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Being Human: Season 4 (BD) [Blu-ray]

Various (Actor, Director) Format: Blu-ray
4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 440 ratings
IMDb7.9/10.0
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Language English
Runtime 8 hours
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Being Human: Season 4 (Blu-ray)

The original UK Being Human, is back for an all-new season. In an old hotel, in a sleepy seaside town, a vampire, a werewolf, and a ghost try their best to live normal human lives. Yet despite their efforts to be left in peace, there are members of their own kind determined to rid the world of humanity. With the vampires still wanting to strike and The Old Ones on their way, Annie and her two new housemates - Tom and Hal - find themselves in the middle of the struggle. But now, not only are there vampires to keep at bay, there’s also a wicked ghost on the loose, and someone’s trying to expose the existence of werewolves. Being human has never been tougher.

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  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 0.35 ounces
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ 26251978
  • Director ‏ : ‎ Various
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, Blu-ray, Full Screen, NTSC, Original recording remastered, Widescreen, Subtitled
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 8 hours
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ January 15, 2013
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Various
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ BBC Home Entertainment
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B007V4QLP6
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 3
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 440 ratings

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Erin&Mike
5.0 out of 5 stars Annie alone and no help find herself with new freinds with the same old problems
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2015
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Our favorite group of supernatural's lives have changed forever. Mitchell had died at the hands of his best friend George. This started a war for the rest against the vampires that would see the world crumble beneath their feet. Meanwhile George has lost Nina to the very same vampires that wanted Mitchell dead. All he had left is the daughter that she brought into this world and with his dying breath names her Eve.
Meanwhile Annie taking on the role of mother to baby Even invites werewolf Tom to live with her and the baby in the hopes of trying to get things back to normal for them. What none of them know is that Eve from the future has become a ghost to go to the past for some unknown reason. Trying everything in her power to figure out a prophecy laid out by the first vampires eons ago.
As the mystery of Eve's future unravels something strange comes to there doorsteps. A vampire named Hal who has lived with a werewolf named Leo and a Ghost named Pearl. Together the three of them have kept Hal from drinking blood for over fifty-five years and things have been going well that is until Leo's old age is affecting him. For turning into a werewolf has taken its toll on Leo and one more transformation could very well kill him. That is until Leo receives a strange message about a baby that could help them all.
As this all happens a former friend of Hal's has taken over the task of preparing for the arrival of The Old Ones. Vampires who have lived longer then recorded history lead by a vampire named Mr. Snow. For they want the Eve as well for reasons only they know.
Will these new supernatural's be able to get along? Will Eve be able to save the future before its too late? And what of the Old Ones what are there plans for all this? You'll just have to check out Being Human Series Four to find out.
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Cathy Rackowski
5.0 out of 5 stars The series lives on and Amaz.com let's us watch uncensored!
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2012
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I am not one to buy something when I can have for free so to speak, but thank you Amazon.com for providing this series in it's entirety uncensored.

If you have watched the last 3 years of this program you of course have doubts as to how it could possibly go on with so many changes, believe me it works. This is a new day with new problems and believable characters which are brilliantly acted. There's a surprise around every corner, I can't wait for next week.

As to why buy it now and here, well... I tried watching on our American version of the station that runs it, talk about disappointing! We yanks are amazing, show body parts and violence but say a "naughty" word and it just can't be done! This program I watched the day after airing uninterrupted and in it's entirety! What a pleasure. I highly recommend viewing this show through Amazon Streaming, came through crystal clear on my computer I didn't even need the HD version, can't wait for next week. Costs less than a cup of coffee per episode!

The show gets a 5 star from me for being creative and well done...shockingly well done. Amazon gets 5 stars for offering a fabulous service in a timely manner delivered to so many of my devices , well it's a go for this viewer. Enjoy season 4 of Being Human UK and enjoy watching it thru Amazon.com!
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bbrown
4.0 out of 5 stars Out With The Old, In With The New
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2013
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The end of Season 3 to the beginning of Season 4 brought us some major cast changes. That was a very difficult thing to digest. Few shows survive these changes, transitional characters. Three that did were M.A.S.H., Cheers and E.R. If a show has to lose a main character(s), it can’t be done all at once. In this 4th season, we saw two of the four main characters go. That would be a total of three because the 3rd season lost one of the four in the very last episode. I don't think the show could've survived the loss of all four at one time. I think the writers took the correct route. They transitioned in new characters before the old transitioned out. Annie, the ghost, was arguably the show’s anchor. Keeping her character intact safely allowed the transitions to take place. At the end of Season 4, even her character transitioned out in a relatively satisfying way.

