George is shocked when he meets another werewolf, a rough-and-ready rogue called Tully, as BBC Three's sexy, witty and thrilling new series continues.

Tully is the opposite of George – he's content with his condition and wants to teach George how to enjoy being a werewolf – but this is the last thing that George wants. He doesn't want to accept what he is and his attitude towards Tully is one of thinly veiled disgust.

It's not long, however, before Tully works his way into the house that George shares with Mitchell and Annie. He is invited to stay by Mitchell as part of his concerted efforts to embrace the world and, thus, be more human. Tully charms Mitchell and Annie but soon becomes the housemate from hell – eating all the food, stinking out the bathroom and flirting with the only female in the house.

Tully also seems to be thawing George, and wants to teach him how to embrace his inner-werewolf. He also offers George advice on how to treat the ladies – which George takes on board in order to try to get a date with Nina, the feisty nurse he fancies.

Meanwhile, Mitchell continues his battle to stay on the wagon – and it seems like it's going well. He resists Lauren's advances and those of a pretty girl at a party, but his vampire appetite can never be entirely suppressed – particularly when Lauren seems determined to tempt him.

Russell Tovey plays George, Dean Lennox Kelly is Tully, Aidan Turner is Mitchell, Lenora Crichlow is Annie, Annabel Scholey is Lauren and Sinead Keenan is Nina.

Annie: Lenora Crichlow
Mitchell: Aidan Turner
George: Russell Tovey
Lauren: Annabel Scholey
Herrick: Jason Watkins
Tully: Dean Lennox Kelly
Nina: Sinead Keenan II
Hannah: Kerry Gibson
Maggie: Lizzie Roper
Werewolf: Paul Kasey
Producer: Matthew Bouch
Author: Toby Whithouse