Being Human

Great series set in Bristol UK by some great young British actors and actresses

Forget True Blood and Vampire Diaries. This is ten times better, at least! "Humanity isn't a species. It's a state of mind" /Annie.
This show is more about being human than most other shows out there - and it's centred around a ghost, a werewolf & a vampire. Irony and beauty.

I like Tom so much. Funny, because he was the first 'stranger', new character to be introduced and I was quite despising the idea of having a whole new cast. From the original cast, I can say I was greatly entertained by George's screams hahahahaha. Omg, hilarious! I love Russel Tovey. I guess his character was my favorite from the early days. Mitchell and Annie had a spot right next to him in my heart. Season 1 was my favorite, for sure. Love those days at the old house. Learned to like Annie better when she was the only original member. Nina was so boring in my opinion. Learned to like Alex and Hal as well. Alex was the opposite of what I was expecting and that was a good surprise. Hal had such a beautiful background history with Leo and Pearl. I thought the last two seasons would be a screw up with the new gang, but actually it was great! Better than third season with the original cast. Must say, though. That devil plot... boring and tedious as fuck. The characters were the best of this show. Gonna miss 'em! :)

There are still a few of these from last season on DVD I have to watch...

I totally agree with zarischka. It stands out from most other shows out there.

Good show, but the final episode was dumb.

A vampire (dead) and a ghost (dead) suddenly become human and come back to life because the curse ends? If the curse ends and they're both dead, they should "die"...

Tom should've been the only one to survive.

It also gave up on a few storylines, such as what Annie whispered into her exes' ear as "the worst thing in the world" was, ghosts (Annie) being able to be seen by humans under certain circumstances was never explained or happened again, and the werewolf scratch on Hal's arm also never amounted to anything further.