Leo
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| Leo | |
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| Biographical information | |
| Born |
1930's |
| Infected |
1950's |
| Died |
2012 |
| Physical description | |
| Species | |
| Gender |
Male |
| Hair colour |
Grey |
| Eye colour |
Brown |
| Skin colour |
Black |
| Family information | |
| Family members |
Pearl - lover |
| Affiliation | |
| Occupation |
Barber |
| Infector |
Unkwown |
| . | |
- "I met him once, you know. Satchmo. Stage door. The New Opera House, 1950. At least, I think it was him. I was so drunk, it could have been Shirley Bassey."
- ―Leo, talking about Louis Armstrong
Leo was an elderly werewolf who first appears in Eve of the War. He is Hal's best friend and part of his "supernatural trinity" with Pearl; another ghost.
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History
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Pre-Series
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Leo first met Hal back in 1955, when Leo used to be part of the werewolf dog fights. It seems he was infected during one fight and became a werewolf. After the two talk to each other, Leo convinces Hal to turn over a new leaf by helping him escape and live with Leo, where Leo would help Hal to supress the urge to drink blood. During that time, the two moved to Southend-on-Sea, Leo bought a barber's shop and became a barber. They also met a ghost called Pearl and she lived with them in the flat above Leo's shop.
Series 4
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As Leo grows old, both Hal and Pearl are scared that he won't survive the next transformation (Pearl refuses to acknowledge her fear even though Leo voices the fear himself). (Eve of the War)
A voice from the other side (later revealed to be Eve) speaks to Leo over the radio, and tells him to go to Honolulu Heights where "The War Child" would save him. Hal and Pearl suspect that Leo is going senile, but take him to Wales anyway. Leo dies in the presence of Annie, Tom, Pearl and Hal but not before he reciprocates Pearl's love. They both pass over to the other side together. (Being Human 1955) Hal later mentions Leo to Tom where he asks Tom to set tasks that Leo did and "peform a similar role". (Puppy Love)
Series 5
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When Hal is trapped in a hallucination of his last moments of humanity by the Devil, he experiences a vision of Leo, encouraging Hal to accept the Devil's offer so that the people Hal had killed will live by mentioning the five people Leo killed in the dogfights. However, this was not the true Leo, but merely a symbolic reflection of him, which Hal rejected in favour of focusing on the ritual.
Trivia
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- Leo is the first werewolf to die of old age in the series. He is also the first werewolf to have a relationship with a ghost.
The Barber Shop Collection - Leo's Playlist
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- Moon Song – Louis Armstrong and Oscar Peterson
- Under a Blanket of Blue – Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong
- La Vie En Rose – Louis Armstrong
- Trouble Blues – Sam Cooke
- 99 1/2 Won't Do - Carlton Reese
- I Gotta Woman – Ray Charles
- Who Do You Love - Single Version – Bo Diddley
- Trouble in Mind – Snooks Eaglin
- Smoke Stack Lightning – Howling Wolf
- Fixin' To Die – Bukka White
- Hell Hound On My Trail – Robert Johnson
Appearances
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- Eve of the War (first appearance)
- Being Human 1955 (dies)
- A Spectre Calls (seen in photo)
- Puppy Love (mentioned)
- The War Child (mentioned)
- The Last Boardcast
| Being Human BBC Characters |
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Main: Annie Sawyer • George Sands • John Mitchell • Nina Pickering • Thomas McNair • Hal Yorke • Alex Millar • Mr. Rook |
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Villains: Herrick • Kemp • Lucy Jaggat • The Old Ones • Mr. Snow • Captain Hatch • Crumb |
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Recurring: Lauren Drake • Seth • Cara • Owen • Josie Hunter • Ivan • Daisy • Lloyd • Sam • Molly • Saul • Hugh • Sykes • Lia • Anthony McNair• Adam Jacobs • Nancy Reid • Eve • Nick Cutler |
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Secondary: Lee Tully • Gilbert • Janey Harris • Bernie • Alan Cortez • Sasha • Graham • George Sands Snr. • Edgar Wyndham • Griffin • Dewi • Regus • Leo • Pearl • Fergus • Michaela Thompson • Kirby • Yvonne • Allison Larkin • Emrys • Golda • Kane • Milo • Arthur • Lady Catherine • Emil Parsons • Oliver • Albert • Patsy • Sophie • Alan • Kathleen • Rufus • Lady Mary • Larry Chrysler • Bobby • Natasha • Quinn |