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Annie: [Opens front door] Hello!
Pizza Delivery Boy: 12 inch Mess of Meats.
Annie: Oh, thank you.
Mitchell: Great. Keep the change.
Annie: So who wants tea?
George: Ugh.
Annie: What?
George: You keep making tea! Every surface is covered with cups of tea and coffee. I go to make myself some tea and I can’t! There’s no mugs, there’s no tea, it’s all been made! And you can’t even drink it! You can’t drink it, but you keep making it! Oh, oh, oh my god, it’s driving me INSANE!
Annie: Oh, well, I like my routine, it makes me feel normal.
George: You’re a ghost!
Annie: Yeah, OK.
George: My name is George and I’m a werewolf.
Mitchell: Hello George.
Annie: Maybe he’s had a blow to the head.
George: I’m sorry?
Annie: Happened to my Nan. She got hit in the head by a radio controlled plane at a county fair. From that moment – obsessed with pygmy goats.
George: There wasn’t a single bit of that sentence I understood.
Mitchell: I never know with you whether its Jewish guilt, or Werewolf guilt.
George: They’re pretty much the same thing.
Gilbert: It’s death for no reason, and death for no reason is murder.
George: Oh no, it just occurred to me. I was on the jaws of a change when me and Nina… you know. I had the wolf in me.
Mitchell: [to Annie] So did Nina.
George: Who keeps their rotten tomatoes? Who looks in their salad cooler, sees their tomatoes are on the turn and thinks ‘oh no, no I’ll hang on to those in case some paedos move in opposite’?
George: That was pathetic! We were like the world’s gayest ninjas.
Mitchell: Annie! Get away from here!
Annie: No! I’m not going to leave you!
George: Annie, just go! [Flashes his Star of David at Seth]
Seth: That’s not going to work this time, Digby. There’s too many of us.
Mitchell: Let them go, Seth. If you let them go, I swear I won’t run.
Seth: [ripping sound is heard] Ow…
Lauren: Well, he won’t be staring at my tits when he speaks to me anymore.
George: Someone actually recruited an old woman?
Herrick: You know what it’s like. You’re out and about, you get the munchies. You’ll eat anything.
George: Humanity is about love, and sacrifice. This does not rob me of my humanity. It proves it.
Lucy: Puncture marks in the neck, body exsanguinated – drained of blood. Now, what could that be? Ladies and gentlemen, somewhere in Bristol is a gay vampire.
Nurse: Count Spectacular.
Lucy: Mince of Darkness.
Policeman: I bet he’d like to see *my* full moon.
Lucy: If you see the guy I declared dead walking round… kill him!
Molly: Do you like cats?
George: Yeah. Couldn’t eat a whole one, though.
George: [to himself] Who am I kidding? Course I could!
Ivan: Take a drink. Only alcohol tonight, I’m afraid – none of the hard stuff.
Being Human Trivia
Annie appears in the clothes she was wearing when she died which change subtly depending on her state of mind.
According to Aidan Turner in a BBC3 question-and-answer session, Mitchell’s fingerless gloves were more necessity than fashion statement due to the freezing set temperatures filming in wintertime Bristol.
Annie’s eyes are normally brown but they turn blue when she is visible to humans and turn violet when she is haunting.
Toby Whithouse originally conceived the show as a drama in the vein of “This Life” (1996) with the three characters sharing a flat. Originally, Mitchell was a sex addict, George had anger-management problems and Annie was an agoraphobe. Whithouse added the supernatural elements later, finding what he believed to be the underworld equivalent for each character: the sex addict Mitchell became a vampire, the angry man George became a werewolf, and the agoraphobe Annie became a ghost.
