Being Human (1212-2014)

Based on the hit British supernatural comedy of the same name, SyFy's Being Human was sort of like a supernatural, gender-inverted, disappointingly less horny version of Three's Company. See, there's this female ghost, Sally (Meaghan Rath) who haunts the Boston home where she died after her angry fiancé tossed her down the stairs. Meanwhile, 260-year-old vampire Aidan (Sam Witwer) works at a Boston hospital alongside an even hunkier werewolf named Josh (Sam Huntington). Josh and Aidan move into Sally's house, meet up with her, and there we have our supernatural trio! For four seasons starting in 2011, fans watched as Josh tried to cure himself of his lupine curse by killing the guy who bit him, only to end up getting but again. Sally kept trying to do the whole "move on to the next plane of existence" thing, only to end up a zombie when a witch's spell to turn her human goes awry. And Aidan dealt with all sorts of vampire politics. Scores of spooky misadventures kept viewers entertained, especially the one that led to us seeing a bit of butt. True to vampire lore, Sam Witwer is a brooding babe that's always down to do some sucking. On the show, it's mostly sucking face, which Sam does with both men and women rather frequently. His abs look incredible in a bunch of shirtless scenes that'll have you begging to climb into his coffin and make that thing shake! Co-star Kyle Schmid is a little more generous with the glutes, showing the top of his crack during some kind of sex ritual. And since he's a werewolf, Sam Huntington is always ending up in the woods dirty and naked, which gives us a few glimpses of his surprisingly hairless heinie. They might be supernatural, but their sex apeal is all natural! If it's beefcake you're after, Being Human won't leave you blue, man.