grammaticality - Is this relative clause grammatically correct?

Is the relative clause in this sentence grammatically correct? If not, why?

The screens were there for bulletins but usually showed only mindfulness videos, which made him uneasy and avert his eyes.

1. ". . . which made him uneasy."




2. ". . . which made him avert his eyes."

Both constructions independently seem fine to me, but when conjoined something seems amiss.