Aidan Turner is the only one of the main cast members not to have appeared on “Doctor Who” (2005). Russell Tovey (George) played Alonso Frame in “Doctor Who: Voyage of the Damned (#4.0)” (2007), Lenora Crichlow (Annie) played Cheen in “Doctor Who: Gridlock (#3.3)” (2007), and Sinead Keenan (Nina) played Addams in “Doctor Who: The End of Time: Part One” (2009) and “Doctor Who: The End of Time: Part Two” (2010). Additionally, Donald Sumpter who plays Kemp in Season 2, has appeared in the original “Doctor Who” (1963) serials The Wheel in Space (Episodes 1-6) and The Sea Devils (Episodes 3-5).
Being Human Character Guide
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John Mitchell, played by Aidan Turner The dark and handsome Mitchell who, in contrast to George, has the gift of the gab and is very popular with the ladies. He’s a vampire who has been struggling to go cold-turkey from the blood he so desperately craves. Now, in the wake of the vampire leader, Herrick’s death, Mitchell must appease an out of control vampire world – can he find a way to lead by example?
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George, played by Russell Tovey Battling with his double identity as a mild-mannered hospital porter who for one night a month is transformed into a flesh-hungry, predatory werewolf. George is coming to terms with the fact that he has Herrick’s blood on his hands, and a girlfriend who knows his horrific secret.
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Annie, played by Lenora Crichlow A ghost who haunted the house that she and her fiancé, Owen shared while she was alive. Annie turned down entering through the door of death in order to help Mitchell who had been injured, but doing so will definitely impact her current state. The good news is, her confidence is at a peak, and she’s determined to stand up and be counted in the real world.
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Nina, played by Sinead Keenan A tough senior nurse who has fell hard for George, unaware that he was hiding a dark secret. Their relationship has had its ups and downs, but now Nina has gotten much more than she bargained for when George inadvertently scratches her during a transformation and passes his werewolf curse onto her.
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Kemp, played by Donald Sumpter A member of a secretive organization whose mission is to pursue supernatural beings. He is a religious zealot who has his own agenda regarding treatment and punishment of these beings – he believes they should be removed from society entirely.
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Lucy, played by Lyndsey Marshal Lucy and Mitchell met while working at the hospital and they became romantically involved. However, is Lucy really what she seems? And what will happen when her true identity is revealed?
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Being Human Episode Guide
Season 1
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1×01 Series 1, Episode 1
Three twenty-something housemates who are united in trying to live normal lives despite struggling with unusual afflictions: one’s a werewolf, one’s a vampire, and one’s a ghost. On first appearances things seem to be positive and ‘normal’ for the three friends. Ghost Annie is buoyed by the fact she is finally starting to be seen by ordinary people, rather than just by her housemates. In an attempt to escape the guilt and self-loathing for his previous killings, vampire Mitchell has sworn off blood, determined to kick the habit. Even the neurotic and anxious George is in relatively good spirits, putting his monthly transformation into a rampaging werewolf to the back of his mind to focus on life in the new house-share. But it’s not long before their supernatural conditions catch up with them…
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Jan. 25, 2009 |
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1×02 Series 1, Episode 2
George is shocked when he meets another werewolf, Tully (Dean Lennox Kelly, Shameless). Tully is the opposite of George – he’s perfectly content being a werewolf. He wants to teach George how to enjoy himself, but George just can’t accept what he’s become and is disgusted by Tully’s attitude. Unfortunately, Tully’s invited to stay at the house by Mitchell – a failed attempt on his part to embrace the world and be more human. Of course, he soon becomes the housemate from hell.
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Feb. 01, 2009 |
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1×03 Series 1, Episode 3
Annie meets another ghost, Gilbert (Alex Price), who died in the mid-1980s. He lets Annie know she’s stuck in limbo because there is something unresolved about her death. Meanwhile, a nurse George works with is clearly interested in being more than friends, but he does not think, considering his situation, that he should be in a relationship. But as the full moon gets closer, and George’s animalistic tendencies take hold, he becomes more impulsive – and lusty.
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Feb. 08, 2009 |
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1×04 Series 1, Episode 4
Mitchell’s attempts to embrace humanity become even more intense when he befriends a 12-year-old boy, Bernie (Mykola Allen), and his divorced mom, Fleur (Julia Ford), who live on the same street. But things turn sour when Bernie is shocked to see a glimpse of Mitchell’s vampire existence. Meanwhile, Annie is traumatized by a shocking revelation about Owen. Through her rage she discovers some powerful and uncontrollable skills.