One of my all-time favorite TV shows was called Northern Exposure. Rob Morrow's character, Dr. Joel Fleishman, transitioned out at the end of the 4th season. Apparently, Rob Morrow wanted to move on to a movie career. Northern Exposure was an example of a show that could not survive the loss of its central character. In the case of Being Human, the characters central to the show were written in a way where we understood there were no other options. They had to go. As a viewer, we realized this and accepted it as a reality of that world. Transitions can be very tough when you become so invested in certain characters. The writers of Being Human were smart about this. They introduced new central characters early on, which allowed the viewer to create new attachments.

On my three previous Being Human reviews, I compared Season 1 through 3 of the US and British versions. The third and the fourth season had very few similarities. I liked that because both versions stood alone. It's very difficult to say which one is the better of the two. I'm going to go out on a limb and commit myself. The British version is extremely intense. It its environment and dialogue feels more real world. I really like the US version but the blue ribbon goes to the British Being Human. At least, that's what I think.
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Don
5.0 out of 5 stars The original series
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2021
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This is the original series that spawned the SciFi series of the same name. This was an interesting take on the supernatural and was a fun watch.

Buy this so you don't have to hope it comes back around on BBC America or however you catch BBC shows, and so you can watch it again if you miss any of the story points.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Format
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024
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Awkward DVD formatting was odd.
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Paul Seguin
5.0 out of 5 stars THIS CONTINUES THE STORY...
Reviewed in Canada on August 6, 2020
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Michell and Nina are dead but George and Annie are alive, at least for a little while, as new cast members come into play. The new werewolf Tom who was introduced in Season 3 takes the more or less lead now as he tried to help George and Annie protect Georges baby..as new dangers arise..Sadly, I miss the dynamic performace of Aiden Turner as Mitchell , the new vampire on the scene is somewhat okay but does not have the magnitism of Mr. Turner..I wont give anything more away but as the season goes on, it picks up steam and you will enjoy the ride. Get the final season to see how it ends...
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5.0 out of 5 stars S.Resch
Reviewed in Germany on May 15, 2016
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Diese DVD ist sehr gut und spannend. Da lebt ein Geist ein Werwolf und ein Vampir zusammen die für Gerechtigkeit kämpfen und zusammen halten gegen die anderen bösen der Dunkelheit
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Paul Tapner
5.0 out of 5 stars Mind the baby
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 26, 2014
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A three disc dvd set, which contains all eight one hour long episodes of Being Human series four. A bbc series about a Vampire, a Werewolf and a Ghost sharing a house together and trying to lead normal lives. Supernatural distractions notwithstanding.

This is not really a jumping on point, so new viewers should start with season one.

Regular viewers, read on.

Minor spoilers do follow. But you'll get those from the front and back of the box anyhow.

This season changes the line up. As you can see from the box cover. Time has passed between the series three finale and the start of this one. During which time a major event has happened offscreen. That does feel a bit jarring at first. But the length of the episode does mean you have more than come to terms with it by the end.

Annie is faced with having to bring up the Werewolf baby on her own. But manages to form a new family to replace her old one. Tom, the young werewolf from series three becomes a regular character. Then there's new housemate Hal. A five hundred year old vampire. Posh. Uptight. Obsessive compulsive. And hiding from his horrible past.

Living normal lives and bringing up baby Eve won't be easy. Hal and Tom don't initially get on whatsoever. Someone is trying to expose the existence of werewolves. And the old ones are on their way...

How you react to the changes is going to be a matter of opinion. But if you're prepared to accept them, then they're fine. Hal is a great character, an individual in his own right and totally different in many ways from Mitchell. He and Tom do, over the course of the season, make a great double act. And both characters do develop really well.

Annie is a solid centre to the whole thing, because she is having to bear a lot of responsibility.

There are individual storylines complete in a single part once again. Some of which are very good indeed. There's some really good black comedy at times. Some excellent guest characters. And a season long main plot that develops nicely and doesn't go the way you might expect.

