being human series 2 episode 4

spoilers are on the. if you dont' want to be spoiled - GO AWAY!

the new episode of being human has just arrive on my and lap and it's more dark than funny. first Annie follows a mail man and she needs to set a life. so she gets suck to the door again and get save by the world war two pilot made sykes (what kind of name is that? and the hair is tragic). meanwhile, Mitchell is being offer a Gothic vampire-lover. (but she's more lolita dark than Gothic) George by a cage and the contractor immediately goes on the sex angle ( the serial killer angle look plusible as russell tovey look like it.
some afterward, Mitchell makes the vampire's of Bristol to quit blood and forces them to join an AA kind of meeting and the old lady(pensioner) who banged Hitler is still there (please give her a speaking role. ask he what it's like to bang Hitler. did he like pillow talk or more of a dirty sexy talk kind of guy?) a bit of a cameo for nina ( Sinead Keenan teaches ) who got a nose bleed and disappear. george goes out on the world and teach bad word to immigrants ( the first step of learning a language is to learn the bad word first their is no other way to learn........ for me) sykesannie that way of the ghost by feeling auras and participating in a weird food tasting event( it look like an average day at the culinary school for psychics. "today we will learn how to predict the next person to attempt to make a bad risotto")
George, think he has beaten the wolf, get panic attacks and curses for no apparent reason (the equivalent amount of cursing in torchwood) and then vents it on the biggest prick in the entire show so far. Ivan joins in on Mitchell's blood abstinence (do you get ring or buttons if you complete the program) but like any other celebrity who get into unti-drugs PSA, ask michell do the program while still drinking blood. the end was a bit sad as sykes 'flathair' leave and george cries him self to sleep (join the club)
all in all, it a good watch but i still want to see more daisy and less badly played romances (sorry mitchell! i really need to say it)