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Feb. 15, 2009 |
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1×05 Series 1, Episode 5
Mitchell is traumatized by the way his friendship with Bernie ended, which has pushed him back towards the vampire fold. Annie decides that she must avenge Owen and enlists George’s help, but her self-confidence is at an all time low, and Owen still has a firm hold on her emotions even in death. Meanwhile Nina is becoming ever more suspicious of George’s behavior. George knows that if this relationship is to work then he cannot hide his true nature forever.
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Feb. 22, 2009 |
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1×06 Series 1, Episode 6 Mitchell is in the hospital following an almost-fatal attack on his doorstep. Mitchell does not want his friends involved in the inevitable showdown with his lethal attackers, but Annie bravely decides that she cannot just stand by without doing anything. But George is faced with a huge dilemma. Should he try to help Mitchell, or should he flee and try to start a normal life with his girlfriend? |
Mar. 01, 2009 |
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TV Special: Unearthed
Unearthed takes the audience on a unique behind-the-scenes tour to meet many of the actors who play the much-loved characters from the series including Aidan Turner (Mitchell), …
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Mar. 28, 2009 |
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Pilot
Having had enough of sleeping in hostels and temporary accommodation, Mitchell, a vampire, and George, a warewolf, decide to get a flat together where they can indulge in their love …
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Feb. 18, 2008 |
Season 2
| Episode | Original Air Date | |
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2×01 Series 2, Episode 1 Mitchell realizes that the vampire society is in complete disarray following the death of Herrick – and it’s about to implode. Meanwhile George seems like a changed man after crossing the line and killing – until he discovers a horrible truth about Nina. And Annie is feeling confident and visible enough to get a job. |
Jan. 10, 2010 |
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2×02 Series 2, Episode 2 Annie thinks she has met the man of her dreams, a sexy human called Saul. But Saul is not all he seems and the only date he’s interested in is with Death. Meanwhile, Mitchell realizes that if he’s going to contain the vampires then he’s going to have to get his hands dirty. And George struggles to maintain a normal relationship with Nina. |
Jan. 17, 2010 |
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2×03 Series 2, Episode 3 Mitchell becomes the reluctant leader of the vampires in an attempt to contain their increasingly random killings. The only light at the end of the tunnel is his burgeoning relationship with Lucy Jaggat, the feisty new doctor at work, who studies werewolves, vampires and ghosts. George, reeling from Nina’s departure, takes his mind off things by helping Annie in her mission to play Cupid. She’s determined to get her old boss Hugh back together with the love of his life. |
Jan. 24, 2010 |
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2×04 Series 2, Episode 4 George embraces normality in a desperate attempt to contain the wolf. He gets a new job, a new girlfriend, and even a cage to transform in. But he soon recognizes that containing the wolf is an impossible task. Meanwhile, Annie meets an enigmatic ghost who offers to help her keep Death at bay. And Mitchell falls in deeper with the vampires. |
Jan. 31, 2010 |
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2×05 Series 2, Episode 5 Mitchell’s past is revealed and the reasons why he turned his back on killing. In the present, he’s struggling to contain that same desire and need. Things with Lucy also come to a passionate head. Meanwhile, George’s relationship with his girlfriend, Sam continues to grow and Annie has a shock when she’s left looking after a ghost baby. |
Feb. 07, 2010 |
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2×06 Series 2, Episode 6 Annie gets a job working with a stage psychic and finds a new sense of purpose by helping ghosts resolve their issues with their living relatives. But things take a turn for the worse when Annie’s mom appears in the audience. Meanwhile, Lucy’s reaction to sleeping with Mitchell has some very violent and shocking repercussions. And Sam has got a very important question for George. |
