BEING HUMAN British Vs American series . Comparison of UK original to US remake TV show 

I fell in love with the UK version...and then season 4 happened...and my interest in the show died with Mitch, Nina and George. Mitch's death was tolerable because it was a fitting close to a story that had come full circle. But Nina and George's passing was just bullshit. Nina didn't even get to die on screen, she was just killed off with a single line of dialogue. I demand trial by combat.

I don't care what ya'll say. UK version is the best for me. :D One of the main factors why I say so is because I just love the trio, especially Aidan Turner.

Maybe if I had seen the US one first it would have been ok, but having watched all of the UK version and then starting the US version, it made me cringe. The main reason I am in love with the UK version is because of the characters, not the actual plotlines and drama. The characters have a real connection and friendship, and as a viewer all you want is for them to be ok. My favorite scenes are when they're all together just having a good time. The US version was way too dark, and while the UK version did have drama (which I also loved) it was never the main focus like in the US version. I also think it says something about the quality of the UK version that they can change their entire cast and still have loyal fans. I love Annie, Mitchell, and George so much that I sometimes forget they even left, but then I remember and realize I love Hal, Tom, and Alex just as much.

I side with the UK version. I love the characters, and how it was written overall. Though, I remember taking a hiatus from it after Mitchell died cause I honestly thought the show wasn't going to be as good anymore. I was COMPLETELY wrong! In all honesty, I thoroughly enjoyed it and the new characters. Really loved Tom and Hal. I especially loved Hal's good/bad personality and how different the blood temptations were for him vs. Mitchell's. I'm not entirely sold on the US version though. The characters do look a bit Hollywood for my taste.

I've seen the US version, and am currently on season 3 of the Uk version. I like them both a lot. I don't know why this was such a big deal to me, but I may like the US version more because we got to see more of Sally's journey. Like, in the uk version she can already move objects, leave the house, etc... I just liked seeing that a lot in the us version

Interesting fact: @10:21 The US version's vampire being named Aidan isn't just a coincidence. They named him Aidan as a nod to the actor who played Mitchell in the UK version.

I loved Herrick as a villian, the actor plays him beautifully. I

Can't beat the UK version...

They're both fantastic, probably my favorite shows of all time. I think the US version is more consistent, but the UK original started off much stronger.

Mitchell, annie and george are the best!!!!!

Mitchel was created in WW1 not WW2

The UK version is miles more entertaining , end of story

I feel like a lot of the British fans hated the U.S. version before it even aired. Which, though I think is unfair, is also slightly understandable. No one likes seeing something they love revamped. If it ain't broke, don't fix it, right? But at the same time, it's such a shame they don't give it a chance. I was a fan of the British version and absolutely love what the U.S. version is doing with their show. The actors feel honored to be identified with such great work. Two very great shows!

BRITISH SHOW ALL THE WAY!! I love being human!

Also I love Annie but her abilities makes entirely no sense. How can Supernatural creatures have the ability to touch her let alone she feel pain. When ghosts are just apparitions. What stroke me as odd was even from the first season when she was first introduced. Annie had the ability to make coffee, tea, and make meals. If we were basing this fantasy series with a slight of realism. How can a ghost have such capabilities right off the back. In that case I would hire 1 as a personal maid lol

What do have against Sam Witwer(Aidan)? I always found his character on the show to be very wise and well versed in the ways of the world(both human and supernatural).

I think I'm going to watch the US instead of UK

i watched the first episode of the US version like a year ago and hated it, but i ran out of stuff about a month ago and decided to give it a second chance. i fell in love with it. I loved the characters. i think they all have depth and are interesting. Josh and Nora have an interesting relationship, its very real. it up and down. Josh, Aiden, Nora, and sally all had such a deep bond. it was amazing to watch. needing blood is what a vampire is, so i think its stupid how they did it on the UK version. while i was watching the US version, they added the UK version to Netflix and i was ecstatic. i tried watching it and i just couldn't it bored me. Like you said, the US version has more drama and that drama is what i live for and the UK version just didn't do it for me.

Hell I have watched both, and I prefer the US version, so i don't really understand the hate. FYI I started watching both at the same time so I would not be biased, they both have their pros and cons imo.

UK version is by far the best. The US version is too twlight and strayed too much from the source.

I am getting so confused whenever he is saying Aidan cause I keep on thinking of Aidan Turner who plays Mitchell so my brain keeps on exploding

The UK version is 100000x better.

