Zoë is not dead! WOOT! Nick is. Go Zoë!! Love me a girl that can swing a bat like that!
She was killing zombies old school style - a la Woody Harrelson in Zombieland- “Time to nut up or shut up.”
But, notice how Woody remembers to double tap- even with a bat? (Rule #2 of Zombieland)
Aidan wakes up in a trash heap, fully clothed, but barefoot.
Apparently, he was sleep-walking?
Is this a side effect from his flu-virus- werewolf-blood-immunization or was he really just "backed up?"
Besides, Aidan sleeps in his leather jacket? really?
(He sleeps? The Twilight vampires never slept, but then again, they also sparkle...)
Stevie ATE the postman? Shut. up.
(you know how dogs hate the mailman...)
(and yes, Josh did very specifically, and rather oddly, refer to the departed mail carrier as a "United States Postal Worker." Perhaps Sam Huntington's mail is delivered by a woman?)
And, instead of the fridge, Stevie put his leftovers, the left arm, in the breadbox?
...and this little snort-out loud moment:
Stevie: I tried living on the street. It didn't take too long until I got scared. Then I remembered the lake house.
Sally: Keanu?
Josh: Sandy?
Stevie: What?
Sally: Nothing. Go on.
Josh: Nothing, just continue.
(The movie, The Lake House)
Remember, Trent's door looked just like Nick's and Stevie's.
What does the gold-painted seashell symbolize?
Or, does Donna just lack good door decorating taste?
The midwife left the dead baby in a burlap sack at the end of Susanna's bed? WTF?
Will Aidan's first human victim (he's gotta run out of chickens sometime), after returning home from the war, be the cruel and covetous Reverend? I sure as hell hope so.
Kat is rather taken with the surname, Waite, isn't she?
She shows Aidan a book printed by no other than Edmund Waite, Aidan's father, having remembered seeing it as the name of the printer at the bottom of a title page of an antique book she perused before she met Aidan? Hmmm.
Me thinks her vague resemblance to the fair Susanna and her interest in the Revolutionary War isn't coincidental.
I like her, though, and she'd rock as a vampire- brilliant and deadly! She'd wipe the floor with Blake.
Kat slept with that man? Jeff Weston. Yuck. They were definitely a Christie-Brinkley-and-Billy-Joel sort of couple. Maybe he rocked the casbah? Nah. Not a chance.
And then, we find that Aidan has eaten Professor Pedo without being conscious of doing so? (once again, Aidan awakes in an alley having been asleep in his leather jacket, but this time wearing shoes.)
This also means Aidan left Kat's in the middle of the night, after mad-passionate first-time-together sex .
Dude, sneaking off in the middle of the night after the first time you have sex with a woman you are dating in hopes of a relationship instead of just getting laid, is a serious post-coital etiquette faux pas. (even if you did kill her self-aggrandizing, bad-hair-having, co-ed screwing ex)
My advice: Don't run home. Head to the bakery for fresh pastries and good coffee, grab some fresh strawberries from the grocery, a bunch of tulips, maybe, and return, delivering food and morning nookie.
Why aren't the two ghost women that Aidan fed to Henry still pestering Aidan?
(I loved Sally's line in Episode 8: "Yeah, and you two look like human maxi-pads. Glass houses much?")
Still no Liam. What's our psychopathic lycanthrope been plotting?
See, I told you Aidan not mentioning Pete was gonna be a problem.
Oddly, the actor who played Pete turned up in last night's episode of Lost Girl, which airs immediately after Being Human, so we got to spend a little more time with Pete.
I liked Pete. He'd have been a great werewolf-father-figure for Josh. Plus, Pete kinda reminds me of George Bailey's guardian angel from It's a Wonderful Life, Clarence Odbody. You know, if you overlook Pete's dope-smoking, daisy-pooping, vegetarian werewolf-iness.
