CBS Orders Eternally Yours to Series, Passes on The Tillbrooks

CBS will scale down to just three comedies next season, as they've opted to order only one of their comedy pilots to series.

Eternally Yours, which comes from the showrunners of Ghosts, has been ordered to series after a lengthy development process. A similarly supernatural-themed comedy, it will focus on a vampire couple living in Seattle whose romance has become dull after hundreds of years together, until their daughter's human boyfriend enters their lives and causes them to reconsider their looks on love. Ed Weeks and Allegra Edwards lead the cast, along with Helen J. Shen, Parker Young, Rose Abdoo, Jaren Lewison, Tristan Michael Brown and Shylo Molina. The series is also set to film on the same location that Ghosts films in Montreal.

The Tillbrooks, formerly known as Regency, will not move forward. Rhys Darby and Kate Walsh led the cast of the pilot, focusing on an upper-middle class family in 19th Century England. 

True Lies Ordered to Series by CBS

CBS has handed a series order to another new drama pilot. True Lies, a reboot of the 1994 James Cameron film starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Arnold Schwarzenegger, is produced by 20th Television, CBS's only series this season not from their in-house studio. It will center on an unfulfilled suburban housewife who discovers that her husband is an international spy and is thrust into a life of danger and adventure after being recruited to work alongside him, all while they try to get the spark back in their marriage. Ginger Gonzaga and Steve Howey will take on Curtis and Schwarzenegger's roles in the series adaptation, starring alongside Omar Miller, Erica Hernandez, Annabella Didion, Mike O'Gorman and Lucas Jaye.

So Help Me Todd, East New York and Fire Country Ordered to Series by CBS

In the wake of canceling all of its remaining series earlier today, CBS is moving forward with three new drama pilots.

CBS Passes on Wilde Things

CBS has passed on comedy Wilde Things. It came from the creators of Will & Grace and centered on Frankie Wolfe, a businesswoman with no personal life. When Frankie's sister abandons her foster child Quincy, Frankie is forced to decided whether to take him in or cast him back out. Julie Bowen, Ken Marino, Stephanie Koenig and Juliet Donenfeld were set to star.

Smallwood Ordered to Series by CBS

CBS has ordered comedy pilot Smallwood to series. Based on the real-life story of bowler Tom Smallwood, it follows a man who, after being laid off from his job at General Motors, decides to provide for his family by becoming a pro bowler and pursing a lifelong dream. Pete Holmes, Chi McBride and Katie Lowes will star in the series.