Nina imo is unlikable in UK one while Nora is actually likable on US one. Also once series 4 hit the UK one is wasn't the same w/o George and Mitchell. Also I liked how US one ended.

Having watched both, I just found the US series more interesting. I found stronger bonds between Sally, Aidan and Josh than between Annie, Mitchell and George. And I don't think either really lacked in humour - perception of this often is swayed towards what you've grown up with, but since I live in Australia and have been raised on a combination of British and American humour, I saw both in equal amounts. But I just felt something extra in the US version.

I've been watching the US version since it began and I'm sooo sad to see it end next week.I've only seen a bit of the UK version, but so far I'd have to say that I like the US version a lot more. Mainly because of Josh... I think Josh's storyline is the best on the show, and he's definitely my favorite character. When the US version ends next week I will finish watching the UK version. Oh and you're wrong about one thing. It is implied in the US version that when Aiden is hanging out with Bernie (the kid across the street) that others see him as a pedophile. At some point Aiden tells Bernie to go to his room to get a Three Stooges dvd and Bernie steals a pornographic video that Rebecca made for Aiden, of her having sex with a man in a hotel room and then draining him of his blood, thus killing him. Bernie's mom sees the video up to the point of sex, freaks out and confronts Aiden (luckily not having seen the vampire feeding) and accuses him of being a pervert. She tells him to stay away from her son, and thus Aiden isn't there to rescue Bernie when he runs out into traffic while being bullied. After Bernie dies of his head injury in the hospital, Rebecca brings him back and the story goes on a bit from there. Marcus (Bishop's right hand man) kills the bullies and makes it look as though Bernie did it, and Aiden (believing it was Bernie) takes Bernie out to the woods and kills him. As I said I much prefer the US version which is ending next week, but will finish the UK version after that.

I definitely prefer the UK version because the characters are a lot more average looking and it's a lot more realistic. I just think that since it's about "being human" then to us viewers it's probably a lot easier to relate to than the US show

This is an excellent review, and all your points are valid and unbiased :) However I prefer the US Version for its characters, which in my opinion are much more fleshed out than the UK Version. Added to that I preferred Bishop to Herick, however that could maybe be classed as biast as I'm a huge fan of his actor (Mark Pellegrino)

I am form the U.S. and for many years I have loved the actor how play the vampire in the U.S. BH but even with that I most say that the UK is the 100% best of the two. Just my opinion :)

I just finished the u.s version and I was completely obsessed with it. I am starting the u.k version but I'm not really liking it as much as I liked the u.s one.

Both are good but I prefer the US one.

I have watched both and I prefer the U.S version to the U.K

I preferred the UK version because it was all a lot more 'human' (pardon the pun), the characters were much more like normal people and the whole show had a real charm to it. The comedy aspect is one of the reasons I liked it so much, retrospectively! Also Herrick is so much more scary than Bishop... in my opinion, anyway. The US version was definitely more high drama and like you said more supermodel type people, which to be honest made it blur into all the other US werewolf/vampire shows which all feature handsome guys, beautiful girls etc. and as I watched it second I think I felt that it lacked depth, so I never really grew to like and understand the characters anywhere near as much. Your comment about Annie being a less strong character for instance - I mean to me that was a big part of her personality that she was a lot more shy and unassuming and it made her feel more like a regular person. I liked Alex but didn't believe her character quite so much because it was so un-flawed. The flaws and the quirks are charming, for me!

I recently finished watching the US version and thoroughly enjoyed it. I then tried to watch the UK and I'm afraid it isn't for me. Maybe if I had watched the UK version first it would've been fine, but the US version sets production and aesthetic standards the UK version cannot match. You can see the US version had the better budget and yes, I am shallow in this regard, the US version has a way better looking cast. Also, I don't like the way Episode 1 of the UK version rushes in. The US one at least sets the characters up. The US one offers enough back story that lets you know that Aidan and Josh (especially Josh) are at odds with what they are while Mitchell and George don't give you that feeling. The whole ''let us try and be human'' chat in the US version is also sorely lacking in the UK variant. You get to see Aidan and Josh discuss moving in together and meeting Sally while all of a sudden George and Mitchell are moving in and suddenly know Annie. After 1 episode I felt I was starting to know Aidan and Josh while after the first UK episode I was still asking ''who are these people on my screen?''

