‘Eternally Yours’: What to Know About CBS’s Vampire Comedy From ‘Ghosts’ Team
A new set of supernatural characters are making their debut on CBS this fall as Eternally Yours prepares to cast a spell over audiences this October. The series from Ghosts‘ duo Joe Port and Joe Wiseman follows a coven of vampires you’ll have to meet to believe.
Below, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about the upcoming series, ranging from the plotline and casting to a premiere date, timeslot, trailer, and everything in between. Scroll down for a closer look and stay tuned for more details about Eternally Yours in the days ahead.
When will Eternally Yours premiere?
Eternally Yours will officially premiere on Thursday, October 8, airing in the previously revealed 8:30/7:30c timeslot. The show fills the slot previously held by Ghosts, which will now premiere its sixth season as part of CBS’s midseason lineup.
Does Eternally Yours have a trailer?
Yes, Eternally Yours does have a trailer. Get to know the characters and premise of the series a little better with the two-minute tease below.
What is Eternally Yours about?
Eternally Yours is described as a family comedy that centers around Charles (Ed Weeks) and Liz (Allegra Edwards), a vampire couple whose once-passionate romance has become a deadly dull affair after 500 years together. Living in present-day Seattle with their ragtag coven, they’ve settled into an eternal rut. But things are going to get much livelier when their daughter’s earnest human boyfriend unexpectedly enters the equation. This forces everyone to confront whether love can survive forever or if forever is just a life sentence.
Who stars in Eternally Yours?
Eternally Yours‘ cast includes the aforementioned Ed Weeks and Allegra Edwards as Charles and Liz. Meanwhile, Jaren Lewison stars as Max, Helen J. Shen plays Emma, Parker Young is slated to play Jesse, Rose Abdoo portrays Phyllis, Tristan Michael Brown features as Mort, and Shylo Molina rounds out the cast as Henry.
Who makes Eternally Yours?
Eternally Yours is executive produced by creators Joe Port and Joe Wiseman, as well as Eric Tannenbaum, Kim Tannenbaum, and Jason Wang. Meanwhile, the pilot was executive-produced and directed by Trent O’Donnell.
Eternally Yours, Series Premiere, Thursday, October 8, 8:30/7:30c, CBS
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I will admit, the hook for Eternally Yours seems a little out there but I'm willing to give it a shot. Five years ago, I was equally hesitant about Ghosts and I ended up loving it since episode one.
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It’s also a mistake to not bring Ghosts back until midseason because it will mean not having having its one-hour Christmas episode which is always great.
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They've confirmed that there will still be both a Halloween and Christmas 1hr special
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Let's see... A vampire love story in Washington state with a human and vampire falling in love. That sounds so familiar. Oh, I remember. It was called Twilight.
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Now I know what it reminds me of, the cartoon Transylvania. It sounds like you're trying to take the cartoon Transylvania and turn it into a live series. It's not going to work.
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Well, I hope Gibbs does NOT return to the mother ship. Truth be told, I was glad he left. Yep, I'm in the minority. On the Vamp comedy. Lol. Sounds similar to a pilot I wrote many, many years ago. No, not the same. Mine is way less serious.
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I'd not give the slightest amount of egestment.
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Oh. No. No, AM1. say it's not true. please, please reconsider, we would be so sad 🙁
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Not interested in a vampire program! Nope, won't be watching. Maybe there are fans out there that want to watch a vampire program. I'm not one of them.
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