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CBS Bets on Eternal Vampire Comedy From Ghosts Team
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CBS Bets on Eternal Vampire Comedy From Ghosts Team

CBS has ordered Eternally Yours, a single‑camera vampire comedy from the Ghosts team, for the 2026–2027 season. The series centers on Charles and Liz, a centuries‑old vampire couple in Seattle whose passionate romance has soured over 500 years, until their daughter’s human boyfriend shakes up their undead routine. Written and executive produced by Joe Port and Joe Wiseman (who developed Ghosts for CBS), with EPs including Eric Tannenbaum, Kim Tannenbaum, and Jason Wang, and directed by Trent O’Donnell, the project is produced by CBS Studios. The network also announced that The Tillbrooks will not move forward.

CBS Bets on Eternally Yours, Drops The Tillbrooks
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CBS Bets on Eternally Yours, Drops The Tillbrooks

CBS has ordered Eternally Yours, a single-camera vampire-family comedy from Ghosts showrunners Joe Port and Joe Wiseman, to series, while The Tillbrooks is not moving forward. The move tightens CBS’s comedy lineup for 2026–27 alongside Ghosts and Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage, after the cancellations of DMV and The Neighborhood.

Pink to Emcee the 2026 Tony Awards at Radio City
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Pink to Emcee the 2026 Tony Awards at Radio City

Pop icon Pink will host the 79th Tony Awards, airing June 7 at Radio City Music Hall and broadcast live on CBS with Paramount+ streaming. The Variety piece notes Pink’s lifelong Broadway affinity, her discussion about getting her daughter's approval, and producers’ praise for her electrifying live presence. The ceremony is set to feature marquee Broadway names like Lea Michele, Joshua Henry, Lesley Manville and John Lithgow, with the CBS/Paramount+ broadcast marking Broadway’s annual celebration.

CBS Cancels Watson and DMV, Recalibrates Its Lineup
entertainment14 days ago

CBS Cancels Watson and DMV, Recalibrates Its Lineup

CBS has canceled the Watson (a Sherlock Holmes–adjacent medical drama) and DMV (a workplace comedy) after two and one seasons respectively, as the network reorients its schedule around renewals like Marshals and George & Mandy’s First Marriage. Watson’s finale airs May 3 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT and DMV’s finale May 11 at 8:30 p.m. ET/PT. Both shows were produced by CBS Studios, with Watson having been renewed for a second season in March 2025 and DMV getting a full-season pickup later that year. CBS also renewed several other series for 2026–27 and greenlit two new dramas, Cupertino and Einstein, signaling a broader lineup refresh.

CBS Pulls Plug on Watson and DMV, Ending Two Series
entertainment14 days ago

CBS Pulls Plug on Watson and DMV, Ending Two Series

CBS has canceled the dramas 'Watson' and 'DMV,' with both series set to wind down after their current seasons. 'Watson'—a modern Sherlock Holmes-inspired medical mystery starring Morris Chestnut—debuted in January 2025 and is nearing the end of its second season. 'DMV' is a single-camera workplace comedy set in the East Hollywood DMV that premiered in October 2025 and will conclude after its first season. The piece notes creators Craig Sweeny (Watson) and Dana Klein (DMV).

CBS Axes DMV and Watson, Finales Set as 2026-27 Lineup Emerges
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CBS Axes DMV and Watson, Finales Set as 2026-27 Lineup Emerges

CBS canceled sophomore drama Watson and freshman comedy DMV, setting their finales for May 3 and May 11 as the network finalizes its 2026-27 schedule. Watson had previously earned a Season 2 renewal but saw ratings fall, while DMV launched solidly but faced a drop in delayed viewing. CBS also renewed Marshals and CIA and is moving forward with pilots Eternally Yours and Tillbrooks as part of a broader reshuffle ahead of the new season.

Marshals secures Season 2 at CBS after Yellowstone-linked debut
entertainment29 days ago

Marshals secures Season 2 at CBS after Yellowstone-linked debut

CBS has renewed Marshals for a second season just 12 days after its March 1 premiere, which drew 20.6 million multiplatform viewers in its first week and became CBS’s most-watched original premiere since 2017. The Yellowstone universe spinoff stars Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton and is produced by Paramount TV Studios and 101 Studios, with Taylor Sheridan among the executive producers, and the premiere also ranking as the most-streamed CBS episode on Paramount+.

CBS Bets on Marshals Season 2 After Strong Two-Episode Debut
television29 days ago

CBS Bets on Marshals Season 2 After Strong Two-Episode Debut

CBS has renewed the Yellowstone spinoff Marshals for a second season after just two aired episodes. The series, led by Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton, drew 9.52 million viewers in live+same-day ratings and, seven days later, reached about 20.6 million multiplatform viewers. Produced by Paramount Television Studios and 101 Studios and created by Spencer Hudnut, Marshals is part of the Yellowstone universe reinforced by Sheridan’s larger deal with NBCUniversal; CBS has also renewed several other returning shows in recent weeks.

Amazing Race Contestants File $8M Defamation Suit Over Season 37 Edit
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Amazing Race Contestants File $8M Defamation Suit Over Season 37 Edit

Season 37 contestants Jonathan Towns and Ana Towns filed an $8 million defamation lawsuit in Los Angeles against Paramount, CBS, ABC Signature (now 20th Television, part of Disney Television Studios), and Jerry Bruckheimer Films. The suit alleges editors suppressed and reframed footage to portray Jonathan as morally depraved, omitting exculpatory material and crafting a false, damaging narrative. The Townses seek damages, a court-ordered re-edit with disclaimers about Jonathan Towns’ autism, and a public apology. Deadline notes the couple represented themselves and the show has already been renewed for Season 39.