Feb. 14, 2010 |
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2×07 Series 2, Episode 7 Mitchell discovers a shocking truth about Lucy and the vampire massacre. He swears revenge – in style. Meanwhile, Nina returns, presenting George with the most difficult decision of his life. There are big decisions for Annie too, when she decides it’s time to pass on. George, Nina and Annie end up in Lucy’s research facility – and it seems that only Mitchell can save them. |
Feb. 21, 2010 |
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2×08 Series 2, Episode 8 It’s the final showdown at the research facility. Will Mitchell save his friends from Lucy’s macabre experiments? And as Mitchell’s heart blackens with rage and fury will his friends be able to save him from himself? And is this really the end of Annie? |
Feb. 28, 2010 |
Being Human Episode Guide
Season 1
| Episode | Original Air Date | |
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1×01 Series 1, Episode 1
Three twenty-something housemates who are united in trying to live normal lives despite struggling with unusual afflictions: one’s a werewolf, one’s a vampire, and one’s a ghost. On first appearances things seem to be positive and ‘normal’ for the three friends. Ghost Annie is buoyed by the fact she is finally starting to be seen by ordinary people, rather than just by her housemates. In an attempt to escape the guilt and self-loathing for his previous killings, vampire Mitchell has sworn off blood, determined to kick the habit. Even the neurotic and anxious George is in relatively good spirits, putting his monthly transformation into a rampaging werewolf to the back of his mind to focus on life in the new house-share. But it’s not long before their supernatural conditions catch up with them…
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Jan. 25, 2009 |
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1×02 Series 1, Episode 2
George is shocked when he meets another werewolf, Tully (Dean Lennox Kelly, Shameless). Tully is the opposite of George – he’s perfectly content being a werewolf. He wants to teach George how to enjoy himself, but George just can’t accept what he’s become and is disgusted by Tully’s attitude. Unfortunately, Tully’s invited to stay at the house by Mitchell – a failed attempt on his part to embrace the world and be more human. Of course, he soon becomes the housemate from hell.
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Feb. 01, 2009 |
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1×03 Series 1, Episode 3
Annie meets another ghost, Gilbert (Alex Price), who died in the mid-1980s. He lets Annie know she’s stuck in limbo because there is something unresolved about her death. Meanwhile, a nurse George works with is clearly interested in being more than friends, but he does not think, considering his situation, that he should be in a relationship. But as the full moon gets closer, and George’s animalistic tendencies take hold, he becomes more impulsive – and lusty.
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Feb. 08, 2009 |
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1×04 Series 1, Episode 4
Mitchell’s attempts to embrace humanity become even more intense when he befriends a 12-year-old boy, Bernie (Mykola Allen), and his divorced mom, Fleur (Julia Ford), who live on the same street. But things turn sour when Bernie is shocked to see a glimpse of Mitchell’s vampire existence. Meanwhile, Annie is traumatized by a shocking revelation about Owen. Through her rage she discovers some powerful and uncontrollable skills.
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Feb. 15, 2009 |
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1×05 Series 1, Episode 5
Mitchell is traumatized by the way his friendship with Bernie ended, which has pushed him back towards the vampire fold. Annie decides that she must avenge Owen and enlists George’s help, but her self-confidence is at an all time low, and Owen still has a firm hold on her emotions even in death. Meanwhile Nina is becoming ever more suspicious of George’s behavior. George knows that if this relationship is to work then he cannot hide his true nature forever.
