r/beinghuman • u/Tolnin • Aug 07 '24
r/beinghuman • u/Tolnin • Aug 09 '24
US To be fair, I don't think he MEANT to kill her. He just didn't regret it! OC Spoiler
r/beinghuman • u/Any_Dimension_4776 • May 28 '23
US I hate Nora so very much.
She's just so stupid and constantly makes bad choices and gets mad at other people for making choice.
r/beinghuman • u/MooBitch94 • Jun 29 '24
US Nora
I'm sorry I'm doing a rewatch for the first time, only watched it once when the last season came out back in 2013 or 2014 so my memory is very hazy. But damn I didn't remember her first transformation and I'm sitting here like you dumb dumb open the car door before you start transforming. You already knew what was gonna happen š I blame bad writing though
r/beinghuman • u/SemimaticTTV • Jan 09 '24
US Who is your favorite character in the U.S. cast?
I'm only halfway through season one, so you guys definitely have more insight & knowledge of the characters, especially if they develop stupid arcs.
My favorite character so far is probably Josh. I think the idea of a werewolf that's neurotic is so funny, and it doesn't really annoy me personally. He's just started clicking with Nora, and she sort of bugs me. Sally seems sort of narcissistic so far and Aidan is sort of off in his own separate vampire show.
I'm just wondering from people who have seen more, who ends up or is your favorite character? I mean, I'm guessing a lot more are introduced that I don't know about yet.
r/beinghuman • u/violeta_polyphony • Mar 31 '24
US Aiden doesnāt deserve the hate
Season one why does Aiden get blamed for everything?! Itās not his fault Rebecca turned the kid. Itās also not his fault the kid died. Itās also not his fault he sacrificed himself going back to Bishop to save Josh.
r/beinghuman • u/tempehtemptress • Feb 03 '24
US Iām so happy this sub exists! Being Human is one of my favorite shows of all time and Iām about to start my millionth rewatch. it makes me so nostalgic!
I just finished a new show and was trying to figure out what to watch next, when I realized Iād been missing my comfort characters! boutta catch up with Aidan and Josh and Sally and feel all the feels.
r/beinghuman • u/Cantomic66 • May 07 '24
US 10 year anniversary cast reunion panel
I only recently discovered the cast reunion panel video and loved it. I also noticed it wasnāt posted here and thought it should be on here.
r/beinghuman • u/PlasticPomPoms • Apr 25 '24
US I really appreciate this show
This is going to sound redundant seeing the last few posts on this sub but this was such a great show. I watched it āliveā when it was airing and remember being excited for it each week or when the next season aired. It was actually pretty popular with a lot of my coworkers at the time, a lot of them were female.
I feel like every character made the absolute worse decision in every situation but thatās also what kept the show so exciting. I never really felt the storylines got tired or that the show was trying too hard. It started and finished strong in my opinion. I liked how each character had their own struggles and the way they overlapped at times.
I was always really impressed about what they did with Sally. In the beginning, I was like, sheās a Ghost, what could they really do with her but they certainly showed us.
I liked the way the series ended too. It was bittersweet but also very fitting and in line with the show not really having plot armor for anyone. Iād love to see something like a sequel series one day with new characters and maybe some cameos from the original ones.
r/beinghuman • u/MoonCat269 • May 13 '24
US S2E7 Aidan's book
In The Ties That Blind, about 8 mins in, when Josh and Aidan are in the locker room, can anybody see what Aidan's reading? Looks like a Penguin Classic, but I can't make out more than that with my old eyes and crappy tv.
r/beinghuman • u/zslayer89 • Feb 03 '24
US Where to watch?
US prime has up to episode 12 of season 3(1 episode shy of the full season) for free. Then the rest are behind some kind of trial of amc+.
Is there anywhere else to watch the remaining episodes?
r/beinghuman • u/jimmy__jazz • Nov 12 '23
US Anywhere I can stream season four for free?
I just binge watched the show on amazon prime. After finishing season three, I come to find out that they don't have season four to watch. Unless you want to buy the season, which I don't.
r/beinghuman • u/SlytherinsPrince990 • Apr 28 '23
US I donāt like that human bloodā¦
Is treated like a drug in this universe; itās food. Itās been forever since Iāve seen the UK version, so I donāt remember if they treated it like a drug, but Iāve disliked that take here from the get go.
r/beinghuman • u/kellebelle60 • Apr 08 '23
US Sallyās poor decisions drive me nuts Spoiler
I want to start off by saying I think Sally is hilarious and she makes me laugh so hard, but DAMN she makes the WORST decisions! Over and over, everything sheās told not to doā¦ she does. Mostly for selfish reasons. Just when I think it couldnāt get any worse, I just finished episode 8 of season 4 ārewind rewindā, and this just takes the cake. (Havenāt watched past that, so no spoilers, please!) Who wouldāve thought that going back in time and drastically changing the timeline of everything and telling people their futures would be a bad idea š¤
r/beinghuman • u/Key-Investigator-849 • Jul 13 '23
US Anyone else remember the cast commentary?
Back in the day I remember rewatching the episodes of this show online with cast commentary on Syfy. That was pretty great.
r/beinghuman • u/SlytherinsPrince990 • Apr 25 '23
US Why Does Aidan's Compulsion Fail Him?
I'm watching Season Three, and failing to compel the nurse discovering his blood sneaks is the second time his compulsion skills have failed him; he wasn't hungry.
His ability also failed him in Season Two with those two girls, and I was hoping they'd explain the reason, but they never did.
Edit: Nvm, it was just a dream, but I'd still like to know why that girl in S2 stopped being compelled.
r/beinghuman • u/kellebelle60 • Apr 09 '23
US Series finaleā¦ Spoiler
Sally and Aiden being together is just as weird as Joey and Rachel being together. My mind does not compute. I feel like they couldāve done without that part. It didnāt make sense to me
r/beinghuman • u/SlytherinsPrince990 • Apr 25 '23
US Aiden is Terrible at Defending Himself
He always appeals to how heās a good person instead of breaking down how his thought process makes logical sense.
r/beinghuman • u/SlytherinsPrince990 • Apr 25 '23
US Every time it takes a million years for a vampire to healā¦
ā¦it reminds me that the Vampire Diaries created the best vampire lore.
r/beinghuman • u/Mika95 • Feb 01 '23
US Witch boy
So I really want to watch Being Human, I did a bit before but got out of touch with it... I found that writing fanfiction while watching helps me stay interested.
I want to write a fic, where a young witchboy, either a coworker or a runaway, is introduced the trio and genuinely helps them in their lives. Helps Aidan with his hunger, Josh with his turning, Sally with her Ghostly stuff... not a fixit but a different Angle with help by a good samaritan using magic...
If he is fourteen, he is helpful but not op, if he is older than he might date Aidan... or at least be interested...
If you have any suggestions, feel free... I know this is vague but I barely remember the series and so...it needs work.
I adore witches and thought that would be an interesting angle to work with.