I've not seen any mention of this anywhere here, which has surprised me somewhat since I know some of you were into Being Human.
Basically 'In The Flesh' is a 3-part TV series which has just finished on BBC Three (last episode was on Sunday), but I'm reasonably sure all 3 episodes are still available on iPlayer until this Sunday.
The premise is fairly simple: Britain has recently survived a zombie outbreak after scientists have found an effective cure for zombification. Zombies have been rounded up and captured, then had chemicals injected into their brains that both sate their need to consume human flesh and restore all the cognitive function of that brain - effectively restoring that zombie to the person they were before, albeit now undead.
'Cured' zombies are referred to as 'Partially Deceased Syndrome' sufferers and are being slowly rehabilitated into society.
In particular, the show focuses on 18-year-old Keiren Walker, a zombie who has been cured and returned to his parents, who sadly live in a small rural town which is also a stronghold of the Human Volunteer Force - a volunteer group of anti-zombie fighters. Naturally, the locals aren't too trusting of PDS sufferers.
Anyway, if you haven't seen it, I strongly urge you all to check it out whilst you still can. It's basically 3 of the best hours of telly I've seen in a very, very long time.
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