I agree with you on every point, and I share you feelings as far as this goes:
I might get used to it and I might even like "Being Human" again as a background show, but I don't think it will ever be anything out of ordinary.
I'm still watching - for the sake of curiosity, now, more than anything - but I can't say I enjoy it. I can't get a handle on Mitchell at all, and don't find him remotely sympathetic. Annie has lost her snark, and all she does is cry and moan (how very typically ghost-like, but I can't stand it for THREE WHOLE EPISODES). And they aren't doing a very good job of weaving the storylines of the three main characters together; there are so few points of connection. They barely shared screentime in the last episode.
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Date: 2009-02-11 01:22 am (UTC)I might get used to it and I might even like "Being Human" again as a background show, but I don't think it will ever be anything out of ordinary.
I'm still watching - for the sake of curiosity, now, more than anything - but I can't say I enjoy it. I can't get a handle on Mitchell at all, and don't find him remotely sympathetic. Annie has lost her snark, and all she does is cry and moan (how very typically ghost-like, but I can't stand it for THREE WHOLE EPISODES). And they aren't doing a very good job of weaving the storylines of the three main characters together; there are so few points of connection. They barely shared screentime in the last episode.