Good synopsis of both shows! And I agree -- the US version is slightly better. Not so much in Season One when it rehashed the UK's stories, but in Season Two when they started doing their own thing. I don't often say this about US remakes of UK shows, but the writers, by Season Two, made the US version their own and not a weak knockoff (like Elementary & Sherlock, for instance).

UK VERSION ALL THE WAY

I have been watching the US version since it started and the one thing I hate most about it is the werewolfs. They are just an overgrown wold. The ones in the UK version are scary as hell and those long limbs remind me of the creature in Alien somewhat. Awesome!

I love the Us version and i havent watched the uk one yet but i plan to. I think people judge the Us version to quick if you watch it without comparing it to the uk version its really ab amazibg show!

Loved the UK series. I was worried it might be getting a little too melodramatic at the end of the third series but I loved Hal, Tom Annie and Alex's dynamic even more than that of the original three. I just watched the pilot of the US series. It was kind of hard to sit through to be honest--since it was a two episode remake of the UK premiere--but I'm hoping it will get more interesting as it moves on.

the US version is thousands times better for many reasons I watched the US version first tho...I watched the uk version and couldn't finish it, it just felt wrong they just didn't seem right for the characters I love the US version soo much I think its weird to have two versions and my opinion is that US will always be better I think that the UK one is jut boring dull and has no hot actors sorry :/ you guys are probably gonna hate me now but you ask for my opinion and well here it is...

I love them both! To me, the American version is a bit campier, more of a guilty pleasure :)

I think the american version is better than the original. Yes, the UK version is funnier but the us version is a lot deeper. in the UK version they show it's a lot easier to be human, while the american version shows how hard it is.

I saw both the UK and US versions. I liked them both. I enjoyed the change of characters in the UK version. I just really LOVED Being Human!! I wish it were still on or had come back again, because I miss the characters!!!!!!

I agree with much of what you said. I am sad the UK version ended. I was so interested in the back story of Hal, especially since he is so old.

I’ve just rewatched the UK one. Still gripping 10years later. I can’t actually believe some people are saying the US one is better in the comments 😳 the US version is like a tinny bop version for kids of the UK one. Plus the US one is too corny. I had to force myself to watch it hoping it got better. Acting wise you really can’t compare two. I guessing the people that prefer the US version are kids or was when they watched it.

I absolutely LOVE the US Being Human! Once I complete the season finale, I'll need a serious fix Monday nights, so I'll start watching the UK's original to fill that void :)

uk is better however in UK I wish they didn't kill main characters e.g. Mitchell George Annie and Georges girlfriend (forgot name) I miss them

The UK version is actually the origina version

Talking about attractiveness: I started watching Being Human UK because of the divinely beautiful Aidan Turner - absolutely no comparison to the American actor with his boxer's flat nose! Apart from Mitchell I really liked the whole show up to season 3 when all the three main characters were still in the show.

Frankly, after watching the original show, I don't think I particularly care for the American version. There were some flaws in the BBC production, inconsistencies in the storytelling that irked me. And I didn't care for the habit of making certain things happen off screen or between seasons and not actually showing things happening, such as George killing Wyndham or Nina being killed. Those were stories I felt could have been told on screen. I also felt that the U.K. version's ending left off on a bad note, with the trio being caught in Hatch's dream world while he did God knows what with the real world, and the DVD tack-on isn't necessarily accessible to everyone. And replacing the entire central cast for seasons 4 and 5 made me feel like the show was starting over from scratch in an effort to pull some kind of do-over. Having said that, there was much to like about the U.K. version that is far superior to the American remake. It was never afraid to show people with ordinary, non-Hollywood looks, or hold back from depicting central characters in a negative light with brutal scenes and uncensored content. Mitchell goes wild after his friends are killed and he spends the next season dealing with the guilt and fallout and the consequences. When the principal actors were replaced, the new cast members were given their own characters with their own backstories and quirks instead of simply writing for the same characters with different actors. The humor is typically dry and sarcastic, which I love, and the show writers were never afraid to put their actors through enough hell to break them, and make them sympathetic. The story pacing was well done for the season lengths (six to eight episodes), so filler episodes were non-existent.

