| "No Care, All Responsibility" | |
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| Air date | March 3rd, 2013 |
| Writers | Sarah Dollard |
| Director | Daniel O'Hara |
| Producers | Polly Buckle; Rob Pursey; Toby Whithouse; Philip Trethowan |
| Starring | Michael Socha; Damien Molony; Kate Bracken; Steven Robertson |
| Episode guide | |
| Previous "The Greater Good" |
Next "The Last Broadcast" |
"No Care, All Responsibility" is the fifth episode of season five of the British supernatural drama series Being Human. It is the thirty-fifth episode of the program overall. It was directed by Daniel O'Hara with a script written by Sarah Dollard. It first aired in the United Kingdom on BBC Three on Sunday, March 3rd, 2013 at 10:00 pm.
Cast[]
Principal Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Michael Socha | Tom McNair |
| Damien Molony | Hal Yorke |
| Kate Bracken | Alex Millar |
| Steven Robertson | Dominic Rook |
Guest Stars[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Phil Davis | Captain Hatch |
| Kathryn Prescott | Natasha Miles |
| Séon Rogers | Ray |
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Quotes[]
- Tom McNair: She makes me feel things.
- Alex Millar: What things?
- Tom McNair: Feelings.
- Alex Millar: She made you feel feelings?
- Tom McNair: Yeah.
- Alex Millar: What a bitch. You should stake her, anyway.
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- Alex Millar: What the hell are you?
- Captain Hatch: I'm only the fucking devil, sweetheart.
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- Dominic Rook: I suppose there's no reason to obtain secrecy any more. The truth is we've long feared the suicides have a supernatural cause. Most likely the result of a Type One.
- Alex Millar: Great, he's blaming ghosts now. Ghosts are type one right?
- Hal Yorke: Umm-hum.
- Alex Millar: Great, he's blaming ghosts now!
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- Alex Millar: Oi! Wrinkle-tits! I don't care if you've got enough viagra to float the Titanic, no-one is doing any rising on my watch
See also[]
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UK Series |
US/Canada Series |
External Links[]
 This article is an episode from series five of the British television version of Being Human. Episodes
"The Trinity" • "Sticks and Rope" • "Pie and Prejudice" • "The Greater Good" • "No Care, All Responsibility" • "The Last Broadcast" Main Characters
Other Characters
Dominic Rook • Captain Hath • Alistair Frith • Lady Mary • Larry Chrysler |