being human Season 1-2 DVD Boxset

being human Season 1-2 DVD Boxset

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Being Human DVD is a British supernatural dramedy television series. It was created and written by Toby Whithouse and broadcast on BBC Three. It stars Aidan Turner, Russell Tovey, and Lenora Crichlow as three apparent twenty-something characters sharing a house in Totterdown, Bristol, trying to live a normal social life, despite being a vampire, a werewolf and a ghost respectively.The BBC have announced that a third season is to be made, but now set in Cardiff.

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 A vampire, a werewolf, and a ghost share a flat..., January 27, 2011
Sean
""Being Human" is an offshoot of an idea that creator Toby Whithouse had for a comedy series featuring three unlikely, all-too-human flatmates: an agoraphobic, a sex addict and a person with anger issues. This loveable, quirky supernatural BBC Three show brings together three misfits of a different sort: vampire (John) Mitchell (Irish actor Aidan Turner, not related to the soap actor), werewolf George Sands (Russell Tovey), and ghost Annie Sawyer (Lenora Crichlow). Despite their supernatural tendencies, Mitchell, George and Annie are more "human" than some of the humans around them, especially in Series 2.

 Best Vampire Show on TV . . ., June 8, 2011
Grant
. . . and best werewolf and best ghost show on TV. Mind you, I like TRUE BLOOD and have even come to see the upside to THE VAMPIRE DIARIES, but both of those are enjoyable diversions with no real subtext (TRUE BLOOD gestures at subtext with its parallels with prejudice against all kinds of difference, but in 2010 that is a pretty worked over subtext and lacks power at this point). But if you want more depth of subtext and a more subtle narrative and richer character development and, well, less garishness, than this is a show you should check out. Not yet available in the U.S. on DVD and Blu-ray (every time I have checked on Amazon I've only seen an outrageously overpriced $70 Blu-ray that never seems to be available -- though if you have an all regions DVD player, you can order an infinitely more affordable edition from Great Britain, which I strongly recommend, I repeat, only if you have an All-Regions player). There are only six episodes in Season One and eight in Seasons Two, so the idea of paying over $10 per episode is rather offensive. But you can either catch the show on BBC America or on Region 2 DVDs.

 This does not rob me of my humanity., June 8, 2011
George
"Being Human" is another of the UK's gifts to mankind and has thankfully been imported to our shores unlike the even more awesome Dead Set, which is still only enjoyable to Americans with region free DVD players. The sitcom premise (a werewolf, ghost, and vampire sharing a flat) of this one belies it's flair for the dramatic. Not that Being Human isn't funny; it's very funny, but I wouldn't qualify it as a pure comedy by any stretch. The heart and soul of this show is the relationships between the characters and the strength they are able to muster together outweighing their many individual weaknesses and failings. The British have certainly been gathering a lot of steam on the supernatural/sci-fi television front and soon they may overtake America's offerings altogether. Let's just hope this one lasts.