The third season of Being Human, the U.S. version, premiered on SyFy on Monday, January 14. Recently, some of the main cast members, including Sam Huntington (Josh), Kristen Hager (Nora) and Sam Witwer (Aidan), as well as show runner Anna Fricke, participated in two press conference calls to discuss season 3.

If you haven’t seen the season premiere, you might want to stop reading now for fear of spoilers.

If you saw the premiere, you saw that Josh is no longer a werewolf, Sally is now human and Aidan is out of the ground. Plus, there’s a plague killing vampires and a witch dug up Ray’s de...

It’s better late than never. While most networks only have a handful shows with fates undetermined, the CW just made its first saves by officially renewing “The Vampire Diaries,” “90210” and “Supernatural” for the 2012-2013 television season.

“The Vampire Diaries” and "90210" will be entering their fourth season and fifth seasons, respectively. While “Supernatural,” starring Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles, will be The CW’s longest-running scripted show when it kicks off its eighth season in the fall.

The paranormal drama will also have a new showrunner at the helm next season. Las...

“Being Human” premiered on the Syfy channel on January 17th, introducing American viewers to the “template” developed by master storyteller Toby Whithouse—the creator behind the hit BBC version of the series. But can the adaptation by Syfy hold a candle to the incredible depth of character, complicated storylines and phenomenal acting seen in each episode of the original “Being Human?”

The premiere of the American version ran very close to the first scenes fans saw of Mitchell (Aidan Turner), Annie (Lenora Crichlow) and George (Russell Tovey) in the BBC TV show, giving it a nostalgic appea...

Being Human is not a typical walk in the supernatural park. With the overwhelming amount of romanticized, sugary-sweet TV shows, books and movies in the supernatural genre, Being Human is a refreshing trek back into the traditional theme of vampires, werewolves and ghosts: Horror.

In the world of Mitchell (Aidan Turner), Annie (Lenora Crichlow) and George (Russell Tovey), no one sparkles. The transformation from man to wolf is agonizing, not swift and fluffy, and un-life as a ghost carries all the tragic, dark loneliness originally associated with the restless undead.

In many modern versi...