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Being Human -- Episode 1.08 - "Children Shouldn't Play with Undead Things" Sneak Peek

2011-03-03T13:52:00.000-08:00

This Weeks 'Being Human' SyFy Episode

"Children Shouldn't Play with Undead Things"

Sneak Peek

Picture This...'Being Human SyFy' Crew Hangs Together

2011-02-28T22:52:00.000-08:00

Too cool...This trio actually hangs out together.

Sam Huntington, Sam Witwer, and Meaghan Rath tweeted this pic as they hung out tonight catching the latest episode of 'Being Human'.

We just can't get enough of these guys!

You can follow @SammyHuntington an @meaghanrath on Twitter.

Being Human BBC Sneek Peak at Episode 6 'Daddy Ghoul'

2011-02-26T11:27:00.000-08:00

Could Being Human BBC get any better? Here is a Sneak Peek at 'Daddy Ghoul'.

Being Human BBCA Adam's Family Trailer

2011-02-26T11:14:00.000-08:00

Here is a Seek Peak of Being Human's 'Adam's Family' airing tonight at 9 pm on BBCA. Be sure to check out Becoming Human online after the show

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6t82O6tGq8

I See Your True Colors...And That's Why I Hate You - Sneak Peek - Being Human

2011-02-26T10:52:00.000-08:00

This Sneak Peek looks Amazing!
Being Human SyFy Monday at 9 PM

Valentine's Day #BeingHuman T-Shirt "GiveAway"

2011-02-05T19:54:00.000-08:00

Have an extra 'Being Human' BBC America T-Shirt that I'll be giving away to one of my Twitter followers - size xlg only.

To enter random drawing, just follow me on Twitter and check out my 'ReTweeting'details.

Contest will end at 11 PM on Valentine's Day PST.

Becoming Human - Matt's Mum's Appeal

2011-01-28T12:12:00.000-08:00

Looks like another 'Awesome Winner' for BBC Being Human Team!

BBC's 'Becoming Human' Premieres January 30th

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/beinghuman/2011/01/becoming_human_launches_sunday.html

Being Human SyFy: "Some Thing to Watch Over Me"

2011-01-28T10:34:00.000-08:00

Tune in This Monday, January 30th at 9 pm on SyFy Channel

http://www.syfy.com/beinghuman/

SyFy's Being Human Beats Skins In Ratings!

2011-01-27T14:48:00.000-08:00

Source Perez Hilton:

See!

When done RIGHT, some remakes actually do well with new audiences!

After an impressive series launch on January 17th, the second episode of the US adaptation of UK drama Being Human increased in the numbers, growing 9% over the premiere episode to 2.14 million viewers!

It also out-performed Skins by a margin of +41%!

Wowza!

We think we'll just let the numbers speak for themselves.

Thoughts??

http://perezhilton.com/2011-01-27-ratings-increase-for-second-episode-of-being-human

Mitchell has a job interview - Being Human - BBC Three

2011-01-27T14:34:00.000-08:00

Mitchell has a job interview at the hospital but as Annie tries to help, taking her role as his guardian angel seriously, things go badly wrong.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/beinghuman/

BBC America To Air 'Being Human' BBC S3 This February

2011-01-25T10:44:00.000-08:00

'Entertainment Weekly' exclusive report is stating that BBC America will air BBC's 'Being Human' Series 3 on Saturday, February 19th. That's less than 1 month from now!

http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/01/25/bbc-being-human-season-three/

Being Human BBC3 "First Look" Episode 1 Trailer

2011-01-17T12:37:00.000-08:00

Being Human is not aways easy.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/beinghuman/2011/01/bh3_first_look.html
The New Series Starts Sunday at 9 PM on BBC3 http://www.facebook.com/BBC.Being.Human

Being Human at the TV Press Tour

2011-01-14T12:53:00.000-08:00

Meaghan Rath, Sam Huntington and Sam Witwer talk to Toronto Star TV columnist...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYQHs21y2nA

Inside The New Set - Being Human - BBC Three

2011-01-14T10:32:00.000-08:00

Take a tour of Being Human BBC's new house 'Honolulu Heights' with Sinead Keenan

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/beinghuman/

BBC Being Human's NEW CHARACTER PORTRAITS

2011-01-13T12:17:00.000-08:00

Being Human returns to BBC Three on Sunday 23rd January 2011

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/beinghuman/

Michael Socha talks 'Being Human'! YouTube interview via Digital Spy

2011-01-08T13:07:00.000-08:00

This is England star Michael Socha on transforming, Robson Green and circling chickens in the new series of Being Human. For more Being Human news, visit: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/cult/s116...