The eighth episode doesn't really have the budget to do the big scale thing it could have been. So it has to get by on character moments. As a result of which, you won't forget the last few minutes in a hurry. These wok because they do bring an end to all that has come so far, and point the show off in a new direction as well. Said last episode also does grab thanks to an amazingly good guest star turn from Mark Gatiss.

A strong season. Which is no mean feat considering what it had to do. And a really good watch.

Some may wish to watch out for flashing images in episodes five and seven.

The dvd has the following language and subtitle options:

Languages: English.

Subtitles; English.

There are the following extras:

Disc one has a four minute long trailer which recaps the events of the first three series.
Plus three five minute long prologues to this series. Hal. Tom. The Old Ones. All need to be watched. Ideally before episode one.

Disc two has interviews with the three main cast members, plus Russell Tovey, the producer, and the show's creator. All these run from six to nine minutes in length, and are very good watching.

Disc three has six featurettes, all about various aspects of the series and how they were produced:

Toby's guide. Two minutes long, and a brief introduction to part of the main plotline. So it could ideally be watched pre episode one.
Goodbye Russell.
The Fall of George.
Adam Returns.
Allison.
The museum.

These run from three to seven minutes. All are interesting and good viewing.

There's also seven minutes worth of deleted scenes. These can only be watched all in a row. And it's worth doing that.
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4.0 out of 5 stars nouveaux personnages
Reviewed in France on November 7, 2013
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Effectivement, c'est toujours périlleux pour une série qui a conquis son public de devoir remplacer son casting au fur et à mesure des saisons. Pour ma part, je trouve l'exercice plutôt réussi : cela doit être un propre des séries anglaises, voir Skins dont la totalité des acteurs changeait toutes les deux saisons ou Misfits qui a connu beaucoup de changements également ! Mitchell disparaît à la fin de la saison 3, Nina n'apparaît même pas dans la saison 4 et George tire sa révérence dès le 1er épisode déjà... Bon, oui, ok, ils vont nous manquer..! Quoique. Je trouvais Mitchell plutôt malsain, mais c'est un vampire me direz-vous ! Et Nina m'a toujours été quelque peu antipathique. C'est de loin le personnage de George que je vais regretter le plus mais avouons que, sans sa Nina, il n'est plus vraiment lui-même ! ;-) Alors que du bon ces changements ? Je pense que oui. La série a su se renouveler tout en gardant son fil rouge. Il y a d'abord Tom que nous connaissons depuis un certain nombre d'épisodes maintenant et qui est, à mon avis, le personnage le plus touchant. Le nouveau vampire Hal a l'air mieux équilibré même s'il garde un côté torturé, mais c'est un vampire me direz-vous (bis) ! Et Annie est toujours là. De nouveaux liens d'amitié peuvent donc se nouer et les aventures de nos nouveaux héros restent toujours aussi improbables !!! Que du bonheur ! ATTENTION, jusqu'à maintenant j'ai essayé de donner mon avis sans trop dévoiler d'éléments essentiels de la série MAIS, si vous n'avez pas encore vu la saison 4 et que vous ne voulez pas connaître la fin, NE LISEZ SURTOUT PAS CE QUI SUIT ! Eh oui, à la fin de la saison 4, Annie disparaît, elle aussi. Snif ! Quoique (bis). Oui, elle était bien gentille pour ne pas dire gentille, gentille et gentille..! Enfin, on l'aimait bien quand même... :'-( Voilà la boucle est finalement bouclée et il n'y aura donc aucun des acteurs des débuts de la série dans la saison 5 (oui, oui, il y a une saison 5 même si on ne la trouve pas (encore?) en vente sur Amazon.fr). Moi je l'attends avec impatience, j'aurai l'impression de commencer une toute nouvelle série... Surtout que l'introduction en fin de saison 4 du personnage d'Alex, la nouvelle fantômette, laisse présager le meilleur : il semblerait qu'elle ait un petit peu plus de caractère que la "gentille" Annie ! Allez, toutes et tous, restez fan et surtout soyez humains !
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Steve
5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect!!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 2, 2023
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Weird and wonderful comedy/horror drama from the Beeb.
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