TV Line Scoop on Being Human – Will Josh Be A Werewolf Again?

 

I’m loving the new season of Being Human but I’m not going to lie — I miss Josh as a werewolf. Please tell me that he will become a wolf again at some point? – Scott
“Things are not likely to ever really work out for Aidan, Sally, Josh and Nora in the way that they hope –and I mean that in the best way possible,” showrunner Anna Frickeanswers. “The show is about exploring all aspects of what it means for these characters to be human. But if Josh were just forever human and if Sally could just forever change into cute outfits, we wouldn’t be pushing ourselves. Maybe the characters would be happy but the show would be over. Things will get complicated. The interesting thing will be to see how.”

Source: TV Line

 

EW Scoop on Being Human – Previews Tonight’s Episode

BEING HUMAN: SCOOP ON SEASON 3
SyFy’s Being Human returns tonight, but before you sink your teeth into this new episode,Sam Witwer has a strong endorsement if I’ve ever heard one. “I think we’ve completely nailed [the tone] on the third season,” he says. “While I think we did some really great stuff in the second season and I think our best episode might be in the second season, I also think it got a little bit unbalanced — the darkness didn’t necessarily have as much humor to balance it out. So the thing I’m most excited about in season 3 is that there is a very keen balance between the humor and the dark stuff.”

I know it may be hard to imagine just how they strike that balance considering how we left the characters at the end of the second season, but trust me when I say tonight’s episode certainly has a few light moments. (Hint: My favorite scenes from the premiere involved some hallucinations.) But my one warning before you tune in? Don’t expect everything to be wrapped up immediately.

In fact, most of the episode, which takes place 15 months after the finale (in show time), will find all of the characters still looking for some type of closure. “[Aiden] had a very traumatizing previous season…and the consequences of everything [he’s] done are going to haunt [him] this season.” (Note: Come back tomorrow in the morning for a premiere post-mortem with Witwer!)

Bonus scoop:
+ What happens to Sally in the premiere will blow. your. mind!
+ Aiden rocks a grizzly beard tonight — and I totally dug it.
+ Mother doesn’t come up until episode 2.
+ And much further down the road, expect another flashback that goes “way further back into history than the show has ever gone,” according to Witwer.

Source: EW

Syfy Being Human – Season 3 Will Have Witches, Nora, Bishop, & More

 

Syfy has announced a premiere date for Season 3 of Being Human — as well as the promotion of Kristen Hagel to series regular status, as werewolf Josh’s girlfriend Nora.

Being Human‘s new cycle will kick off Monday, Jan. 14, 2013 at 9/8c and feature some familiar faces both returning and new.

For one, genre-TV’s go-to guy Mark Pellegrino (Lost, Revolution) is set to return as Aidan’s vampire mentor Bishop. Also, Kyle Schmid (Copper) will be back as Aidan’s vampire protégé/”son” Henry. Among the first-time guest stars, as previously reported, Amy Aquino(Harry’s Law) will play Donna, a witch whose spells are sought out to help find Sally, andXander Berkeley (Nikita) has been cast as a father of purebred werewolf twins who is intent on locating his missing children. Bobby Campo (Final Destination) will also guest-star as Max, a young mortician who develops a connection with Sally.

Source: TV Line

Sam Witwer Tells Us What To Expect In “Being Human” Season Finale and Season 3

 Zap2it caught up with “Being Human” star Sam Witwer about the season 2 finale and what to expect on season 3.

Witwer tells us about how the season is going to end, in terms of the relationships between the roommates. “They’re going to come together and then they’ll fracture a lot more,” he says. In the next episode … it’s almost entirely me and Sally (Meaghan Rath) and Josh (Sam Huntington). You do see the fracture growing bigger. And one of the themes of the third season will be getting the band back together.”

Witwer says he still worries that people will think Aidan has gone too dark. “I still think people might feel like that. If they have a hostility towards Aidan, I mean, who can blame them? The guy is making some poor choices. He’s in a difficult situation. But the thing to remember about this guy is that he was a bastard most of his life. So it’s very easy for him to slip back into that behavior when all of the people around him are influencing him to be that way.”

He gave us a sneak peek at the upcoming episode, saying, “There is a big, ‘we have to save this family’ moment. It’s quite good. I’m very, very happy with it. Basically, if they don’t work together, everyone is going to die,” he laughs. “It was certainly a hell of a lot of fun to shoot because me and Sammy and Meaghan haven’t seen each other as much this season. We got to shoot together every day.” He says they’ve had great chemistry since the first screen test, when they were asked to tone down the chemistry. They’ve even gone to Hawaii on vacation together once shooting wrapped.

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Being Human (UK) – Episode 4.08 – The War Child – Press Release

Ep 8/8
Sunday 25 March
9.00-10.00pm
BBC THREE and BBC HD

The Old Ones have arrived and are intent on taking over the world by force.
Cutler has other plans, but when they go awry he plots revenge on his own kind.

Annie is upset as she realises she has been tasked with making the most difficult decision in order to save the world. Tom and Hal have their own plan to destroy the vampires, but when vampire leader Mr. Snow visits Hal, he demonstrates the power he holds over our hero.

Starring Lenora Crichlow as Annie, Michael Socha as Tom, Damien Molony as Hal, Matthew Ashforde as Daniels, Kate Bracken as Alex, Gina Bramhill as Eve, Mark Gatiss as Mr. Snow, Andrew Gower as Cutler, Fred Pearson as Archivist, Steven Robertson as Mr. Rook and Michael Wildman as Milo.

