Being Human will return for a fourth series next year.
Series four will see the aftermath as the housemates return to their home in Barry Island. The series will also introduce some new faces.
Harry Lansdown, Acting Controller, BBC Three says:
"Being Human's brilliant mixture of fantasy and every day life continues to provide, must-see, ground breaking drama for BBC Three, and I'm delighted to announce a fourth series for 2012"
Toby Whithouse, Creator and Executive Producer says:
"We were overwhelmed by the response to series three, and so we're absolutely thrilled that the BBC have given us this opportunity to continue our show into a fourth year. We've got another intense and epic story lined up for you, with some new faces and old, and even more horror and mayhem and mugs of tea. I can't wait to get started."
Rob Pursey, Executive Producer, Touchpaper Television says:
"Being Human feels like it's taken on a life of its own now, and we are delighted. I've never known a drama develop such a strong relationship with its audience. We're very excited to be making a fourth series."
Eleanor Moran, Executive Producer, BBC Cymru Wales says:
"Following such a dramatic finale, I am thrilled to have Being Human return for a fourth series."
The fourth series of Being Human has 8x60 minute episodes and has been commissioned by Ben Stephenson, Controller, BBC Drama Commissioning and Harry Lansdown, Acting Controller, BBC Three.
Being Human is written by Toby Whithouse (Torchwood, Doctor Who) and the fourth series will be produced by Philip Trethowan. Executive Producers are Toby Whithouse, Rob Pursey, Touchpaper Television, and Eleanor Moran, for BBC Cymru Wales.
Source: BBC
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