A
werewolf, a vampire and a ghost share an apartment in Boston…what sounds like
the beginning of a bad joke has, over the course of three seasons, turned into an enjoyable
horror series thanks, in large part, to
the top notch performances of the cast
and it’s surprisingly effective run of creepy guest stars. Season three starts
with vampire Aidan still buried in the ground and werewolf Josh suddenly
finding himself all too human following the death of the man who originally
turned him. His girlfriend Nora, however, still gets hairy during the full
moon, and the ghostly Sally is still stuck in Limbo. If it’s all sounds too
complicated, go back to the beginning and watch season 1 & 2. You’ll be
glad you did. But if you can’t find the time, settle back and let the stories
flow over you because even without a backstory, the tales told in Being Human
are interesting enough to keep you coming back for more.
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