‘Being Human’: Series 5 Episode 1 review
Being Human is a programme which delights in a lightness and cheekiness of tone, despite the inevitable body horror.
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Being Human is a programme which delights in a lightness and cheekiness of tone, despite the inevitable body horror.
It’s this sort of rough, tough, lads-on-the-hunt-for-bombs swagger that makes the series so watchable.
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