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Being Human – Season 2 Episode 5

Sam (Lucy Gaskell) and George (Russell Tovey) © BBC

Sam (Lucy Gaskell) and George (Russell Tovey) © BBC

Episode 5 of 8

First transmission on Sunday February 7th, 2010 (UK)

The official details…


 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...

Aidan Turner stars as Mitchell, Lyndsey Marshal as Lucy, Russell Tovey as George and Lenora Crichlow as Annie


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