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Feb. 22, 2009 |
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1×06 Series 1, Episode 6 Mitchell is in the hospital following an almost-fatal attack on his doorstep. Mitchell does not want his friends involved in the inevitable showdown with his lethal attackers, but Annie bravely decides that she cannot just stand by without doing anything. But George is faced with a huge dilemma. Should he try to help Mitchell, or should he flee and try to start a normal life with his girlfriend? |
Mar. 01, 2009 |
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TV Special: Unearthed
Unearthed takes the audience on a unique behind-the-scenes tour to meet many of the actors who play the much-loved characters from the series including Aidan Turner (Mitchell), …
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Mar. 28, 2009 |
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Pilot
Having had enough of sleeping in hostels and temporary accommodation, Mitchell, a vampire, and George, a warewolf, decide to get a flat together where they can indulge in their love …
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Feb. 18, 2008 |
Season 2
| Episode | Original Air Date | |
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2×01 Series 2, Episode 1 Mitchell realizes that the vampire society is in complete disarray following the death of Herrick – and it’s about to implode. Meanwhile George seems like a changed man after crossing the line and killing – until he discovers a horrible truth about Nina. And Annie is feeling confident and visible enough to get a job. |
Jan. 10, 2010 |
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2×02 Series 2, Episode 2 Annie thinks she has met the man of her dreams, a sexy human called Saul. But Saul is not all he seems and the only date he’s interested in is with Death. Meanwhile, Mitchell realizes that if he’s going to contain the vampires then he’s going to have to get his hands dirty. And George struggles to maintain a normal relationship with Nina. |
Jan. 17, 2010 |
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2×03 Series 2, Episode 3 Mitchell becomes the reluctant leader of the vampires in an attempt to contain their increasingly random killings. The only light at the end of the tunnel is his burgeoning relationship with Lucy Jaggat, the feisty new doctor at work, who studies werewolves, vampires and ghosts. George, reeling from Nina’s departure, takes his mind off things by helping Annie in her mission to play Cupid. She’s determined to get her old boss Hugh back together with the love of his life. |
Jan. 24, 2010 |
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2×04 Series 2, Episode 4 George embraces normality in a desperate attempt to contain the wolf. He gets a new job, a new girlfriend, and even a cage to transform in. But he soon recognizes that containing the wolf is an impossible task. Meanwhile, Annie meets an enigmatic ghost who offers to help her keep Death at bay. And Mitchell falls in deeper with the vampires. |
Jan. 31, 2010 |
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2×05 Series 2, Episode 5 Mitchell’s past is revealed and the reasons why he turned his back on killing. In the present, he’s struggling to contain that same desire and need. Things with Lucy also come to a passionate head. Meanwhile, George’s relationship with his girlfriend, Sam continues to grow and Annie has a shock when she’s left looking after a ghost baby. |
Feb. 07, 2010 |
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2×06 Series 2, Episode 6 Annie gets a job working with a stage psychic and finds a new sense of purpose by helping ghosts resolve their issues with their living relatives. But things take a turn for the worse when Annie’s mom appears in the audience. Meanwhile, Lucy’s reaction to sleeping with Mitchell has some very violent and shocking repercussions. And Sam has got a very important question for George. |
Feb. 14, 2010 |
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2×07 Series 2, Episode 7 Mitchell discovers a shocking truth about Lucy and the vampire massacre. He swears revenge – in style. Meanwhile, Nina returns, presenting George with the most difficult decision of his life. There are big decisions for Annie too, when she decides it’s time to pass on. George, Nina and Annie end up in Lucy’s research facility – and it seems that only Mitchell can save them. |
Feb. 21, 2010 |
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2×08 Series 2, Episode 8 It’s the final showdown at the research facility. Will Mitchell save his friends from Lucy’s macabre experiments? And as Mitchell’s heart blackens with rage and fury will his friends be able to save him from himself? And is this really the end of Annie? |
Feb. 28, 2010 |
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Being Human Overview
Being Human is a contemporary supernatural drama that is witty , exciting, sexy and takes a extraordinary look at the friendship between three 20-something outsiders trying to find their way in an enticing, yet complicated world as they deal with the challenges of being supernatural creatures. Mitchell and George are two lads who, like any of their peers, would love to hit the town, pull girls and spend evenings down the pub. Mitchell is a hospital cleaner, good looking, laid back and a hit with the ladies. Oh, and he’s a blood-sucking vampire. Mitchell’s friend George works in the same hospital as a porter. He’s an awkward but lovable geek who was befriended by Mitchell two years ago. George was heartbroken after he had to move away from the love of his life; he had to leave before she discovered that at every full moon, he sprouts a snout, grows a very hairy back and transforms into a werewolf. Having had enough of sleeping in hostels and temporary accommodation, Mitchell and George decide to get a flat together where they can indulge in their love of beer, pizza and watching TV. They just want to have a go at being normal – being human. Annie is their uninvited lodger. When the guys moved into their new creepy abode they were not expecting to share it with a ghost with a confidence crisis. Annie used to live in the flat with her boyfriend but following a mysterious fatal accident, and now suffering from a distinct lack of self esteem, she can’t move on. So, she spends her time wandering around the house, making cups of tea she can’t drink and scaring away anyone who dares try to move into her home. But when George and Mitchell move in Annie’s surprised to find two new friends who are as unusual and weird as she is. Life is never dull as the threesome deal with the challenges of being supernatural creatures, bonded by their desire to adopt the lifestyle of their neighbours and humanity.
