"Vampire Comedy Pilot 'Eternally Yours' Adds Allegra Edwards to Cast"
Allegra Edwards is set to star alongside Ed Weeks and Jaren Lewison in the upcoming CBS comedy pilot "Eternally Yours", according to Variety. The show, created by Joe Port and Joe Wiseman, who are also known for developing the hit CBS series "Ghosts," follows an eternal love story between two vampires who are married for 500 years.
Edwards will play Liz, a wife, mother, history professor, and vampire since 1526 AD, who is fed up with her mundane marriage and wants to modernize. Her character's struggles to accept the human daughter of her husband will make for an entertaining watch. This marks Edwards' reunion with Port and Wiseman, whom she previously worked with on multiple episodes of "Ghosts" as Donna.
The pilot has been picked up by CBS Studios after opening a development room in mid-2024. The show's official logline describes it as an "eternal love story about two vampires who have been married for five hundred years, and their struggles to accept the human who is dating their daughter." Edwards will be repped by Innovative Artists Entertainment and OPE Partners.
The production team includes Eric Tannenbaum, Kim Tannenbaum, and Jason Wang as executive producers. "Eternally Yours" is set to bring a fresh take on the vampire genre with its blend of humor and heart.
Allegra Edwards is set to star alongside Ed Weeks and Jaren Lewison in the upcoming CBS comedy pilot "Eternally Yours", according to Variety. The show, created by Joe Port and Joe Wiseman, who are also known for developing the hit CBS series "Ghosts," follows an eternal love story between two vampires who are married for 500 years.
Edwards will play Liz, a wife, mother, history professor, and vampire since 1526 AD, who is fed up with her mundane marriage and wants to modernize. Her character's struggles to accept the human daughter of her husband will make for an entertaining watch. This marks Edwards' reunion with Port and Wiseman, whom she previously worked with on multiple episodes of "Ghosts" as Donna.
The pilot has been picked up by CBS Studios after opening a development room in mid-2024. The show's official logline describes it as an "eternal love story about two vampires who have been married for five hundred years, and their struggles to accept the human who is dating their daughter." Edwards will be repped by Innovative Artists Entertainment and OPE Partners.
The production team includes Eric Tannenbaum, Kim Tannenbaum, and Jason Wang as executive producers. "Eternally Yours" is set to bring a fresh take on the vampire genre with its blend of humor and heart.
, just what we needed more of that cheesy supernatural stuff. I mean, 500 years of marriage? Give me a break, sounds like a recipe for boredom 
. And another thing, who thought it was a good idea to cast Allegra Edwards in this role? She's got talent, but she needs better projects than this 
. The fact that it's just another comedy pilot is kinda underwhelming too 
. Guess we'll have to wait and see if it's worth watching or if it's just more of the same old vampire nonsense 
I also love that the show is tryna bring a fresh take on vampires n how they navigate modern life 
. The cast already looks pretty interesting w/ Ed Weeks & Jaren Lewison 
... let's hope this show brings some laughs n good vibes to our screens soon! 
I'm literally DYING over this news!!! Allegra Edwards is joining Ed Weeks & Jaren Lewison in the new Vampire Comedy Pilot "Eternally Yours" 
and I am SO here for it!! I mean, 500 years of marriage? Girl needs some major life changes! 
& it's awesome that Edwards is reuniting with Joe Port and Joe Wiseman from "Ghosts" - those two are geniuses! 
The production team has got this! Let's get this show on air already and give me all the vampire comedy goodness 
. A show about 2 vampires married for 500 years trying to navigate human life is already hilarious, can't wait to see more of this! 
I mean, who hasn't been in a long-term relationship that's feeling a bit stale? 
Allegra Edwards as the "modern" wife who just wants to shake things up is already looking interesting to me. I'd love to see how she balances her desire for change with the traditional vampire lifestyle. The mix of humor and heart in the pilot sounds like it could be a great watch 
And, you know, 500 years is basically an eternity, so there's plenty of room for drama and character development 
What do you think? Are vampires due for a comeback on TV? 
this show is gonna be all about the drama n comedy, sounds like its gonna be a wild ride
I mean, who's funding these production companies, anyway? CBS Studios? That sounds like a front to me. And what's with the "fresh take on the vampire genre"? Sounds like they're trying to whitewash the whole undead thing... 
Allegra Edwards as Liz is gonna be EVERYTHING 
allegra edwards joining the cast is like the universe conspiring to make us laugh while also making us feel all the feels about love, marriage, and finding your own identity... i mean 500 years of being married to someone must take a toll on you, right? and now she's got this human daughter coming into the mix, that's just gonna be a recipe for drama