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Eternally Yours Episode 2 Preview: Promo, Plot, Cast & Air Date

CBS’s new primetime comedy Eternally Yours (from the Ghosts team) premiered with an episode that ended on a twist viewers were definitely not expecting so early in the season. Episode two, “Baby Vampire,” picks up in the aftermath of that development and will air on Thursday, October 15, 2026 at 8:30pm PT/ET. 

“Baby Vampire” Plot: Max and Emma try to process their new reality, Charles attempts to make a new friend at work, and the coven comes together in a crisis. Joe Port, Joe Wiseman, and Josh Malmuth wrote episode two, and Trent O’Donnell directs.

Ed Weeks plays Charles, Allegra Edwards stars as Liz, Jaren Lewison is Max, Helen J. Shen is Emma, Parker Young is Jesse, Rose Abdoo plays Phyllis, Tristan Michael Brown is Mort, and Shylo Molina is Henry.

Allegra Edwards as Liz, Ed Weeks as Charles, Parker Young as Jesse, and Tristan Michael Brown as Mort in ‘Eternally Yours’ episode 2 (Photo: Jan Thijs © 2026 CBS Broadcasting, Inc)

Eternally Yours Synopsis, Courtesy of CBS

“Eternally Yours is a family comedy centered around Charles (Weeks) and Liz (Edwards) – a vampire couple whose once-passionate romance has devolved into a pulseless marriage after 500 years together. Living in present-day Seattle with their oddball coven, they’ve settled into an eternal rut – until their daughter Emma’s (Shen) earnest human boyfriend, Max (Lewison), unexpectedly enters their lives and forces them to confront whether their love can survive forever … or if forever is a life sentence.”

Jaren Lewison as Max and Parker Young as Jesse in episode 2 (Photo: Jan Thijs © 2026 CBS Broadcasting, Inc)
Ed Weeks as Charles and Allegra Edwards as Liz in the “Baby Vampire” episode (Photo: Jan Thijs © 2026 CBS Broadcasting, Inc)
Jaren Lewison as Max, Ed Weeks as Charles, and Allegra Edwards as Liz in episode 2 (Photo: Jan Thijs © 2026 CBS Broadcasting, Inc)
Jaren Lewison as Max and Helen J Shen as Emma in episode 2 (Photo: Jan Thijs © 2026 CBS Broadcasting, Inc)

Rebecca Murray: Journalist covering the entertainment industry for 23+ years, including 13 years as the first writer for About.com's Hollywood Movies site. Member of the Critics Choice Association (Film & TV Branches), Alliance of Women Film Journalists, and Past President of the San Diego Film Critics Society.
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