This was a slow but groovy episode of Being Human and everyone needs love. We flash back and forth between the 60s and now, between Mitchel’s first try at abstinence and now, between the love that he needed then and the one he needs now.  You have to love Mitch hairstyle!

Mitchell is getting closer to Lucy and she, in turn, is struggling to contain her feelings for Mitchell, as the drama following the lives of three housemates who happen to be a werewolf, a ghost and a vampire continues.

Mitchell has only really fallen in love once before and, in a flashback to the Sixties, viewers learn how his relationship with Josie saved him from the excesses of vampiredom. Back in the present with Lucy, it’s clear he’s struggling to reconcile the difference between human love and vampire lust.

Meanwhile, George’s relationship with Sam and her daughter, Molly, is going well and George wonders if there might be a chance to make the most of this normal human relationship – could he become Molly’s step-father?

Annie experiences parental feelings of her own when she’s asked to babysit an unusual child…

This episode was a bit slow, lots of dialog that develops the characters, but also a bit dull compared to the earlier action packed episodes of season two.

It started out strong with Mitch waking up covered in blood and with a magnificent hair, looking lost. But then is slowed down. There was some actions spots with the Police but otherwise intrigue, love and intrigue.

Annie got to show her awesome babysitting skills as a ghost mother drops off her baby for two hours. George really takes to the kid, he goes off in dreams of normality a family with Sam and her daughter Molly, that seems slightly unbelievable since last episode he barely could keep the wolf inside him. George where is your contact with reality? (Ha). Anyway Annie trying to babysit was very entertaining.

The sinister professor and Lucy will start to make more sense here. Mitch have a date with Lucy a quiet dinner at her place planed, but she have plans he don’t know about.

They all want love…

All in all a decent info dump of an episode but far from the best they have done.

There are eight episodes in the second season which leave us with three to go.

Mitchel is the new king and he has some success in double standards as he starts the vampire AA.

They don’t know the threat they are under. Nina is in the clutches of the mysterious professor Kent and Mitch latest female interest Professor Lucy Janet. We learn more about their backstory.

Annie is ambushed by another dead spirit trying to drag her into the light. But she is saved at the last minute by a world war 2 sergeant. His name is Sikes. Anne tries to make him teach her how to defend against the powers that tries to take her away.

One funny moment is when the black smith thinks George wants a sex cage and throws in a pair of handcuffs for  free.

Mitchel is trying to patch things up with Dr Lucy, as he knows her, and I think she starts to soften to him even in her secret identity.

In many ways this is the calm before the storm, pressure is  building to its ultimately climax in two more episodes. God I love this series, watch it now.

There is two main story lines in this episode One: Mitchel trying to keep the vampires hidden and Two: Annie and George trying to help Hugh get back together with his ex girlfriend. He still has feelings for her.

The vampire killings continue as a young couple is found mangled in a park, unfortunately one victim survives and are taken to the hospital where Mitch and George work. Mitchel have to compromise with his integrity to avoid exposing vampire existence to the public. He has to bring some order and deal with the unruly vampire population now that the old king is dead. But will he be able to stick to his morals? Will the end justify the means?

Annie is back to being a ‘normal’ ghost. Normal humans can’t see her any more, that unfortunately means Hugh can’t see her any more either. George and Annie tries to help Hugh get back with his old girlfriend since he can’t see Annie any more. It’s very entertaining the way they go about it.

I like this episode, it builds up for things that will come the rest of the season. There is also a major revelation at the very end of the episode.

Annie is entertaining her new serendipitous boyfriend Soul and her new boss Hugh. Mitch is being inappropriate awkward with his new girl interest at the hospital. One of the men from Vienna lies on the slate in the morgue exsanguinated.

Soul is having interesting visions. He almost died in a car accident and now he talks to people on the telly. Hugh also has a crush on Annie, there is some ugly tension between him and  Soul.

It’s quite cute when George gets jealous on the people Mitch have been living with before.

The mystical professor that bugged their house last episode is up to no good, now he might snatch George for the next full moon experiments. Or someone else.