'Firsts': 'Being Human' BBC Series 3 Promo Artwork "HELL YEAH"

2011-01-05T12:39:00.000-08:00

Firsts: Being Human BBC Series 3 Promo Artwork released today, and... 'First' time actress Sinead Keenan is seen in a BH promo pic.

"HELL YEAH"!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/beinghuman/

SyFy's take on "Being Human" includes a lesbian character [via AfterElton.com]

2011-01-02T16:46:00.000-08:00

io9.com How does Syfy's Being Human stack up to the UK version? Our spoiler-free review!

2011-01-02T16:38:00.000-08:00

How does Syfy's Being Human stack up to the UK version? Our spoiler-free review!

Being Human Series 3; Official Trailer

2011-01-02T14:22:00.000-08:00

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucXsL8wVp-4

Being Human Syfy Coming Soon

2010-09-11T13:16:00.000-07:00

http://blastr.com/2010/09/first-teaser-for-syfys-be.php

Syfy's all-new drama series Being Human, starring Sam Witwer (Smallville, Battlestar Galactica), Meaghan Rath (The Assistants), Sam Huntington (Cavemen, Superman Returns) and Mark Pellegrino (Lost, Supernatural) has commenced production in Montreal, Canada. Adam Kane (The Mentalist, Heroes) is Director and Co-Executive Producer with Executive Producer Michael Prupas (The Kennedys, Pillars of the Earth) and husband and wife Executive Producers/Writers Jeremy Carver (Supernatural) and Anna Fricke (Men in Trees, Everwood). Muse Entertainment is producing 13 1-hour episodes for Syfy.

Being Human, a re-imagining of the acclaimed UK series created by Toby Whithouse, follows three paranormal, 20-something roommates living in Boston - vampire "Aidan" (Witwer), werewolf "Josh" (Huntington) and ghost "Sally" (Rath) - as they struggle to hide their dark secrets from the world, while helping each other navigate the complexities of living double lives and trying to be human. Mark Pellegrino plays Aidan's charismatic but menacing vampire mentor "Bishop."

The producer is Irene Litinsky (Human Trafficking, The Phantom) of Muse Entertainment, the director of photography is Pierre Jodoin (The Last Templar, Secrets of the Mountain) and the production designer is Zoe Sakellaropoulo (The Last Templar, The Phantom).

Being Human Season 2 Premiere July 24th after Doctor Who Finally

2010-05-06T11:00:00.000-07:00

BEING HUMAN IS BACK IN JULY

The highly anticipated second season of BBC AMERICA’s co-production, Being Human premieres this July. Russell Tovey, Lenora Crichlow and Aidan Turner return as George, Annie and Mitchell, the three twenty-somethings trying to live as normally as possible despite being a werewolf, a vampire and a ghost. Being Human premieres Saturday, July 24, directly following the Doctor Who season finale.

After the death of vampire leader Herrick at the end of season one, the supernatural friends are hoping they can now get on with their lives, but an even greater danger is lurking, within the very human world of which they want to be a part. Unbeknown to the trio, the mysterious Professor Jaggat and her cold-hearted colleague Kemp - religious zealots who have discovered the existence of vampires, werewolves and ghosts- are determined to carry out brutal experiments and destroy them.

While Professor Jaggat and Kemp plot behind the scenes, werewolf George is coming to terms with the fact that he has Herrick's blood on his hands, and a girlfriend who knows his horrific secret. Turning down the door of death has implications for ghost Annie, but her confidence is at a peak and she’s determined to stand up and be counted in the real world. And, with Herrick gone, Mitchell must appease an out of control vampire world - can he find a way to lead by example?

Being Human first premiered on the channel last July and quickly won over fans, with a sold out crowd at last year’s San Diego Comic Con. The Los Angeles Times said it “has not only avoided any sci-fi Three’s Company comparisons but wound up with a compelling, self-aware and funny story line. Buffy fans – come out of the Twilight and sink your teeth into this import” with The New York Times noting that “all three characters are highly appealing, but the charm of the show lies in the delicate balance of engrossing drama and disarming humor; the series is not campy or self-conscious, it’s witty in an offhand, understated way.”

