Being Human

The series follows the lives of Mitchell (a vampire), George (a werewolf), and Annie (a ghost), who are attempting to live a normal life while dealing with their supernatural conditions. They form an unlikely friendship and support each other as they navigate the challenges of their existence and try to conceal their true nature from the human world. The show explores themes of identity, belonging, and the struggle for normalcy in extraordinary circumstances.

The Syfy adaptation of 'Being Human' received a mixed to positive reception. Critics often praised the chemistry between the main cast and the show's ambition in adapting the British original, while some found it struggled to fully distinguish itself and live up to its predecessor's legacy. Audience reception was generally favorable, appreciating its blend of supernatural drama and character-driven stories.

• Praised for its engaging lead performances and the relatable struggles of its supernatural characters.
• Felt that the show sometimes struggled to carve out its own identity separate from the original UK series.
• Appreciated the blend of horror, drama, and humor.

Google audience: Audiences generally enjoyed the series, appreciating the character dynamics and the supernatural elements. Many found the show to be entertaining and a decent adaptation, though some noted it didn't quite reach the heights of the original British version. The show was lauded for its effort in creating a compelling supernatural narrative with relatable characters.

The American remake of 'Being Human' moved production from Canada to the United States (specifically, Los Angeles) for its final season, a change that coincided with the addition of a new main character, a ghost named Suzanna 'Suzy' Stone.