Originally posted by srankmissingninI thought it was ok. Glad they explored on the whole vampire and sunlight deal a little. And glad to see Josh may finally start to not be a pushover. Next week another Werewolf shows up and tells Josh he sucks at being a Werewolf so maybe he'll get a Werewolf orientation.
Didn't really like this weeks episode, but Josh did go berserk on some tagger which was cool.
I hope Ray and Rebecca kill each other.
We don't know the context yet but the preview for the next episode of the BBC version had McNair (a werewolf) telling Michael that he couldn't out run him, out fight him or out live him while in his human form. I hope it's true since I like Werewolves better than Vampires.
Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Yeah I like the SyFy version more than the BBC version too... but I love love love the actress who plays Annie in the BBC version.
Originally posted by juggernaut74Me too, guys!
BBC America is playing the British Being Human TV show marathon right now. From what I have seen so far the SYFY vesion is better.
I think the American version seems to be handling the overall mission statement, of monsters trying to be human, interacting regular people and trying to find their place in the real world, a lot better than the BBC version. The cast from the BBC version has always felt isolated from the real world, even in the first season. The longer seasons is a huge edge for the development of the characters / story.
Similar home "home coming," for Josh and George stories from the BBC and American versions this week. It was a lot more emotional in the American version, the BBC version was more slap stick.
Really intrigued about whats the deal with those hanging body sacks in Amish country. Original vampires that haven't envolved to be able to withstand the sun? I can't wait.