‘Being Human’: Series 5 Episode 5 spoiler-free review
Until the devastating final twenty minutes, there is the customary balance of humour, humanity and horror.
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Until the devastating final twenty minutes, there is the customary balance of humour, humanity and horror.
Being Human‘s fifth series continues next weekend and Tom falls for a damsel in distress called Natasha.
It’s another Tom-centric episode this week, but one which allows him to be mentor for a change.
Being Human‘s fifth series continues next weekend and Crumb has found his bloody way in the world.
After a couple of episodes in which the series arc has been at the forefront of things, it’s a change of pace this week.
Being Human‘s fifth series continues next weekend and Hal, dressed to impress, is secretly off to meet an old friend.
Followers of Being Human love it for its deft switches from the morbid to the comic to the mundane.
Being Human‘s fifth series continues next weekend and Alex discovers she’s not the only ghost haunting Honolulu Heights.
Being Human is a programme which delights in a lightness and cheekiness of tone, despite the inevitable body horror.
Sooner or later, the style takes over and everything falls into the territory of pastiche.