The entire first season of Being Human is currently available on iTunes and Xbox LIVE Marketplace.

Link to aricle @ BBCAmerica http://bit.ly/awQMed

Being Human Evolves (onto Blu-Ray DVD)

2010-04-22T13:13:00.000-07:00

Being Human Evolves
New release on DVD and BD.
by David McCutcheon
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US, April 21, 2010 - Being Human is finding its way to DVD and Blu-ray.

The series is a strong pull on BBC America in the States, and a big draw in its native Britain as well. This set will contain the complete first season in all its glory on either format. It comes home thanks to the BBC and Warner Home Video on July 20, 2010. Beyond that, the second season is set to roll out on BBC America shortly. Expect to pay $34.98 or $39.98 at MSRP for the DVD and Blu-ray, respectively.

Being Human was recently commissioned for adaptation by SyFy to bring a fresh twist to America later in the year, but why wait it out when you can enjoy the original?

The Being Human – Season One releases will feature the following bonus materials:

-- Video diaries
-- Deleted scenes
-- Character profiles
-- Behind-the-scenes featurettes
-- Interview with creator Toby Whithouse

Available for preorder @ http://www.amazon.com/

BEING HUMAN STAR SINEAD KEENAN: IN THE CLOSET From: Express.co.uk

2010-02-21T13:34:00.000-08:00

BEING HUMAN STAR SINEAD KEENAN: IN THE CLOSET

Sinead Keenan wears a pale pink 1940s dress from www.fraubraun.com
Tuesday February 2,2010
By Charlie Wells Have your say(0)

WITH masses of black in her wardrobe, Being Human star Sinead Keenan is in touch with her dark side.

Sinead Keenan, 32, is best known for playing Kelly Hawkins in Moving Wallpaper and Nina in Being Human.

She recently appeared in the Doctor Who Christmas special. Born in Dublin, she now lives in east London.

How would you describe your style? I’m not particularly loyal to any brand. It is a bit mix and match.

What colours, shapes and styles suit you best? Turquoise is good on me but I don’t really have much of it. I wear a lot of black and I love jeans with a nice jacket. I do like dressing up but only every so often – I’m too lazy!

Who is your style icon? I don’t have one but I think Jennifer Aniston always looks good. She’s stylish in casual jeans and combats but then she can still pull it out of the bag for red-carpet events. I also like the 1950s stars like Marilyn Monroe. I think that’s why I love vintage.

This vintage black ruffle frock is actually a skirt, but Sinead wears it as a dress.

Which celebrity’s wardrobe would you like to own? Probably Jennifer Aniston’s. I wouldn’t necessarily fit into her clothes though.

How do you dress on “fat” days? I call them fugly days – fat and ugly. I just wear something loose and black.

How long does it take you to get ready in the morning? No time at all. Even with hair and make-up, I take about 10 minutes, I am very low maintenance – men should know this about me!

What is your current favourite outfit? My new black leather jacket from Topshop and my new jeans from American Eagle in the States. I bought them over Christmas.

I’m not a fan of handbags. In fact, I hate them. I like to be free and not have to lug a bag around. But I do really like my brown leather bag from a vintage store
Being Human star Sinead Keenan

What is the one item of clothing you can’t live without? Jeans. I have too many pairs. I’ve just bought four more because it’s hard to find decent ones that fit.

How much have you spent on clothes this month? About £60 or £70 for my jeans in the sale. I’m a lazy shopper and hate looking around for clothes.

What is the oldest item in your wardrobe?I have quite a lot of vintage stuff. I used to go to vintage shops and try and root around but then I came across www.fraubraun.com. They will even mend tears for you.

Have you ever made a fashion faux pas? Millions of them. When I was younger I was in a play and I had to wear a black catsuit for a performance of Right Said Fred’s I’m Too Sexy. Enough said.

Do you clear out your wardrobe every season? No, but I wish I did. I always think, “I’ll keep this just in case.”

Do you own more day wear than evening wear? I wear a lot of smart casual – jeans with a nice jacket.

Do you have a favourite shop or designer? I don’t have one in particular. I like vintage. I think it’s the whole dressing up element of it.

Would you say your wardrobe is more high street or designer? Definitely more high street.

What is the most expensive item in your wardrobe? Probably my Armani biker jacket which cost £180.

