Nina Pickering is a fictional character in the comedy-drama TV series Being Human, portrayed by Sinéad Keenan.

[4] As Nina could not cope with being a werewolf; she left George and joined CenSSA, an organisation that promised to get rid of her condition once and for all.

At first George was doubtful, but when a series of unfortunate events lead to some negative consequences in his life he decided to join Nina in going to CenSSA along with Annie to finally cure his lycanthropy.

[5] George, Annie and Nina eventually figure out that the organisation couldn't keep its promises and that a lot of werewolves were killed during experiments.

[6] Nina and George are finally back together and are living in the same house with Mitchell who saves Annie from purgatory.

In series four, the audience learns that Nina has been beaten to death by vampires, only a few days after her daughter Eve is born.

Soon George also dies, sacrificing his life for his daughter by triggering a werewolf transformation without the influence of the moon, his last words being to entrust Eve to Annie.

[9] At the end of the series Nina is joined by her friends Annie, Mitchell, George and baby Eve in the afterlife.

When creator Toby Whithouse saw Keenan's and Tovey's great dynamic on set while filming he decided that the character Nina should stay.

[13] Matt Risley from IGN thinks that Sinead Keenan and Russell Tovey "bring an intimacy and humanity" to Nina's and George's relationship that "effortlessly straddles the line between horror, comedy and drama".

[7] Matt Wales from IGN praises Sinead Keenan's "mesmerizingly broken performance as Nina" when the werewolf-in-waiting tries to deal with her new nature.