Being Human

I've had a long tough week at work that has left me incredibly sore and stiff.  Most likely in need of a good massage.

But here on a  chilly Sunday afternoon, I lay, twisted in a weird viewing position on the futon in our office aka the spare bedroom watching the 4 most recent episodes of Being Human.

Thankfully the show has gotten fantastically dark.  Aiden, starting to grow emotions just like an "alive" person would, doing things for his friend, his best friend, a friend that should be his kinds "enemy" in an attempt to try and save him.  He tries so hard to have a normal life. All why keeping his friends at arms length of what his people truly are like.

Josh the neutrotic Werewolf trying to protect all around him from his deadly little secret.  Afraid to let anyone in and seeing what he really his.  Never allowing others attaching themselves to him on an emotional level.  Craving love like a wolf would crave meat, but never allowing himself to truly feel that just in case he hurts anyone on a much deeper level. 

Then there is Sally, a ghost who just keeps on getting hurt and all she does is try and help people.

I've never watched the British version, but I hear it's much better than the US version.  Well, I don't think the US version is all that bad on its own.