Syfy Shares First Four Minutes of “Being Human”

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Thanks to the fans of Being Human tweeting and spreading the word about tonight’s all new episode via social media, Syfy has shared the first four minutes of the episode.

British “Being Human” Cancelled

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After five seasons, the British version of Being Human has been given a pink slip by the BBC.

“Being Human” (US) Season Three Previews

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Being Human returns for its third season in 2013.

U.K. “Being Human” Renewed

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The original Being Human has been given a green light for a fifth series.

Slice of SciFi #420: An Interview With Sam Huntington and Meaghan Rath from “Being Human”

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On today’s Slice of SciFi, we’re proud to present a rollicking conversation with two of the stars of SyFy’s Being Human, Sam Huntington and Meaghan Rath!

U.K. “Human” Star Thinks Crossover Would Be “Hilarious”

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With two continents having their own versions of Being Human, is a crossover of the two series possible?

New U.K. Being Human star Damien Moloney says he thinks it would be interesting to see.

“Being Human” Series Four Preview

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BBC America has sent over a sneak peek at Saturday night’s debut of series four of Being Human.

SyFy Renews “Being Human”

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SyFy has given the green light to a third season of Being Human.

“Human” Returns to BBC America

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BBC AMERICA’s original hit series, Being Human, returns February 25, as part of BBC AMERICA’s Supernatural Saturday. In its fourth chapter, the show is reinvigorated with new cast members, shocking plot-twists, guest appearances and an altogether new type of supernatural creature. In sharing his excitement about the new season, creator and writer Toby Whithouse (Doctor Who, Torchwood) promises: [...]

Being Human: Season One — A Slice of SciFi DVD/Blu-Ray Review

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On the surface, the premise behind “Being Human” may sound like the bad opening line to a joke (A ghost, a vampire and a werewolf all live together in a shared house). And while the show may be keenly self-aware and have its moments of humor and sly winks at the audience, there are moments when the series rises above them and becomes something more.

Created and written by Toby Whitehouse, the series focuses mainly on Mitchell, the vampire, and his fellow bloodsuckers’ desire to ‘convert’ people into an unstoppable, superior race. And while there isn’t a lot of new ground tilled here (the idea of an angsty, guilt-ridden vampire stretches back to “Buffy” and the early works of Anne Rice), the series at least keeps this storyline interesting and compelling enough to justify its arc for the first season.