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‘Ghosts’ Creators’ New Sitcom Officially Loses Its Newest Vampire in Episode 2 Sneak Peek [Exclusive]

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In the second episode of *Eternally Yours*, the vampire coven must find Max after Jesse fails to keep watch over him. Max was turned into a vampire after being fatally injured in an accident at the coven’s home, and his transformation could put him at risk and expose the group.

A preview shows Jesse distracted by his wife Phyllis’s new look while the others are away at their day jobs. Liz and Emma set out to find Max before his body completes its vampiric change. The sitcom’s creators have also discussed a possible crossover with *Ghosts*, though none has been confirmed; *Ghosts* is due to return with a Halloween special on 29 October.

  • Jesse loses track of newly turned vampire Max.
  • The coven searches for Max before his transformation puts him at risk.
  • The creators say a *Ghosts* crossover is possible, but unconfirmed.

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Eternally Yours is a sitcom about a vampire coven trying to live alongside ordinary human society. Its members include Jesse, who is responsible for keeping watch over Max, a man turned into a vampire after a fatal accident at the coven’s home.

Vampires in the show must manage the risks of their transformation while keeping their existence hidden. Max’s change could endanger him and draw attention to the coven, while the others balance their secret lives with everyday work and relationships.

The sitcom was created by people behind Ghosts, a separate comedy about a group of ghosts. The creators have discussed a possible crossover between the shows, but none has been confirmed.

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