Eternally Yours is a 2026 vampire sitcom from Joe Port and Joe Wiseman, the creative duo behind the hit CBS comedy Ghosts. Airing on CBS and streaming on Paramount+, it applies the warm, broad family-comedy sensibility that made their adaptation of Ghosts a staple to a household of centuries-old vampires living in the modern world.
The series centers on Charles and Liz, a vampire couple who have been married for five hundred years and now share a present-day Seattle home with their coven. Their once-passionate marriage has gone stale with the centuries, and everything is upended when their daughter Emma's very human boyfriend Max moves into their lives, forcing the ancient pair to reckon with whether their love can survive eternity. Ed Weeks and Allegra Edwards lead as Charles and Liz, with Jaren Lewison as Max and Helen J. Shen as Emma.
Premiering October 8, 2026, in the Thursday-night slot long held by Ghosts, Eternally Yours extends Port and Wiseman's brand of supernatural domestic comedy to a new undead family. Trent O'Donnell, a key Ghosts director, helmed the premiere, grounding the fangs-and-forever premise in the same relatable marital bickering. It is streaming on Paramount+.
Riz Ahmed plays Shah Latif, a struggling actor whose last chance at stardom arrives with an audition to play James Bond.
The comedy unfolds across four chaotic days as Shah's family, former lover and the wider world debate whether he is right for the role. Prime Video carries all six episodes in the United States.
Season 4 finds Carmy, Sydney, Richie and the restaurant team determined not merely to survive, but to take The Bear to the next level.
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Chad Powers Season 2 continues Hulu’s sports comedy with Glen Powell returning as former college quarterback Russ Holliday, whose attempt to rebuild his career beneath the prosthetic disguise of Chad Powers becomes increasingly difficult to maintain.
The season begins with Russ’s secret under pressure: Ricky knows who he is, Gerry remains suspicious, and the South Georgia Catfish are fighting to survive the regular season and reach the College Football Playoff. This page covers Season 2; start with the Chad Powers series guide for Season 1.
Season 2 returns to the Toledo Truth Teller after its Ohio Journalism Awards success. Ned searches for a larger journalistic crusade and targets a local private club, while his developing attraction to Mare, Esmeralda's uncertain place at the paper and the staff's growth as reporters create new complications.
The documentary crew first seen filming Dunder Mifflin continues following the struggling Midwestern newspaper and the people trying to revive it. All 10 Season 2 episodes are streaming now on Peacock Premium and Premium Plus.
