Being Human S02.E01 – Turn This Mother Out
(Watch the Full Episode on SYFY.com)
As the new moon approaches: Josh and Nora look to the future, Sally takes a trip down memory lane and Aidan copes with his new reality.
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he Americanized Being Human is back with new bosses, baby ghosts, Amish vampires and original story lines!
Will the second season hit the sudsy high-water mark this supernatural soap achieved last year? When the powers of Sam Witwer’s dimple chin, Sam Huntington’s puppy face, and Meaghan Rath’s newly found charm combine, they unleash a krakken of endless emoting. And so far, so good! (Read More)
Season 2 will feature 13 episodes and will follow Aidan’s (Witwer) struggle against a figure from his past as Sally (Rath) faces the consequences of missing her door to the beyond and Josh (Huntington) searches for a cure for his condition while attempting to balance his relationship with Nora (Kristen Hager). Guest stars for the new season include Dichen Lachman (“Dollhouse”) as Suren and Kyle Schmid (“The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants”).
“Huntington recently spoke with us about his role of Josh the werewolf on Being Human, the growth of his neurotic character, what we may or may not see in this upcoming season as well all the possible places Josh and Nora will undergo their monthly transformation. In the middle of our interview, co-star Sam Witwer tried to rattle Huntington’s cage by sneaked up on him like a stealthy vampire. When Huntington’s Spidey Sense went off, he turned around and well, let’s just say they shared a moment.” BuzzFocus.com < — See what happened.
Being Human Season 2 is currently in production and is slated to air in January 2012.
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Sam Huntington was a bit mum about what we can expect from Josh in the second season of Being Human on SyFy during the press event for the show at Comic-Con 2011 in San Diego.
However, he is willing to offer this bit about the fact that new werewolves, new love interests and social economics play a factor in the season.
“I know that there are some people from past that come back and have a tremendous affect on me,” Huntington said.
He is a bit in the dark because he said at the time he had only read the first three scripts of the season. However, he did say that there is nothing really he would want to see from British show carried over to the American version.
“Anything that I was hoping for this season, so pales in comparison to what they will and have come up with,” Huntington said. “It is amazing stuff that happens this year. I want to do our own thing entirely and we are doing exactly that.”
SATURDAY, JULY 24th: 12:00-1:00 Being Human
Find out why Being Human is harder than it looks — especially when you’re a vampire, werewolf, or ghost. Don’t miss Sam Witwer (Aidan), Meaghan Rath (Sally), and Sam Huntington (Josh) as they join executive producers Jeremy Carver and Anna Fricke on Syfy’s first Being Human panel, moderated by award-winning writer Nadira Hira (expert on Generation Y; contributor, Fortune magazine). Indigo Ballroom, Hilton San Diego Bayfront
Since 1996 Sam Huntington has appeared in thirteen feature films and seven television shows. Of these he is most recognized for his roles as Josh in Being Human, Jimmy Olsen in Superman Returns, Jam Bruce in Detroit Rock City, Ox in Not Another Teen Movie, and Mimi Siku in Jungle to Jungle.
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