3; guest 4)
Irene Ferri as Elisa Rapetti (season 3, 6)
Bernardo Casertano as Riccardo (season 4)
Giampiero De Concilio as Andrea (season 4)
Maria Chiara Giannetta as Asia (season 4-5)
Davide Iacopini as Martino (season 4)
Stefania Blandeburgo as Sister Beata (season 4-5)
Raniero Monaco di Lapio as Ludovico "Athos" Nobili (season 5)
Ilaria Bernabei as Eugenia Venneri (season 5)
Sergio Romano as Pietro Santoro (season 5)
Ilaria Spada as Teodora (season 5)
Simone Riccioni as Alessio Belli (season 5)
Piera degli Esposti as Sister Piera (season 5)
Damiano Cuccuru as Mattia Santopaolo (season 5-6)
Luigi Diberti as Primo Rapetti (season 6)
Raffaele Esposito as Fabio Martino (season 6)
Elena D'Amario as Luisa Monachini (season 7)
Roberto Mantovani as Bishop (season 7)
Teresa Romagnoli as Corinna (season 7)
Alessandro Bruni Ocaña as Giuseppe (season 7)
Enrico Oetiker as Marco (season 7)

References

^ "Che Dio ci aiuti: su Raiuno Elena Sofia Ricci si fa suora per cercare lo stesso pubblico di Don Matteo". TVBlog.it. Retrieved 2016-10-25.

[1] "Che Dio ci aiuti: su Raiuno Elena Sofia Ricci si fa suora per cercare lo stesso pubblico di Don Matteo". TVBlog.it. Retrieved 2016-10-25.

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