Being Human: Daddy Ghoul

[delta_mai]

I love this show.  Mostly because it's just so bloody British, but it's also so brilliantly written and morally grey!  Thoughts on this week's episode are here...

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[sherrilina]

Wait, have you not seen past seasons then? :s And um, Herrick is obviously being kind of evil and manipulative, most evident in his scene with Annie and then the way he's manipulating Nina...I'm not convinced it's not an act, he seems to have a real axe to grind against Mitchell, though maybe it's because of the attack at the beginning. In any case, he's no innocent, and Nina was being really hypocritical about him...she was all "Mitchell, why haven't you killed Lucy yet?" in season 2, when it's someone she felt betrayed by and pissed off at, so if SHE has been hurt than deciding on the spur of the moment to commit murder is totes A+ fine. Likewise she bitches about them not giving her a vote, but then goes and does something that could very well endanger Mitchell's life (and all of them?) without giving ANYONE else a vote or discussion as well. Basically it's like, Nina is RIGHT, and anything that annoys her or she doesn't like is WRONG--the end! I just can't stand her self-righteousness sometimes...also her initially calling