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Posted in Being Human, Videos by Vicki at February 5th, 2010 • No Comments »
Kemp and Lucy prepare supper for Mitchell.
In this episode, Mitchell remembers meeting a woman who changed his life and he’s starting to think Lucy might have the same effect. George’s relationship with Sam continues apace and Annie has a shock when she’s left looking after a ghost baby.
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Posted in Articles, Being Human by Vicki at February 1st, 2010 • No Comments »
Some good news for our friends across the pond crept out over the weekend: the BBC Three’s “Being Human” is being renewed for its third season. And not only that, but the three housemates are relocating to Wales!
The BBC’s Press Office confirmed that stars Russell Tovey, Lenora Crichlow, and Aidan Turner will all be returning to their roles of supernatural friends trying to live normal lives despite their unusual afflictions (i.e., being a werewolf, ghost, and vampire, respectively).
Posted in Articles, Being Human by Vicki at January 29th, 2010 • No Comments »
The new series of the BBC Three drama Being Human is to be relocated in Wales, it has been announced.
The drama, which chronicles the lives of a vampire, a werewolf and a ghost follows Casualty, which is moving from Bristol to Cardiff.
Piers Wenger, head of drama at BBC Cymru Wales said it is “thrilled” that an editorial opportunity has arisen for the show to come to Wales.
BBC Wales is to build a new TV production centre in Cardiff Bay,
The relocation to Wales will be explained in the show by events to come at the end of the second series, which launched with an audience of 1.4m.
Well done to Being Human for winning Best New Programme!
Posted in Articles, Being Human by Vicki at January 26th, 2010 • No Comments »
Aidan Turner has revealed that an upcoming sex scene on Being Human sees him “covered in blood”.
The 26-year-old actor, who plays vampire Mitchell on the supernatural drama, told Gay Times that he is unfazed about taking his clothes off for the camera.
“I had a scene last week where I’m completely covered in blood and naked. There’s got to be one scene, it’s in our contracts…” he said.
Turner added that fans of the show often ask him to sign their bodies, saying: “Getting to sign peoples’ bodies is weird. I haven’t had any t*ts in my face to sign but when people say, ‘Sign my arm’, you’re going, ‘This is permanent..’”
Being Human continues Sunday at 9pm on BBC Three.











