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·Oct 8, 2026

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From the creators of Ghosts comes an all-new series, Eternally Yours, premiering Thursday on CBS.

Eternally Yours premieres at the perfect time, as spooky season arrives, with its series premiere airing Thursday night on CBS at 8:30 p.m. ET. The show was created by Joe Port and Joe Wiseman, and promises to keep the laughs rolling tonight. The premise follows two vampires in modern-day Seattle as they try to reignite the spark in their marriage. That premise may sound familiar to us mere mortals, but Charles and Liz have been married for 500 years. No matter how long a relationship lasts, things will inevitably drive people apart.

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