Season two is quite intense. Big bad vampire boyfriend have a small talk with George, who tells him of his great love for Nina, smart. Especially since he is screwing the vampire’s girlfriend.

Annie, Mitch and George has a wonderful problem solving session about half way into the episode. The True Bloodish discussion about reveling vampires to the world was another high point.

There is so much happening  in each episode this season. I guess it’s catering to the Americans that where complaining season one was too slow. Just hope they don’t go all Spooks on us and kill off people you started to like.

Last season George’s girl friend Nina got scratched by him and she haven’t told him yet.

George get ambushed by two vampires and Mitchel saves him. This is the third time. Vampire society is out to get him for being a King slayer. An old friend of Mitchel is in town to amuse himself with the power struggle left by the Kings demise.

Mitch is struggling with being human, taking a janitor job at the hospital where he meets this cute doctor. Hope it doesn’t goes bad like last time, when he killed his date.

There is also the morbid professor that experiments on lycans, the one from the end of season one.

Nina is a werewolf and she hates is, Annie knows and and try to get her to tell George. But she refuses. George doesn’t take it well when she finally tell him.

The female vampire that lured him into the ambush in the beginning is messing with Georges mind. George is weak, or is he? He messes her mind right back.

A good episode I am looking forward to the rest of the season.

Talk about an awesome season. Ghost Whisperer is better than ever. This new format really works for me. One good story to tell in each episode ending with something that pushes the arc forward.

Season five starts five years after season four. Arc wise season five is building up to something, the shadows are planing something bad, even the Book of Changes hide from them. The shadows by the way is made of broken people and even the watchers are afraid of them. The Hospital have been a center for a lot of bad, what’s up with the Stitches broad?

• Melissa is still happy with her shop, she is a bit concerned she can’t see Aiden’s new friends.
• Jim is a doctor and he gets more to do this season, which I like.
• Aiden goes to school and start to show his powers, he sees and befriend shiny ones, he can also see shadows. 
• Eli is still at the University and still not popular with the administration
• Delia have her own Real Estate business. She also develops a love interest.
• Ned is in College studying the Occult.

I am very happy with this change for the better I love Jennifer Love Hewitt and I used to like Ghost Whisperer a lot but season four wasn’t so great. Season five so far surpass all of my expectations. It’s a return to the high quality occult mysteries that once hocked me on the show.

It’s Kippling’s Jungle Book set in a graveyard. The baby Bod, short for Nobody is taken in by the old graveyard on the Hill when his parents and sister is killed by the man Jack. His adopted parents are ghosts, and his guardian is Silas, a man not alive neither dead.

This is an endearing and intriguing tale of a boy growing up and getting educated by the denizen of the graveyard.

I guess it is written with the young reader in mind, but I truly enjoyed it. This is an excellent coming-of-age fantasy I can strongly recommend.

I am allready looking forward to it. What a wonderful missuse of time travel it would be if you could skip ahead and watch it now. But you need a time machine for that.

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George the werewolf is played by the same actor in both pilot and the series. All the characters are more kick ass in the pilot than the series.

It sounds like a comedy but its more about them trying to fit in. They all have to cope with their own nature and the assorted disadvantages they suffer from.

George turns into a werewolf once a month. The wolf is an animal devoid of mercy.

Mitchell has his hunger for blood and Annie has busloads of secrets and issues that keeps her a ghost.

Good entertaining and thought creating British TV

Looks definitely spiffy.

At least the last episode of this season is named ‘Endless Love’. We might see a resolution by then.

This season at least beats the ‘dark side’ ones. They remained me to much of the second season of Tru Calling when Trus ‘evil’ brother and father surfaced.

Mediumis another lovely show. Medium in Suburbia with kids, not as funny as Al Bundy, but as a father i can relate to the family life. Though I don’t see Ghosts, nor am I female I can relate :-)

Season 5 looks promising so far, the intrigue to solve each ‘case’ is what keeps me interested. Season 4 was great compared to season 3 which almost made me loose all interests.