Nightingale

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Nightingale episodes

June 21, 2023 The Elevator | 1
Dani, Rocco and Sarah, patients at Dr. James Shepherd’s Nightingale Children’s Hospital, follow a strange noise to an elevator which takes them to a place they could never imagine, a place full of wonder…and Darkness.
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April 26, 2023 Introducing: Nightingale
Three teens discover a portal to Nightingale - a magical world of sentient beings and a mysterious past - in the sub-basement of their cancer ward. Can they save Nightingale from The Darkness before it breaks through the portal and infects our world?
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About Nightingale

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While exploring the halls of their hospital ward, three teens with cancer discover a portal that leads them to Nightingale, a magical world inhabited by a race of sentient machines. Dani, Rocco and Sarah embark on an epic adventure to save Nightingale from a malevolent force known only as The Darkness before it can breach the portal and infect our world. With the help of their empathetic doctor, whose mysterious connection to Nightingale is more than it appears, the diverse trio must face their fears and, in the process, confront the unknown of their own diagnoses. The journey offers them the chance to not only escape their pain and be kids again, but to finally feel like more than just victims of their disease. They might even have a chance to be heroes.