Mitchell,George,Annie,Nina,Alex,Tom,Hal! All the way! 3

I'm an American, I saw the UK version first and prefer it to the US version. Also, Mitchell became a vampire in the First World War, not the Second. I think the UK version is more realistic and the acting is better as is the writing. The US version is too glossy, too pretty, too convoluted in the story lines and relies too much on CGI. It's amazing that the UK version was able to exist after losing all the original cast, and the newbies were just beginning to find their legs when the series was scrapped. And now, the US version is also gone... For Americans who have only seen the US version, give it a try with an open mind and try not to compare the two shows. And for Brits I would say the same thing. They both have good and bad qualities, I just prefer the UK original. For both groups, enjoy: Being Human (Original UK and US) -- Mad World

UK has so much better lines and Werewolves imo. The werewolves looks so real and they stand on 2 feet, US looks fake. I'm American btw and still like the UK one better

thank you, I enjoyed your commentary. I am a fan of both. I myself enjoy many programs on BBC America. torn between the two the earlier seasons on the U.K. version are my winner. the U.S. version introduces to many stories and characters.

The UK needs to accept that the USA is larger so we have more ppl to pick from so odds are we will have very very good looking ppl who also have talent

I feel the us version was more glamorised with the vampires having super power which I didnt like

UK is the best, i had to get bbc just so i could watch it lol

I love both shows IMMENSELY. I'm American, saw the UK version first, watched the US version as soon as it came out, own both on DVD. And think they're both really very great, with different strengths and weaknesses. I prefer the more realistic ghosts in the US version, and Sally's trapped-ness is much more apparent here. Annie could be seen by other, regular people sometimes, and was able to get a job, which Sally could never really do. And Annie's clothes changed, though Alex and Sally's never did. Idk. I just think that the continuity on the ghost condition was better in the US. Josh and George are my favorite characters, (which now includes Hal and Tom because they're totally adorable, especially together), but I think I prefer Josh to George. But they're both pretty adorkable. And awkward. I think you're right about the vamp storylines in the UK version being a bit stronger than in the US, but I also believe the werewolves and ghosts, and later witches, got much more play in the US version, and that's pretty awesome in my humble opinion. It was cool that Josh, Aiden, and Sally got it from all sides, whereas Mitchell, Annie, and George were basically always facing crap from this horrible vampire elite. It wasn't until the last season, really, that we had our trio facing a baddie that wasn't a vampire in the UK. Or had something to do with vampires. I think Hal was the best vampire, better than either Mitchell or Aiden. He practically had a split personality because of his "condition" and the blood drinking (love the way that comes into play towards the end of the show). I love that both shows treat blood-drinking as an addiction, though you're correct about it being way more of a food source in the US show (though Aiden does explain some of the differences drinking "live" as opposed to the blood bags he drinks). And I think Sally is the best ghost. She is a stronger character, and personality, than Annie, and more fully developed than Alex (though if the show had run longer, I think my opinion could've changed, because we would've had more time with Alex). Sally also had the most epic storyline of the three ghosts. You're right about the first season as well. Its weaker in the US version. Sally and Josh really up the ante in later seasons, so they're better, and the UK version is much quicker at flushing out the characters and showing the audience who these people are, and what they mean to each other. But ultimately, I think the US show was much more cohesive as a narrative, and easier to follow. The plotlines were tighter, and better. I think I'd really like to see like the Real World: Being Human show, with all of these characters in the same place. I don't think any of them would get along actually. Except for Tom, who would get along with everyone, because he's easily the most kindhearted person that ever featured on either show.

US versio is the one and the best you guys can say anything what u want but US is much more better and u know it 😉 US vampire is much better than UK vampire, US werewolf is better than UK and US ghost is better than UK 😏👊

I think the U.S. version is much better but I think it was a big mistake taking it off the air

US has a lot more character in depth details to how they got to where they are, more visual stunning effects, realism when it comes to Supernatural character capabilities, visually appealing background and front actors(who are physically more in shape), non raced chased relation(built up relationships and not rushed), and better scenery. I like the UK version a lot but its hard sometimes to get around some of the characters hard accents and slang words not known in the US. US version is my pick

The UK versions vampire is way much more attractive than the US version. The wolves in both are equally attractive. The UK wolf is certainly my ideal man.

