‘Eternally Yours’ Episode 6 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
‘Eternally Yours’ returns to CBS on Thursday, November 12, with an installment titled “Eternal Sunshine of Phyllis’s Mind.” The vampire comedy comes from ‘Ghosts’ creators Joe Port and Joe Wiseman and has aired weekly since its October 8 debut.
Viewers planning their Thursday night will want to know the air time, the streaming options and what the next chapter of ‘Eternally Yours’ might hold. This guide gathers the confirmed details and notes where the available information is still thin.
‘Eternally Yours’ Release Date and Time
The next episode is scheduled for Thursday, November 12, and it airs on CBS. Episode listings also show the following installment landing on November 19.
The series airs at 8.30 p.m. Eastern and Pacific, which works out to 7.30 p.m. Central. Each episode runs about thirty minutes, so the show fits easily into a busy evening.
The coming episode follows “Steve’s Dream,” which aired on November 5. In that installment Max invites Steve the Blood Guy over for game night, which inadvertently leads Steve to decide to leave Seattle, while Liz and Phyllis wrestle for control of the house’s interior design.
Where to Watch ‘Eternally Yours’ on CBS and Paramount+
The series airs on CBS and streams on Paramount+. Viewers with an antenna or a cable package can catch each episode live on the broadcast network.
Paramount+ Premium subscribers can stream the show live through the service, while Paramount+ Essential subscribers can watch new episodes on demand the following day. That means Essential members can expect the new episode on Friday, November 13.
Availability abroad varies. Canadian viewers got the show on Paramount+ starting October 15, a week after the American premiere. UK viewers can stream it on Paramount+ with new episodes released weekly, and New Zealand viewers can find it on Neon.
What to Expect in the ‘Eternally Yours’ Preview
At the time of writing, the listings I reviewed give the title and date for the next episode but no plot summary. The director and writer are still marked as to be announced. Anyone hoping for a detailed look at the story will need to wait for CBS to release its official synopsis.
The title does offer a hint, since it points toward Phyllis, played by Rose Abdoo. In its review, The A.V. Club notes that Phyllis is kept oblivious to her household’s vampire situation through frequent mind wipes. A story built around her memory would fit that setup, though nothing in the sources confirms the direction.
The recent focus on her rivalry with Liz over the house suggests the series is giving Phyllis more room to drive her own storylines. Whether the coming installment follows that thread or turns somewhere unexpected remains to be seen.
The Cast and Premise Behind the ‘Eternally Yours’ Vampire Comedy
The series centers on Charles and Liz, a vampire couple whose once passionate romance has become a pulseless marriage after 500 years together. Living in present day Seattle with their oddball coven, they are pushed to confront whether their love can survive forever when their daughter’s earnest human boyfriend enters their lives.
The ensemble includes Ed Weeks, Jaren Lewison, Allegra Edwards, Helen J. Shen, Parker Young, Rose Abdoo, Tristan Michael Brown and Shylo Molina. Weeks plays Charles, Edwards plays Liz, Lewison plays Max, and Shen plays Emma.
The early numbers suggest a respectable start. The pilot drew 4.12 million U.S. viewers, and the show currently holds a 71 percent Rotten Tomatoes score and a 6.6 rating on IMDb. The pilot was also screened at San Diego Comic Con on July 24, well ahead of its broadcast debut.
The first season is listed at twenty episodes, which gives the writers a long runway to develop the coven. With ‘Ghosts’ not returning until early next year, ‘Eternally Yours’ is also holding down a Thursday slot that viewers may associate with that series. Now that Phyllis seems headed for the spotlight, do you expect the show to let her finally learn the truth about her household, or will the mind wipes keep her in the dark?
