Damien Molony has been cast in series four of Being Human. The Irish actor will play vampire Hal, replacing Aidan Turner's character Mitchell who was killed in the last series finale. However, he ...

Being Human U.K. fans figured Aidan Turner’s bloodsucker Mitchell wasn’t long for the show the second Peter Jackson cast the actor in The Hobbit. But did they also assume he wasn’t long for ...

No one was singing “Ding-dong Mitchell’s dead” at the end of Being Human’s third season, when the complicated Irish vamp was killed off so that actor Aidan Turner could depart the show for ...

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Mitchell has the most to lose in all of this. He understands better than anyone about the chaos that could potentially ensue were the cat to be let out of the bag. Desperate to keep the vampire ...

He doesn’t expect (and can’t stop) George staking Mitchell, and it seems a bit unlikely that a room full of coppers would really take his word that they were fired and leave without some ...

Mitchell and George, being creatures of the night, can perceive her, which does a lot for her loneliness. And so, as they say, three’s company. Annie (Lenora Crichlow).

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A Being Human special with the original cast sounds like the stuff of fantasy. But is it? Aidan Turner, Lenora Crichlow and Russell Tovey entertained the idea during a reunion panel at MCM London ...

Reviews Being Human series 3 episode 8 review: The Wolf-Shaped Bullet: series finale Mark demands awards for one of the standout TV moments of the year so far, as he reviews the final episode of ...

BBC's Being Human first aired in 2009 and saw a ghost, a werewolf and a vampire share a house together - many of the stars have gone on to achieve huge success in the industry.