‘Eternally Yours’: Allegra Edwards Breaks Down That Halloween Episode, What’s Next After Liz and Charles’ Rekindling

Halloween episodes are all the rage this season, and CBS' "Eternally Yours" kicked off its inaugural episode on Thursday. As the night wore on, the Blythe family/coven prepared for the spooky occasion in two distinct ways. For some, it was about teaching baby vampire Max (Jaren Lewison) about the Wolfsbane Chalice, a crucial tool against werewolves, especially during the active Halloween season.

Liz and Charles, however, focused on a more mature Halloween tradition - dinner with Liz's formidable boss. While she aspired to a coveted promotion, her boss arrived in a vampire costume, spouting clichés that infuriated Charles.

The Halloween episode proved to be a delightful mix of elements, with producer Allegra Edwards crediting its broad appeal to its inclusive nature. "I think it’s got to have something for everybody, and I think that our Halloween episode does," Edwards told TheWrap. "And I got to say, it was really fun to lean into it a few months ago when we shot it. Because suddenly we walk onto our set and it’s all decorated for Halloween, and it made me feel two months early, but still just as festive as always."

Beyond the surface-level festivities, the episode delved into a more profound aspect of Liz and Charles' enduring romance. In a pivotal scene, they grappled with a philosophical question: what matters to me should matter to you. If it doesn't, what does that mean for our relationship? The answer, as they navigated the discussion, was both beautiful and enlightening.

The couple eventually made an effort to understand each other better, resulting in their first intimate evening in quite some time. With their marriage seemingly rejuvenated after 500 years, hope seems to be on the horizon.

Edwards expressed her optimism regarding the couple's future, saying, "That to me bodes very, very well. I think that’s a very positive sign, if you know what I mean." While she refrained from divulging any specific plot details, she did tease some exciting developments on the horizon. These include the return of guest stars, fresh information about the twins' abilities, and a deeper exploration of the coven's history, including new locations and the return of Steve, the mysterious figure supplying the Blythe coven with blood.

Edwards promised that fans of Steve would have more to look forward to in the upcoming episodes. "Eternally Yours" continues to air Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. ET on CBS.