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Vampires and Silicon Valley get the full-episode treatment on CBS

Second episodes of Eternally Yours and Cupertino anchor a seven-upload week, alongside NCIS cast games and a whispered vampire-comedy pitch.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Eternally Yours: Season 1 Episode 2 | Full Episode | Baby Vampire | CBS

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1:28Max wakes in Emma's home and learns that Charles turned him into a vampire to save his life.
6:35An urgent work call gives Max a reason to slip away from the house.
8:35Charles uses vampire powers in an awkward attempt to arrange lunch with a coworker.
11:23Sunlight and emerging fangs complicate Max's presentation at the Social Security Administration.
15:40The coven confronts Max about exposing its secret; his fate is settled in the episode's closing scenes.

CBS made room for two very different workplace problems: a newly turned vampire trying to get through a presentation, and lawyers whose mysterious prospective client is an artificial intelligence.

Full second episodes of Eternally Yours and Cupertino were the week's most-watched new uploads. The vampire comedy reached roughly 53,000 views and also carries the strongest daily momentum, followed by Cupertino and the Ghosts Halloween special preview. In the comments on Eternally Yours, viewers are discussing how quickly Max became a vampire, with some wishing the series had spent longer on his human life. Others are simply surprised to find another complete episode available on YouTube.

Cupertino gives Mike Colter and Rachel Keller's attorneys a drone coder to defend, then introduces an AI seeking legal representation. It's a substantial helping of the Silicon Valley drama beside the supernatural sitcom, rather than just a trailer-sized taste.

The shorter uploads supplied a different kind of access. Gary Cole, Brian Dietzen and Diona Reasonover played cast superlatives for NCIS, unanimously naming Wilmer Valderrama the set's class clown. Ed Weeks and Jaren Lewison explained Eternally Yours while scratching microphones, crunching pickles and making virgin Bloody Marys. Eternal marriage apparently needs sound effects.

CBS added about 10,000 subscribers over the week, although its current daily views are below their usual level. Nearby network and streaming channels Paramount Plus and South Park Studios both had larger weekly view gains. For CBS, the freshest activity centers on those two full episodes, with the cast's pickle-crunching companion video also continuing to draw views.

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What viewers say

Really surprised they’d upload more than one full episode on here
@laurenbendik2006See it on YouTube
I love the little old man detail that he has sounds on for his messaging services, I bet he still has ringtones
@ecrivonlunyxSee it on YouTube
a future spinoff, "the vampires of Winnipeg"?
@enemysquirrelSee it on YouTube

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kind of wish the guy didnt get turned into a vampire until way later in the show. Felt like they could of played with that for several episodes before turning him
@bonesnapper93See it on YouTube
This has a real "ghosts" vibe to it.
@margaretfarmer5914See it on YouTube
10:05 may we all find a relationship like this.
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