Nora, a nurse, met hospital orderly Josh when his attempt at smoothly hitting on her backfired (note to all readers, walking up to a co-worker and telling her you want to have sex with her isn't the move). Despite this, Josh charmed Nora and they started dating. So maybe blatantly hitting on your colleagues IS the move.

Josh cautiously eats his dinner.

Still, murder’s worth it if it means you won’t be a werewolf, right? At the next full moon, Josh is stoked to see that killing his maker freed him of the wolf curse. Not so for Nora, so she still turns into a dog once a month. Interspecies dating! 

Nothing seemed to be going Josh and Nora's way: Josh hated being a wolf and Nora loved it. Josh's ex, Julia, showed up and Nora felt all weird and jealous. Throw in Josh's lingering guilt for making Nora a wolf and there was trouble in Josh and Nora land.

Josh enlists the help of Cecilia to throw the cops off Nora's trail.

Josh and Nora have a heart to heart.

Nora and Josh weren't injured, but Ray ended up dying at Josh's hands. Thus, the curse on Josh ended and he didn't turn into a wolf every full moon (so no more of these pics!). Nora was still a werewolf, meaning the two were interspecies dating! Breaking barriers!

Nora's devastated. Josh comforts her and tells her, shades of Meredith Grey, that she's his person - and that no matter his relationship to Aidan, he'll always choose her.

Later, Liam shows up at the Brownstone with Erin. Nora’s thrilled to see her and despite Liam threatening her life 24 hours earlier, invites him in for dinner (!?). Liam declines, gives props to Josh for the gun bit AND warns him he now has a lot to lose, given his new "family." A compliment and a threat in one sentence? Dang, Liam's good.

Proving that the roomies could star in the Fantastic Four remake, an arriving Josh and Nora join Sally in distracting and weakening Liam enough so that he gets near Aidan - who pulls Liam onto the stake he's already impaled with. Liam dies instantly.