How many pairs of shoes do you own? Probably about 20. I wear more flats as walking around London in heels is just ridiculous.

Do you wear silver or gold jewellery? Both. I buy jewellery from all over – from markets and from the high street – but most of my good stuff has been inherited.

How much of your wardrobe is black? I would say half.

Do you wear diamonds? I do but the only diamonds that I have were inherited from my mum.

Have you ever had anything made to measure? For work, yes. For theatre, especially.

How many handbags do you own? I’m not a fan of handbags. In fact I hate them. I like to be free and not have to lug a bag around. But I do really like my brown leather bag from a vintage store in Bristol. It’s not too big but you can fit a lot inside.

What is the best fashion advice you would give others? Don’t be a slave to fashion. Go for what’s comfortable. Remember you are the one that has to wear it.

If your house was burning down what item would you save? I wouldn’t save anything I would just run – you can always buy everything all over again.

Being Human is on BBC3 on Sundays at 9.30pm.

Q&A: The cast of 'Being Human' From: DigitalSpy.co.uk

2010-02-21T13:27:00.000-08:00

Q&A: The cast of 'Being Human'
Saturday, January 9 2010, 22:15 GMT

By Dan French, US TV Editor

2009 was all about the Being Human boys: within a matter of months we gave you a sneak peek at series two via Russell Tovey and Aidan Turner. But now, since we've hit a new year, we thought it best to turn our attentions to the girls. Ahead of Human's return on Sunday, we hooked up with leading ladies Lenora Crichlow and Sinead Keenan - the show's resident ghost and is-she-isn't-she werewolf respectively - to find out what's in store this time around. Is a happy ending in sight? Read on to find out!

Where does series two pick up?
LC: "A few things have changed: Nina's moved in and she's kind of with George, Annie's visible having confronted all of her stuff, and Mitchell is back on the wagon. Their friendships are really cemented now, so when things starts happening to them as individuals, it really changes the dynamic of the house. There's a lot more at stake now that they're friends."
SK: "It picks up 27 days after we left series one. George has killed Herrick, Annie has got her mojo back, and Mitchell feels he's moved away from the vampire lot. Meanwhile, upstairs in the bathroom Nina's discovering a couple of scratches she didn't have before and panicking! Certainly from Nina's point of view this first episode kicks off with is she/isn't she..."

And is she?
SK: "I couldn't possibly say but it's very exciting!"

Has it been different playing this new side to her?
SK: "Well, that's if there is a new side to her! I couldn't possibly say. She's a lot more present in this series than the last one. She's moved in so when we start the first episode she's living with George, Annie and Mitchell so she's very much at the centre of things."

What's her relationship with George like?
SK: "In those 27 days it's gone through a lot. You find out your boyfriend's a werewolf and that you're living with a ghost and a vampire! It's not necessarily what somebody from the medical profession would naturally encounter so that's all a bit weird. There are cracks beginning to show for various reasons."

How do you think she'd cope if she'd been turned?
SK: "In the first series you see that she's been scarred and when you first see her meet George she's very stand-offish - she's built up this barrier. Slowly, throughout the first series, you see that something's clearly gone on there and underneath she's quite vulnerable but she's learnt to cope with whatever, and you find out what those scars are in the first episode as well. So she's coped with that and I think she's very strong and she has good coping mechanisms. If she was turned she would just get on with it but it would be very difficult, naturally."

And if she wasn't would that put a strain on their relationship?
SK: "There are so many questions whether she is or she isn't - what does this mean for their relationship? Once a month do they steer clear for a couple of days? If we have kids will they be kids or will they be pups? There's lots to find out."

What's in store for Annie this series?
LC: "When we first meet Annie again, she's very excitable. But throughout the series she gets beaten down again and again and again. Poor girl! She questions the idea of a relationship, but there's not a romantic one for her at the moment. Now that she's a poltergeist, she's got an up and down journey. She's got more powers though like reading auras."

The first series had the vampire mythology as the overriding theme. Is there a big theme this time?
SK: "The overriding theme - certainly the threat last time - was vampire. This time it's human and all the more scary for it in a way. It's human - all about the humans."

What can you tell us about the end of series two?
LC: "It's very exciting where Annie ends up and it's definitely not a happy ending! There's a really exciting end and a massive twist. It happens to Annie but it has ramifications for everybody..."