being human Season 2 DVD Boxset

being human Season 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.

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 I liked BBC programs, February 24, 2011
Max
"Since, my network doesnt carry the BBC ch. most of the shows I have too wait till thy come out on dvd or if the syfy network carries it. i only saw the 1st epi. and i liked but i really started too like it whn i saw it on the syfy magazines tht got me hooked on cause i like shows tht has ghost, werewolfs and vampires. cant wait till get season 2."

 Brilliant and Original!, January 27, 2011
Bill
"One of the best BBC shows I've ever seen. At a time when all these sci-fi supernatural movies and TV shows are all writing around the same mythology, Being Human puts their own twist on the myths in a fresh new way. So entertaining and keeps pulling you in the more you watch!"

 We all lead long and appalling lives, June 8, 2011
Neville
Life -- and occasionally undeath -- just keep getting more complicated for the three supernatural roommates of "Being Human." The second season is a much darker affair than the one before it, and while there are occasional patches of lighthearted fun ("Clowns... so many... clowns!"), the real focus here is on the dangers both to AND from the supernatural world.

 Just Three Best Friends Kicking It, June 8, 2011
Sean
Here's one for you. So a ghost, a werewolf, and a vampire go into a pub. The bartender approaches the trio and says "What'll you have?" Come on--you know this isn't a real joke--but the wink, wink premise of "Being Human" is that the punchline to this bizarre scenario would have the three moving in together as best friends (no, that's not how it actually went--it was just used to illustrate the "jokey" nature of the set-up)! "Being Human" is a show that absolutely depends on its unique premise to intrigue and amuse its fan base. Season One, for me, was a lark--an uneven blend of comedy and horror. It capitalized on its greatest strength which was the camaraderie of the unusual and supernatural flatmates. And while that's largely what fervent viewers latched on to, the show lacked a cohesion or solid through-line to make it must-see TV. For my money, season one was most notable for the chemistry and banter between werewolf George (Russell Tovey) and vampire Mitchell (Aidan Turner).