Review: 'Eternally Yours' Asks, 'What If 'Ghosts,' But Vampires?'
The writers who scared up the U.S. adaptation of 'Ghosts' sink their teeth into vampires laying low in suburbia
Some ideas, like immortal creatures of the night, just refuse to die.
Joe Port and Joe Wiseman first pitched their new supernatural comedy, Eternally Yours, 11 years ago, but it didn’t get past the pilot stage — though that was before Port and Wiseman successfully adapted BBC One’s Ghosts for CBS.
Between their shared creative braintrust and the 8:30 p.m. Thursday time slot Eternally Yours is about to stake out — save for a pair of holiday specials, Ghosts won’t be back with Season 6 until early next year — it’s clear someone’s hoping that viewers draw a line between these two shows.
My full review of the CBS vampire comedy Eternally Yours comes to you courtesy of The A.V. Club. Follow the link below to see what the team behind CBS' Ghosts have scared up now.
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