I started with the US version and then watched the UK version. My biggest takeaway was the fact that the US version has more character development, the story arch was there for each of them individually as well as a group. Especially the ghost dealing with the transition and discovering the nature of her abilities. The UK didn’t do it enough justice for me but I also know it was the original and the US version had an opportunity to revise those things, which they did amazingly

I saw one episode of the UK version I didn't like it but maybe ill give it another chance. I am a huge fan of US version and I'm going to miss it. Why did they change characters in the UK version?

How can you compare the class act of the Brits. In-depth character actors who don't rely on looks - they don't need to. Realism and not fake gloss. Brit music also shafts anything from across the pond. They shafted the office and they shafted this

BTW, I like them both. This is the last season of the US version. I am surprised it didn't last longer.

I've watched both series. I'm British, and yet I prefer the US version. I fell asleep during the UK version, I found it extremely boring. Whereas I completely enjoyed the US version and cannot wait for every new episode. I find it thrilling and the actors and actresses are so unbelievably talented!

I watched both I prefer the US version they took a couple key points from the UK version and ran with it instead of with the UK they kind of just left it as a little tidbit also the UK version eventually lost a lot of its main actors and got different story points which to me seem like one of those things that happened to a show where the actors just don't want to stay but they continue it anyways

uk version all the way

UK is best :)

The US version followed the UK version's storylines through Season one. The S& M storyline did happen between Aiden and Rebecca. Also the little boy in the US version was bullied by other kids. Aiden mentored him. Rebecca sent a DVD of herself getting kinky with and feeding off of some senator or something. She sent that vid to Aiden. The boy had been over to Aiden's house and wanted to borrow a Laurel and Hardy classic movie or two. He accidently grabbed the wrong video, his mom found out, and the mom told Aiden never to see her son again. The boy got bullied and pushed out onto a busy road and got hit. He later died in the hospital but resurfaced as a vampire. Rebecca wanted a son with Aiden so she turned the boy. the boy killed his bullies. Aiden had to put the boy down. Very sad. Aiden also put Rebecca down.

I prefer the UK version better. I just hate it when UK shows get remade, like Life on Mars. The UK Life on Mars was much better than the US one because the UK one has nostalgia and you can understand the comedy. Whereas the US is just glossy and I can't really connect with the US one. But then this comment could be biased because I'm British, lol! :) I've just talked about a completely different show sorry but you get my point.

I was sad when the UK version ended. Now that the US (actually Canadian) version is ending as well, I'll be missing both. I'll probably go back at some point and watch all the UK show.

and i'm sorry but UK actors looks terrible 👎 but that's not why i like US version more 😍😍😍

ww1 not ww2

I live in America and started watching the UK version before the US show was being made. Without a doubt, I found the UK version so much better! Not only was clever and funny and written for a broad-range audience, but the acting was so much better! The US version seems to be written for teens and twenty-somethings. After giving the US version a go for a few seasons, I had to stop watching because I though the scripts and acting weren't very good.

Acting wise. Both are good, but the emotional ties and struggles are much more deep. As the UK version characters have struggles but play into more of a dry comedic sense. The US version has slight humor with dark humor mixed in. A well as the US version nicely throws in past Scenery to tie into current events so you know how everything ties in together. While the UK version a lot of things are thrown at you. While you are trying to piece certain events together that are not even provided.

US version is way better than the UK imo, The chemistry among its three characters+bishop and the bromance between Aidan and Josh was unmatched and felt so real and enjoyable unlike the uk actors... also the UK production and cinematography looked so cheap and the dry humor wasn't funny at all.. I really felt boring that I barely finished the first season alone..that my opinion.

In regards to accents George and Annie are perfectly fine compared some of the other characters. I do not like Mitchel period. Tanned?(vamps avoid sun bathing lol), hippie soccer player looking vampire who needs to where cutoff gloves with greased hair; which makes no sense whatsoever. Mitchell looks like he delivers Pizza in Italy somewhere. Aiden is a lot more appealing, very much so intellectual, and gives off that look of what a vamp should be in the decades of watching Vampire Flicks.

I haven't watched the US version as I don't have Sky but I must say that if the vampire in the American Being Human had been any other actor than Sam Witwer, I might have been tempted. I cannot say I like his acting one little bit. He ruined Smallville for me.My favourite character is Hal (the gorgeous Damien Molony), followed by Mitchell (another gorgeous actor, Aidan Turner). I think it is a shame that the British version has finished. I have ordered the DVD which should be here shortly.

where's the deepness in us show,questions that deal with what's being human,relathionships and all? in us version,the characters are very"hollywood usual" actors,more fx,that's all,not real deep reflexion,in uk version characters are more complexed,closer to human beings!

