Being Human - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
It's a Shame About Ray
Aidan resurfaces from being grounded and finds the vampire community vastly changed.
(Dead) Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
Sally flirts with Trent, an old acquaintance. Aidan searches for blood and reunites with someone from his past.
The Teens They Are a Changin'
Nora and Josh meet a teenage runaway and debate how to handle the situation.
I'm So Lonesome I Could Die
Sally reaches out to Aidan as his struggle to survive becomes direr.
Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Mouth
Liam tries to pit Josh and Nora against Aidan, while Sally gets closer with Max at the funeral home.
What's Blood Got to Do with It?
After an accidental encounter with someone from her past, Sally flees to Donna to try and make things right.
One Is Silver and the Other Pagan
Josh reconnects with Emily while he and Nora care for Erin.
Your Body Is a Condemned Wonderland
Josh and Nora's newfound bliss is short lived when Liam returns with an agenda for Aidan.
Of Mice and Wolfmen
Aidan remembers his wife as he gets sicker. Sally struggles with a hunger that she hasn't felt before.
For Those About to Rot
Josh learns that Aidan made a sacrifice to protect him and Nora. Sally discovers Nick and Stevie's fates, and Aidan's date with Kat causes him to remember his wife and son.
If I Only Had Raw Brain
Josh and Nora's search for Donna continues while Sally further deteriorates.
Always a Bridesmaid, Never Alive
Sally prepares to battle Donna, and Aidan juggles his relationship with Kat while preparing for Kenny's "re-birth".
Ruh Roh
Josh and Nora face Liam for the final time, and Aidan must deal with Kenny now that he's turned into an abomination.
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