Being Human

Sally meets dozens of lost ghosts in an old wing of the hospital, and doesn’t believe she is like them. She throws a pity party for herself and tells Josh how lucky he is to be alive, until she sees him change.

It’s all about revenge for Marcus this week, while Aidan and Rebecca get close. But did this episode of Being Human live up to expectations? Not entirely for our critic.

It’s back to their parents’ house for Emily and Josh, while Aidan confronts Bishop over the attack on Emily. Elsewhere, Sally attempts to reach out to Bridget.

Marcus exacts revenge in the worst way possible this week. Elsewhere, Aidan and Rebecca get close.

Being Human peeled back a layer of each character this week. Everyone lost something, as our critic explains in this review of “The End of the World As We Knew It”

Sally has a disturbing flashback and also makes an unsettling discovery this week. Elsewhere, Aidan tells Ray he has to leave.

Only one of our protagonists took a real step forward this week on Being Human. Read our episode review here to find out who, and where we stand now.

Josh meets a fellow werewolf this week. Elsewhere, Aidan gets into a co-dependent relationship with Rebecca.

The characters on Being Human all faced new realizations about themselves this week. Our review of the episode explains how that influenced events.

How did “There Goes the Neighborhood, Part 2” take shape after last week’s solid start? TVF reviews the second half of the Being Human pilot here.