The Addams Family Season 2 (1965-1966)
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2×01 My Fair Cousin Itt Gomez has written a play for Wednesday’s birthday and hires a director in hopes of rekindling his career. After Fester, upset that Cousin Itt got the lead role, locks him in his room … |
Sep. 17, 1965 |
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2×02 Morticia’s Romance (1) It’s Gomez and Morticia’s 13th wedding anniversary and they tell the children the story of how they got together instead of him marrying her sister Ophelia. |
Sep. 24, 1965 |
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2×03 Morticia’s Romance (2) Pugsley and Wednesday are eager to hear the rest of the story of Ophelia and Gomez’s planned wedding. |
Oct. 01, 1965 |
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2×04 Morticia Meets Royalty Princess Millicent von Schlepp and her aide Lady Fingers comes for a visit to the Addams home. Not being able to accept her many demands, she’s moved to a hotel but Thing is depressed … |
Oct. 08, 1965 |
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2×05 Gomez, the People’s Choice After receiving his new tax bill, Gomez is convinced the Mayor is incompetent and decides to run for the office himself. After a debate it’s Gomez’s honesty that nearly gets him elected … |
Oct. 15, 1965 |
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2×06 Cousin Itt’s Problem It’s Uncle Fester and his chemistry project to the rescue after cousin Itt starts losing his hair… and his charmingly good looks. |
Oct. 22, 1965 |
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2×07 Halloween – Addams Style Wednesday becomes upset when a neighbor tells her that witches do not exist. The Addams prove they’re real by holding a séance for some of their departed relatives. Meanwhile, they … |
Oct. 29, 1965 |
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2×08 Morticia, the Writer Mortica is appalled after the kids tell her that the books in school portray witches and dragons as evil. After deciding to write her own stories, Gomez gets worried that she has become … |
Nov. 05, 1965 |
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2×09 Morticia, the Sculptress Morticia takes up sculpting, but after 3 weeks no one is impressed by her work. So Gomez hires Sam Picasso to find a buyer for her great artwork. |
Nov. 12, 1965 |
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2×10 Gomez, the Reluctant Lover Pugsley copies an old love letter from Gomez to give to his teacher. But after a visit to the Addams home she is convinced Gomez wrote it and not Pugsley. |
Nov. 19, 1965 |
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2×11 Fued in the Addams Family Abigail Addams has arrived in town to remove Gomez as head of the family fortune. Mrs. Courtney would like to meet her while she is around and encourages her son Robespierre to get … |
Nov. 26, 1965 |
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2×12 Gomez, the Cat Burglar After reading Robin Hood, Gomez becomes a burglar while sleepwalking and stores the loot in the basement. |
Dec. 03, 1965 |
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2×13 Portrait of Gomez Morticia gets Gomez to learn to drive just so he can get his picture taken by a photographer who once took a great picture of him. But he now works as the department of motor vehicles … |
Dec. 10, 1965 |
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2×14 Morticia’s Dilemma An old family friend Don Xavier Francisco de la Mancha Molines is coming to visit. His daughter Consuela is getting married and assumes Gomez is the groom. After seeing his lifestyle … |
Dec. 17, 1965 |
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2×15 Christmas with the Addams Family Uncle Fester is chosen to play Santa Claus for the kids. But after getting stuck in the chimney, each family member tries to dress as Santa so not to disappoint the children. |
Dec. 24, 1965 |
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2×16 Uncle Fester, Tycoon Morticia pretends to be the mother of Diana the bearded lady, a pen pal of Fester’s, after he proposes to her through the mail. |