I'm going with George for this one. Yeah, he may be a jewish geeky and scared person. but that's where the comedy came in. He's a lovable werewolf who drew out to be stronger than he was before his character died. He improved throughout the series to his demise. Plus.. UK Special Effects for the werewolves is far.. far superior to the cgi crud the us had to encounter. Granted it is needed for the show but come on.. real special effects trump cgi no mater what cause or reason. It just does.

In the US version I liked how they kept the capabilities of what a ghost can and can not do to a more realistic sense for Lucy. I do wish the Vampire fangs were brought from the UK version onto the US version though. Yet I like the US werewolf transformation a lot better. Then the rubber mask transformation and werewolf costume you can get in any Halloween store in the US. Yet I wish we could swap Josh with George xD Love Annie and Lucy. Aiden is amazing and Mitchel needs to take a hike lol

I love the UK version better than the new version but I haven’t really watch the new version like that. I’m getting into it but it’s like basically the same storyline which I don’t know why, they just couldn’t continue the UK version because the UK version was more eye-catching I guess because when you see the UK version you be like well those are my favorite characters I like the play I like how things the whole script goes, but I’m getting ANSI it is being here me USA but I rather see my old characters from the UK play this and continue their seasons because there are some good actors from the UK they really caught in my heart and it was just don’t know how to really put it but moving and I could relate to it in my every day life❤

I love them both, the Uk version had better actors and story telling, and it felt more realistic. The Us version had better production, graphics, cgi, it is a typical Hollywood production, glamorous lookin actors apart from compared to the Uk version apart from Mitchell. Overall, both series are great.

I did like the UK version more. US version had too much stuff about partying, drug use, and alcohol. US anything usually has too much of that anyways I guess..

Why does so may UK series struggle retaining original character continuity? BBC Government Ineptocracy in the form of "if you won't suck it you're fired"?

I dislike the US version mostly because they called the vampire "Aidan". I just don't get why they'd name him like that. Is it because Aidan Turner did such a great job in the original UK version? It's just too weird...

I haven't seen the us version yet, but I cant imagine anything much better than the UK version. I loved the gritty and harsh storylines, they were so well told and I couldn't look away. I loved every character of the UK version, except for Annie maybe (she just got on my nerves). Hal and Mitchell are the best though! Anyways, maybe I'll watch the US version, but from what I've seen and heard it look much more stereotypical and the actors don't seem as good.

Do you think that the uk version werewolf is like American werewolf in London and the us werewolf’s are like American werewolf in Paris lol

I am from America and saw the North America version first and loved it right away. Then I found out about the UK version and couldn't believe how amazing it was. Makes me wonder what other great shows Im missing out on over across the pond. I love them both but the UK version is way better. I wish it had not ended. especially when I was starting to love the new characters as much as I loved the originals ( I feel so bad for Kate Bracken her first series/season as a lead was the last. Her character didn't even really have a chance to grow like the others did).

Im thinking usa BH is looking like it could be better, but what else would we expect we did all the hard work or mayb 1 uk wrighter did. Theyll have a whole team working on this after theyve watched all uk episodes read the reviews and listend to the critics. Its like we give them the ultimate pilot to decide on do's and dont's, so i expect better whats the excuse with the other 99% of their recasts? I like america alot tho there like family really.

I think the uk version was more grounded and much better but each to there own

There is no comparison the brightness of charismatic Aidan is upgrading the british version the American one is flat and not interesting

The US version is definitely the best. Better actors, better everything...

I found myself disagreeing with quite a lot of this. I thought in many ways the brit version was more dramatic and a lot darker in tone than the US version.

Im American n watched the British being human first n it is 100xs better than the USA version

I find it funny how when ever British people (or any other Non-Americans) review the "American" shows they always comment how everyone looks unrealistically attractive. Maybe it is because I was raised in the suburbs of Los Angeles, but the "American" characters (aren't they actually Canadian) look just like everyone else here...

I've got to just say this because I think that the blame should be put where it belongs. The Being Human remake isn't American; it's Canadian. We can be blamed for A LOT of crap and absolutely deservedly so, but please don't blame us for that.

Uk had less emotion and less dialogue that was needed

I'm from the U.S & I prefer the original BBC Being Human is far better.