Eternally Yours, the new CBS comedy series from the creators of Ghosts, is now streaming on Paramount+. The show stars Ed Weeks and Allegra Edwards as a once-passionate vampire couple who have hit a romantic rut after several hundred years of matrimony. Though their relationship, their routines, and their coven have become dullsville, the arrival of their daughter’s human boyfriend may be just what they need to liven things up. The half-hour show airs Thursdays on CBS and streams on Paramount+.
Bet you’re already (blood)thirsting for more info, right? We get it, and we’re here for you. Read on for everything you need to know regarding how to watch this hilarious new series, who’s in it, what it’s about, and how it just might connect other CBS and Paramount+ series you love.
Key facts
- Premiered: Oct. 8, 2026
- Network: CBS
- Streaming: Paramount+
- Release cadence: New episodes Thursdays at 8:30 PM ET/PT on CBS/Paramount+ (Paramount+ Premium plan); next-day streaming on Paramount+ (all plans)
- Number of episodes: TBA
- Genre: Family/supernatural comedy
- Setting: Present-day Seattle
- Stars: Ed Weeks, Allegra Edwards, Jaren Lewison, Helen J Shen
- Created by: Joe Port and Joe Wiseman
Eternally Yours
Watch NowHow to watch Season 1
New episodes of Eternally Yours Season 1 air Thursdays at 8:30 PM ET/PT on CBS and stream on Paramount+. Subscribers to the Paramount+ Premium plan can watch new episodes as they air live on CBS. Subscribers to any plan can watch new episodes on demand starting the day after they air.
Eternally Yours will be watchable from any device with the ParamountPlus.com app: This means you can stream every eerie-sistible episode from your phone, your tablet, etc. – via either an Android or iOS device. The Paramount+ app is available on the Apple App Store or Google Play.
What the show is about
Eternally Yours is a half-hour family comedy that blends the romantic and the supernatural. It centers on Charles (Ed Weeks) and Liz (Allegra Edwards), vampires living in present-day Seattle and stuck in a marriage that’s grown stale. They’ve been wedded for 500 years, see, and the novelty of their union has long since worn off. Their status quo gets a shakeup, however, when they meet Max (Jaren Lewison), the ardent – and human – boyfriend of their daughter, Emma (Helen J Shen). In getting to know this beau, the question emerges: Is it truly possible for love to survive forever?
Cast and characters
The cast of Eternally Yours is pretty fang-tastic, if we do say so ourselves. Here are the stars of the show, as well as the characters they play.
- Ed Weeks as Charles
- Allegra Edwards as Liz
- Helen J Shen as Emma
- Jaren Lewison as Max
- Parker Young as Jesse
- Rose Abdoo as Phyllis
- Tristan Michael Brown as Mort
- Shylo Molina as Henry
Who created the series?
The creators of Eternally Yours are Joe Port and Joe Wiseman, who are also executive producers and showrunners for the hit CBS comedy Ghosts. And the Ghosts connections don’t end there. Trent O’Donnell, who directed Ghosts’ pilot episode and served as director/executive producer on the show’s first three seasons, directed the pilot of Eternally Yours.
Why are we emphasizing that the creative teams of Eternally Yours and the Ghosts are one and the same? Well, because Port and Wiseman have proven that they have a talent for the supernatural and the sidesplitting. They know well how to wring laughs out of the coexistence of the mortal and the paranormal. Then there’s O’Donnell, who shares the pair’s sensibilities to a T, having helmed several episodes of Ghosts. He’s also director and executive producer of the CBS comedy DMV, as well as the Paramount+ original comedy Colin From Accounts.
So, what we’re saying is, hyuks-wise, you can put your trust in this trio.
Is there a trailer?
Yes, there is a trailer for Eternally Yours, and you can watch it right here.
FAQ
When does Eternally Yours premiere?
Eternally Yours premiered Oct. 8, 2026, with the episode titled, “Pilot.”
Is Eternally Yours connected to Ghosts?
No. Although Eternally Yours shares a creative team with Ghosts, it is a separate series with a different cast of characters and unconnected narrative worlds.