Dec. 31, 1965 |
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2×17 Morticia and Gomez vs. Fester and Grandmama Grandmama and Fester move out of the mansion after Morticia and Gomez accuses them of spoiling the children. |
Jan. 07, 1966 |
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2×18 Fester Goes on a Diet Morticia is worried after seeing Fester exercising with a TV fitness guru. He’s attempting to get fit after hearing that his pen pal friend, Fifi, is coming for a visit. After accidentally … |
Jan. 14, 1966 |
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2×19 The Great Treasure Hunt The Family discovers Great-Grandfather Pegleg’s old sea chest, complete with a treasure map. The hunt is on to find the hidden booty. |
Jan. 21, 1966 |
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2×20 Ophelia Finds Romance Ophelia meets Horatio Bartholomew at a Lonely Hearts’ Club, and Grandma Frump objects to him. Morticia and Gomez also believe he’s a phony and tries to convince her to marry Cousin … |
Jan. 28, 1966 |
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2×21 Pugsley’s Allowance Pugsley wants to work so after trying out a few different jobs with no success he tries cutting hedges. After cutting them into evil monsters, a neighbor threatens to sue the Addam … |
Feb. 04, 1966 |
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2×22 Happy Birthday, Grandma Frump It’s grandma Frump’s birthday and the Addams family plan to send her to a beauty spa as a present. Pugsley mistakingly tells her that they are sending her to Gomez’s new retirement … |
Feb. 11, 1966 |
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2×23 Morticia, the Decorator Morticia decides to become a decorator and Gomez tries to woo in the new neighbors the Digby’s as her first client by investing a million dollars of insurance in Digby’s company. |
Feb. 18, 1966 |
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2×24 Ophelia Visits Morticia Fester joins the Peace Corps in order to find Ophelia’s beau Montrose and return him home. But the Corps refuses Fester and the Addams family are afraid to tell him and break his h … |
Feb. 25, 1965 |
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2×25 Addams Cum Laude After threatening to have the kids expelled from school Morticia decides to put the children in a private school run by Mr. Hilliard. Once he finds out they are enrolled Hilliard resigns … |
Mar. 04, 1966 |
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2×26 Cat Addams Kitty Cat is sick and the witch doctor refuses to do a house call. After finding a veterinarian to take a look at Kitty he soon loses his nerve . The family tries boosting his confidence … |
Mar. 11, 1966 |
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2×27 Lurch’s Little Helper Feeling Lurch is overworked Gomez builds Smiley the robot as an assistant for him. Soon Lurch feels jealous and unwanted of his mechanical counterpart. |
Mar. 18, 1966 |
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2×28 The Addams Policy Fester accidentally burns up the families stuffed polar bear and wants the insurance company to replace it. Having thought he had canceled their policy, Mr. Digby gets fired by the … |
Mar. 25, 1966 |
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2×29 Lurch’s Grand Romance Lurch falls in love with Morticia’s old school friend but is painfully shy around women. Gomez and Fester try to give him advice to overcome his shyness. |
Apr. 01, 1966 |
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2×30 Ophelia’s Career Ophelia arrives with boyfriend troubles again so Morticia helps her forget by taking up singing. Gomez hires Signor Bellini to give her lessons and sets up an audition with opera star … |
Apr. 08, 1966 |
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TV Special: Addam’s Family Halloween Special A revival of the popular ’60s TV comedy series “The Addams Family” has them preparing for Halloween in their own inimitable way. |
Oct. 30, 1977 |