Once again Dig, you are a Godsend. I'd never have noticed this show if you hadn't discovered it. I looked and found a torrent of the first episode, so thanks!

Yes thanks Dig! Thanks to a friend of mine, I was able to get a link to a torrent file of the episode. I liked it very much. Hopefully they'll make this a regular series.

Thanks Dig, I hope BBCAmerica picks it up!  It ran Jeckyll which I really liked.

Just saw the first part on YouTube, the werewolf transformation was quite impressive, though you only saw it in shadow (the way it outta be I guess!)

At the moment, you can see the whole thing on YouTube. Here's a link to Part 1 of ... 6 I think?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cy5ftKy2Qhw

That is excellent news!!!!

I really liked the pilot and it had a lot of story potential with the characters. Now we get to see that potential pay off.

Reading online reports about it, the entire cast will be back for the series, which will run for six episodes.

Hopefully, we'll be able to see all of the episodes here in the States.

I saw the preview for this on utube. I sure hiope BBC America picks it up.

There's finally been an update about the show.

Filming has begun on the six new episodes of the series, which should air on BBC3 next year (hopefully we'll see it in the States on BBC America)

There have been some cast changes for the series, compared to what we saw in the pilot. But one member will return to reprise the role, and that's the guy who played the werewolf, so that's a good thing.

Here are some links with news about the show:

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/a134360/ … ealed.html

http://blogs.thestage.co.uk/tvtoday/200 … index.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressr … uman.shtml

Hehe, it's like The Young ones for the new generation... lol

Thanks, MarkOne

Got a cool surprise for those waiting for the series to begin.

BBC3 has launched a mini site to the show, where you can read blogs and eventually videos about the show and the cast. In fact, they've launched the first video, and it's a cool five minute origin story on how George became a werewolf.

I'm not gonna give too much away, but it's told in a Cloverfield sort of style with an American tourist involved in the mix

Now for those over in England, you can go to the minisite: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/beinghuman/ and see it for yourself.

For us here in the States, that's gonna be a problem, since we can't see the videos because it's (way) out of our area.

But, I was able to find a loophole, so we can see it:

Here's the deal: First, go to the BBC3 site, http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/ . There, you see something called the video wall on its main page. Look at the top video under the words "See It First" and that's the Being Human video. Click on the box and if it works, you'll be able to play it and see it in its entirety.

Now, I don't know how long they'll keep it there, but hopefully you guys will be able to check it out. This definitely serves as a good teaser for us fans to enjoy until the series debuts, or at least until we can see it in the States.

Great news. The BBC have placed the prequel videos for Being Human on YouTube.

Here's the first one, with George's story:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpBFXaoe0N8

And here is the second, which tells Mitchell's back story:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Got6Mp8jhQI

The BBC's posted the last of the prequel videos, this time with Annie's back story:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INCxWBxSgSM

Hopefully, they will post more videos as things draw near to the show's premiere in January. Rumor has it that it's gonna debut on the 16th, but nothing confirmed yet.