Syfy has announced that Season 4 will be the last for “Being Human” and has provided us ... have a preview of new week’s Episode 4.08, “Rewind, Rewind…” From the Press Release: Hi ...

Syfy has handed out a 13-episode order to a U.S. version of the BBC dramedy series "Being Human" from RDF Media USA. By Nellie Andreeva, The Associated Press The misfits from the hot British ...

Syfy is canceling Being Human after its fourth season. The NBCUniversal-owned cable network made the official announcement Tuesday, midway through the show’s current 13-episode run.

Full episodes of Being Human will be available on Syfy Rewind along with enhanced episodes featuring audio commentary by the show's cast and producers, as well as bonus clips from upcoming episodes.

Syfy's Being Human remake will not water down the story lines that originated in the British series just because it's on American cable TV, the executive producers say. When adapting the show for ...

EXCLUSIVE: Syfy has renewed promising freshman drama series Being Human for a second season. In its January 17 debut, Being Human, an adaptation of the British series, averaged 2 million viewers ...

“Being Human” will end its run with a series finale on April 7, Syfy said Tuesday. The series is set to start the second half of its fourth season. Also read: Syfy Reality Development Head Tim ...

Will Syfy’s Being Human ever be as gritty as the UK version? Probably not. The original is infinitely darker. Who could forget when George “changed” in front of a horrified Annie?

Syfy has renewed Being Human for a third season. The supernatural drama, which premiered its second season on January 16, was picked up for 13 additional episodes by the network on Wednesday.

The SyFy network has cancelled “Being Human” after four season. The drama will air its final six episodes with a series finale arriving April 7th. The supernatural series was adapted from a ...

What follows is the official announcement: Syfy is ordering a second season of its new hit drama series Being Human, it was announced today by Mark Stern President of Original Content, Syfy and Co ...