Crying emoji because I’m a sobbing mess in the pic lmao. He saw me and was like “Aw, come here” and held me so tight, it was so sweet.

Waited in line for hours to meet him! Forgot he does Star Wars stuff and the fans were out in droves.

He‘s so expressive! And handsome…

I loved how deeply Aidan cared for his chosen family and trying to do the right thing. And Sam portrayed him with such nuance, it was incredible to watch.

First saw him in an episode of Dark Angel and could tell he was a good actor there - had that moment where I didn’t see the actor, just the character.

Would love to hear your thoughts!

This episode marks the last entry in this amazing series. I want to thank the community, for providing a place for fans to connect with one another and share in the experience.

I'm sure I speak for all of us when I say I look forward to seeing the many talented actors and actresses who made this show possible go on to do great things.

Thanks everyone! And best of luck, in the void of Grade A entertainment we're all left with.

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Nice little house in Barry, Wales. People live there so didn't get to see the inside but I imagine they've changed the decor lol

This show was a master of the awkward family dinner. My favorite: the garlic. It makes us... us! 🤣

This fandom is basically nonexistent

Only thing i could dig up was 5 edits, a wiki page, and an tumblr from 2012! So happy to see that we have a space that's somewhat active

I just finished US and loved it. Should i start UK ver?

i just started the us version, and am already nearing the end of season 3. i find no talk about this show anywhere, but im obsessed with it. i’m honestly surprised i don’t see it on any socials anywhere, it’s so good i wish i could forget it when i finish to rewatch it again.

We just finished the US show for the first time (all 4 seasons) and I just loved it. It was such a cool concept, and I just really grew to love all of our main characters.

It’s been about two weeks now and I was so happy with the ending (no spoilers). It made me really emotional, and I think it was a solid / satisfying ending IMO, and left me feeling a positive response.

I see myself rewatching it again probably on a yearly basis, there were a lot of really cool storylines / just overall I enjoyed the characters and their motivations and emotional growth throughout. I honestly miss these characters already, and I almost want to start rewatching the show lol.

We do want to watch the UK version which has me intrigued because I heard the cast on that one was switched out each season? That has me pretty curious and I look forward to watching the UK version.

US Finale: S4E13

Aiden: "Listen to what you're saying!? You really think that a blip of humanity is going to wipe a slate clean after CENTURIES of monstrosity!? NO! NO!

So, I saw my chance and I took it... it turns out that I'm a coward."

Josh: "No you're not. You're human."

Brohug

Gave me tears.

I am gonna miss the hell out of this show.

WOW. For starters, I forgot how well written, gut wrenching, and genuinely hilarious this show is. Each character is so distinct and goes through real development in a way that keeps you completely hooked. Watching the three of them fight their way back to each other every single time was incredible. There are moments when each of them is my least favorite just as much as there are moments when each of them is my favorite, which honestly just proves how layered they are.

I’m still obsessed with the slow burn between Sally and Aidan. And Josh and Nora finally getting their family and naming their kids after Sally and Aidan? Ugh. It destroys me in the best way. I love this show even more as an adult since I was basically a kid the first time I watched it.

Now I’m off to rewatch the UK version, even though in my opinion it doesn’t compare to the US version.

She's just so stupid and constantly makes bad choices and gets mad at other people for making choice.

I know damn well Sally wouldn’t have picked this ring out for herself 🤨

I find most supernatural shows too polished, I want real darkness not overproduced darkness. I don't know how to explain it but being human (UK) really had a realness what was super relatable so it made the supernatural elements even more intriguing and aaddictive.i haven't yet found another supernatural show intertwine real life and supernatural elements like being Human (other then like misfits)

I'm doing a rewatch of the US version of Being Human & I forgot how emotionally driven the female characters are. This has nothing to do with the actors themselves. This is more about my frustrations at the writers for writing them this way. Right now, I'm wrapping up season 1 with my rewatch and I'm struggling with how these women were written.

Sally's character isn't the worst of the 3, but she teeters on it. She was written to be so narcissistic she can't even wait a full 10 seconds for a character to walk through the door, before she starts her "all about me" pitty party, which unfortunately doesn't go away. I get she's a ghost, but they've written her to act like an immature child, instead of an adult. All she does is throw tantrums, sulk around & make everything about her. I think what makes it worse is that none of the characters hold her accountable for her terrible behavior. It also drives me nuts how obsessed she is with getting validation from men. Any guy, no matter who, can give her 1 compliment & she gets all obsessed with them. It only gets worse in S3, she just becomes a completely terrible person.

side note-I also really didn't like how the writers paired her off with Aidan. They had zero romantic chemistry throughout the entire show & what felt like out of nowhere they just made them soulmates??? It felt like they didn't know what to do with their storylines & just pushed them together. I dunno, that's just me.

Nora's character really disappointed me. I was really hoping Nora was going to be rational one, but nope. Her character is constantly making decisions based off of every little emotion & just like Sally, isn't held accountable. I know they change her character slightly, but it very much feels like the writers leaned all the way into the "women are too emotional" trope. I dunno, I guess I was just really hoping for better decision making from someone who's a heath care provider. I'm also really irritated how in S3 she has a big issue with Aidan when she, herself, is just as violent. The writers made her SUPER irrational & closed minded to the point where I actually really hate her character. And what is worse is no one puts her in check.

Lastly, there's Emily. I absolutely can't with this one. She is completely insufferable and the worst one of them all. I want to fast forward through her scenes because of how garbage her character is. I get she's supposed to be the young annoying sister, but they dialed it way past 11 with this one. I was really hoping this rewatch would redeem her, even in the slightest, but nope. To me, her character adds absolutely no value to the show and I could do without her.

[Edit:] There's also Bridget & Rebecca- who also seem to change their emotions as quickly as they get them. Take for example a scene in season 1 when Rebecca, Aidan & Bernie are in a motel room. Rebecca goes from being desperate, jealous, panicked, loving, nurturing/motherly, bitchy, psycho and then calm all within a 2 minute period). As a viewer, I felt emotional whiplash watching her. And its not the only time this happens.

Also, did anyone else notice how the writers have the women insult each other, by immediately calling each other whores or sluts? Sally calls Bridget a slut multiple times for bonding over her death with Danny, but weren't they best friends when she was alive? It's not like Danny cheated on Sally with Bridget- Sally's dead. The writers made her act like an irrational, obsessive psycho/jealous stalker ex girlfriend who holds grudges (another female trope & yes I know what Danny did to her, but she acts like that a lot). She acts like Bridget purposely seduced Danny out of spite. But also, at the same time make Bridget seem weak and easily manipulated.

I'm still enjoying my rewatch, but man do I wish these characters were written differently. The only female character they did right was Zoe. Suren & Suzanna (not perfect, but wish they had replaced the main female cast).