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+.
All 10 episodes of Only Murders in the Building Season 5 are streaming in the United States with a Hulu subscription. The first three episodes premiered September 9, 2025, followed by one new episode every Tuesday until the season was complete.
Charles, Oliver and Mabel investigate the death of the Arconia's longtime doorman, Lester, drawing them into a New York conflict involving old mobsters and powerful billionaires. Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez return, joined by guests including Christoph Waltz, Renée Zellweger, Keegan-Michael Key, Téa Leoni and Logan Lerman.
Long Story Short Season 1 is streaming in full on Netflix in the United States. The 10-episode season launched on August 22, 2025; Netflix has renewed the series for Season 2 and lists it for 2026, although an exact release date has not been announced.
Created by Raphael Bob-Waksberg, the adult animated comedy follows the Schwooper siblings across different stages of their lives, moving between childhood and adulthood. Its voice cast includes Ben Feldman, Abbi Jacobson, Max Greenfield, Angelique Cabral, Lisa Edelstein and Paul Reiser.
Adults is a young-adult ensemble comedy that premiered on FX and streams on Hulu, created by Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw, two former late-night writers making their series debut. Executive produced by Nick Kroll, it follows a group of friends in their early twenties fumbling through the first stumbles of adulthood.
Set largely in one character's inherited family house in Queens, New York, the show tracks five friends, played by Malik Elassal, Lucy Freyer, Jack Innanen, Amita Rao, and Owen Thiele, as they navigate jobs, dating, health scares, and disastrous dinner parties with far more enthusiasm than competence. The comedy mines the gap between how grown-up its characters believe they are and how grown-up they actually are.
Debuting in 2025, Adults was embraced as a scrappy, joke-dense hangout comedy, with several critics comparing its friend-group chemistry to a Gen-Z Friends. It is streaming on Hulu.
Margo's Got Money Troubles is an Apple TV+ comedy-drama from prolific creator David E. Kelley, adapted from Rufi Thorpe's best-selling 2024 novel. Warm, offbeat, and led by a powerhouse cast, it follows a young single mother who finds an unlikely way out of financial free-fall.
Elle Fanning stars as Margo Millet, a twenty-year-old waitress left broke and alone after an affair with her college professor leaves her pregnant. To stay afloat, she launches an online subscription account and reluctantly enlists her estranged father, a washed-up professional wrestler played by Nick Offerman, whose showmanship helps reinvent her public persona. Michelle Pfeiffer and Nicole Kidman also feature.
Premiering in 2026, the series became one of Apple TV+'s most warmly received comedies, praised for Fanning's performance and its big-hearted handling of a thorny premise, and Apple renewed it for a second season. It is streaming on Apple TV+; because the site has no dedicated Apple TV+ field, its streaming link is listed as the source website.
Rooster is an HBO Max comedy from Bill Lawrence, the co-creator of Ted Lasso, Scrubs and Shrinking, developed with Matt Tarses. Premiering in March 2026, it hands Steve Carell one of his richest television roles since The Office and became a breakout hit for the platform, blending warm character comedy with a streak of midlife melancholy.
Carell plays Greg Russo, a middle-aged author who arrives at a small New England college ostensibly to give a talk, but whose real mission is to check up on his adult daughter Katie, an art-history instructor whose marriage is falling apart. Charly Clive plays Katie, with Danielle Deadwyler, Phil Dunster, John C. McGinley and Lauren Tsai rounding out a campus ensemble full of complications.
The series became HBO's most-watched comedy premiere in more than a decade, drawing millions of viewers in its opening days, and was quickly renewed for a second season. Carell earned an Emmy nomination for the role, anchoring a show about the messy business of being needed. It is streaming on HBO Max.
I Love LA is an HBO comedy created by, written by, and starring Rachel Sennott, marking the breakout comedian's arrival as a television auteur. Sharp, self-referential, and steeped in the anxieties of a generation, the series skewers the striving, status-obsessed culture of young creatives trying to make it in Los Angeles.
Sennott plays Maia, a floundering talent agent whose fortunes shift when she reconnects with her estranged former best friend Tallulah (Odessa A'zion), a New York influencer who moves west. Around them orbits a codependent friend group that includes Josh Hutcherson as Maia's boyfriend Dylan, Jordan Firstman as a celebrity stylist, and True Whitaker, as the show mines comedy and cringe from ambition, friendship, and the performative hustle of LA life.
Premiering on HBO and HBO Max in November 2025, I Love LA earned strong reviews for its wit and generational specificity and was quickly renewed for a second season. With Sennott's distinctive voice at its center, it captures the comedy and quiet desperation of twenty-somethings chasing relevance. It streams on HBO Max.
Platonic is an Apple TV+ comedy created by Francesca Delbanco and Nicholas Stoller that reunites the comedic pairing of Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne. The series mines big laughs and real feeling from a premise Hollywood rarely explores with such honesty: the intense, messy, entirely non-romantic friendship between a man and a woman in the throes of midlife.
Rogen plays Will, a newly divorced brewmaster, and Byrne plays Sylvia, a former lawyer turned stay-at-home mom; after years apart, the old friends reconnect and promptly become a chaotic, enabling influence on each other's lives. Their rekindled bond is warm, hilarious, and frequently disruptive to the more settled parts of their worlds, and the show treats the friendship with the stakes and scrutiny usually reserved for romance. The chemistry between the two leads, honed across films like Neighbors, anchors every episode.
The first season debuted in 2023 to strong reviews, and the acclaimed second season arrived in 2025, deepening the characters while keeping the manic comic energy intact and earning the series a renewal for a third season. Smart, generous, and genuinely funny about adult friendship, Platonic has become one of Apple TV+'s most reliable comedies. It streams on Apple TV+.
