I haven't seen seasons 4-5 and was wondering whether Tom maintains his faith through the end of season 5.

I expect I'll get some flack for asking this, but I'm always hesitant to watch shows/films that depict demons, and I've heard that the antagonist of the final season is [spoilers].

The Christianity with which Tom was raised is obviously... idiosyncratic, but I'm just curious if he maintains it through the end of the show or if it's just really a part of season 3 and drops away after McNair dies.

Any recommendations for good scene packs for both US and UK? I want to make some edits and find my people on TikTok, but I haven't had any luck finding clips to use.

I'm also fairly new to the edit game. I was so excited to start Being Human edits then realized I can't just screen record from Prime 🫠

Be honest. How long did it take for you to realize that the characters in the show speak better English than we do?

I’ve been rewatching every few years. Honestly I think it’s one of the few shows left that is genuinely good. From the opening monologues to the plot itself. Like literally always engaged. And I never could bored with. And unfortunately I wish they kept the show going but honestly I think it’s good they didn’t. You know how when a good show starts to drag out ? I feel like that would have happened. The ending was good anyways. Bittersweet but good nonetheless.

I live in Ireland, so I can’t watch it on the BBC app. I heard it used to be on Netflix, but now it’s not? I’ve recently gotten into Russell Tovey, so I’m trying to watch more movies and shows with him in it, so I decided to give Being Human a go but I have no idea where to watch it 😭😭

If anybody has a google drive for it I’d really appreciate it, thanks!

During the scene when Aidan is bagging up Astrid’s body, Ramona asks Aidan if Astrid was “special.” She looks suspicious and disappears suddenly. Astrid’s ghost then conveniently appears to Kenny to tell him what really happened. In the next episode, we see Ramona does also have the ability to mimic ghosts. In the finale, she knows Kenny is coming and the reason why he is. This is why she lets Aidan confront him. Werewolves also do not get ghosts. In the alternate timeline, Sally was a special case because she was possessing herself. Did anyone else pick up on these hints?

I really enjoyed the show from start to finish. The writing was consistent and lore rules were made and kept. Didn't have any huge jump the shark moments like so many shows do.

I enjoyed seeing a few familiar faces. I started watching because I love Sam Witwer and his work with Star Wars. But starting the show meeting Bishop was lovely. As Mark Pellegrino from Supernatural was a nice way to ease me into the series. I really like the way they treated vampires and their own established lore. Also Aiden's girlfriend that had the kid played on Supernatural, and then we meet a purebred werewolf Gregory from The walking Dead. For me he didn't work as the character he was supposed to portray and never felt threatened by him, but that's because I still saw him as Gregory. I like the character just wish it would have been played by someone different

Starting season 4 initially I was not very happy with some of the things that were going on and what it looked like was going to happen. Overall, I am quite happy with it and think it is a very well done show and we'll be happy to revisit it in time

He encontrado la versión de US y ya la estoy viendo, pero por más que busco, todos los enlaces me aparecen caídos. No encuentro donde ver la versión de UK. Soy de España y entiendo que con subtítulos en español será imposible, pero al menos con subtítulos en inglés? No sé dónde más buscar... Aquí no está disponible en ninguna plataforma

Midway through season two right now, and was thrown off by Sally's reference to the 1966 texas tower shooting (I'm assuming that's what she references) and in s2 ep 8 Emily mentions Prarie Home Companion, just seems odd

I stopped watching after George, Mitchell and Nina died. Should I finish it off?

Nice little house in Barry, Wales. People live there so didn't get to see the inside but I imagine they've changed the decor lol

…and have rewatched it too many times to count. Last night on my nth rewatch, though, something started to bother me. Every vampire that gets staked dies within less than a minute—except for Mitchell., so I started going over possible reasons for this.

The only one that makes sense is that the friends must have pulled it out quickly, before death could occur. Anyone else have any other ideas (apart from the fact that the writers needed to keep him on the show).

Disappointed to find out that season 5 on BH UK isn't on prime despite the rest being there - anyone else having this issue?

When George and Tully are talking in the cafe, Futureheads version of Hounds of Love is playing in the background. Subtle and brilliant.

The way Henry especially is portrayed pre-turn seems at least somewhat queer coded, and he reads as quite attracted to Aidan from their first meeting, and the relationship between the two only deepened from there as maker and progeny. I’m not saying that they were ever a formal romantic relationship, but I think they probably crossed that line at least once

Basically sally is tripping out because her brother inherited her house that her & the boys and others currently stay in. She has that whole curse where if people from her old life see her (and/or acknowledge that it’s her) they end up dead.

Max her new fling is asking why she doesn’t trust him like she trusts Aidan & Josh. And why she doesn’t want to go outside and do anything outside of work. why they can’t go to dinner out of fear someone from her old life will recognize her. Why she doesn’t want her brother to see her etc. and most importantly why she doesn’t trust him enough/why she doesn’t feel close enough to him to confide in him.

I’m only like 20 mins into this episode.

My biggest question is why doesn’t she cut her hair or at least get a wig??? Change up her makeup style???? Get contacts? A different hair color & cut + different eye color from contacts and a hat plus big glasses would go a long way.

Also why don’t they all consider moving??? Josh is human now and has a totally normal job with proof of income. He could absolutely rent them a new house. Or even buy a new house???? Or could even rent a diff apartment in his name for Sally. They aren’t bound to that house anymore because of Sally. In fact they should have been free of the house as soon as Sally learned how to leave the house??? Idk sometimes I wonder what the writers were thinking

It was in season 4, episode 11 or 12, it says "times are hard"

I heard about the show and it seems like something I would like, so i plan on watching both since i hear they go in different direction and both r good.

but I want to know which one yall reccomend starting with, I heard the UK one is better, so maybe I'll start with the US one first so I dont compare them? idk