Being Human (UK) – Episode 4.07 – Making History – Press Release

Ep 7/8
Sunday 18 March
9.00-10.00pm
BBC THREE and BBC HD

Tensions run high when Cutler takes Tom under his wing.
He’s got big plans for Tom – together they’re going to be history makers.

Hal’s wicked past catches up with him and he finds himself led down a path of temptation. Having succumbed to drinking blood, Hal’s second date with Alex doesn’t exactly go to plan.

Meanwhile, Annie is called to Purgatory by the mysterious woman from the future. She’s got big news for Annie – there’s only one way to save the earth from imminent destruction by the vampires. But will Annie even contemplate the task that she’s given?

Starring Lenora Crichlow as Annie, Michael Socha as Tom, Damien Molony as Hal, Kate Bracken as Alex, Gina Bramhill as Woman, Natalie Burt as Rachel Cutler and Andrew Gower as Cutler.

Press Release for Being Human (UK) Episode 4.06 “Puppy Love”

Ep 6/8
Sunday 11 March
9.00-10.00pm
BBC THREE and BBC HD

Romance is in the air for Tom when Allison, a geeky teen werewolf, turns up looking for help. Somebody seems intent on revealing werewolves to the world and she wants to get to the bottom of the matter.
In a bid to impress Allison, Tom leads her to the web savvy vampire, Cutler. Cutler is delighted to see more werewolves on the scene and soon finds use for his new friends. Tom also cajoles Hal into a double date with himself, Allison and attractive café patron, Alex. Hal insists that he’s stayed away from women for the past fifty years for a reason – but will his desire really spark his bloodlust once again?

Meanwhile Annie feels responsible for grouchy neighbour Emrys’ death and it’s up to her to complete his ghost’s unfinished business on earth – as soon as she can find out what it could be.

Starring Lenora Crichlow as Annie, Michael Socha as Tom, Damien Molony as Hal, Amanda Abbington as Golda, Kate Bracken as Alex, Gina Bramhill as Woman, Andrew Gower as Cutler, Marshall Griffin as Kane, Ellie Kendrick as Allison and Anthony O’Donnell as Emrys.

Press Release for “Being Human” (UK) Episode 405 “Hold The Front Page”

Ep 5/8
Sunday 4 March
9.00-10.00pm
BBC THREE and BBC HD

Episode Five sees the return of Series Three’s and Becoming Human’s teenage vampire Adam.
Adam is madly in love with no-nonsense head teacher Yvonne, much to the dismay of our heroes. They’re on the run from the press, who see the relationship as a scandal.

Since vampires can’t be pictured on camera, the housemates are concerned about Adam getting photographed. They force him to confess his – and their – true nature to Yvonne. It’s a lot to take in, but there are bigger surprises in store when Yvonne discovers the reason that she’s able to see Annie, as well as what this means for her love affair with Adam.

Starring Lenora Crichlow as Annie, Michael Socha as Tom, Damien Molony as Hal, Ella Ainsworth as Henrietta, Sacha Dhawan as Pete, Andrew Gower as Cutler, Selina Griffiths as Yvonne and Craig Roberts as Adam.

Press Release for “Being Human” (UK) Episode 404 “A Spectre Calls”

Ep 4/8
Sunday 26 February
9.00-10.00pm
BBC THREE and BBC HD

Annie, Hal and Tom are like a ring of steel protecting baby Eve – so when Kirby, a ghost from the 1970s calls at the house, they’re immediately suspicious.
Kirby wins them over with his feckless personality and proof that he’s been sent by Nina to help look after the baby. Annie soon falls for the handsome, charismatic ghost – perhaps Nina also sent him for reasons other than the baby?

Tom is utterly charmed by him, too, pleased to have an alpha male about the house to teach him the way of the world. Hal has his doubts about Kirby, but then Kirby has his doubts about Hal. Who will be proved right?

Starring Lenora Crichlow as Annie, Michael Socha as Tom, Damien Molony as Hal, Gina Bramhill as Woman, Andrew Gower as Cutler, James Lance as Kirby, Ceri Mears as Custody Sergeant, Lucy Robinson as Dr. Wilson and Angus Wright as Dr. North.

Being Human (UK) – Episode 4.02 “1955” Dialogue Teasers

 Here’s a teaser for “Being Human” (UK) Season 4, Episode 2 titled “1955.”

“Leo? Leo, can you hear me? Don’t be afraid.”

“No Tom, I’m not agreeing with you, your grammar is appalling.”

“That’s it; I’m going to have to add another commandment. Thou shall not **** ****** in my shrubbery.”

“To us this is **** ****p****, the only thing we really believe in. I didn’t even know that it physically existed.”

“Either you mean Peter Mandelson, or you are comparing me to a German composer.”

“Why do you trying to make out she’s something that she ain’t. She’s ****** *** ****’* ****, why ain’t that enough!”

“We’re going to have to starting using a *** ***** ** ***. That stuff you make always looks very anaemic.”

“Killing is the most difficult thing in the world, which is why when you actual do it there’s nothing more exhilarating.”

“I should have given this to you then, but I was too shy, too scared and too stupid.”

“Do it, do it, do it!”

“Hal! Is this how you repay Leo?”

“I’m afraid there’s just one more thing.”

Source – Spoiler TV