The deals thread

[eegah]

You're Tearing Me Apart Lisa!
https://www.shirtpunch.com/you-re-tearing-me-apart-sweater?

Don't forget about all of the wonderful Tommy Wiseau gear that you can buy from the man himself!:

https://www.tommywiseau.com/

[wihogfan]

Was in Walmart yesterday and was shocked that new release DVDs were going for $19 or more.
But I guess the only DVDs I've bought in the last 5+ years have been MST3K boxed sets (when those were still being released) and the occasional Amazon purchase on the rare occasion when I couldn't something via streaming or download.
Rifftrax is having a $5 DVD sale right now.

[wihogfan]

Roku in the bedroom has been discontinued and will no longer be receiving firmware or channel updates. Roku Ultra on sale at Amazon for $48 (normally $98). Amazon sold out, but Walmart had it on sale for same price. Walmart shipping going to take 2 weeks vs Amazon 2 days, but bought from Walmart. Will put it in living room and move 2018 Ultra to bedroom (not sure what the differences between the 2018 and 2019 models are though).

[Charles Castle]

If you didn't bundle Hulu with your Disney+, Hulu can be had by first time subscribers (or in my case, for people with multiple email addresses) for $1.99 per month for the next year. Since I have zero interest in ESPN, I'm just going with the year of Disney+ and Hulu and it's not even $8, which I find to be rather fantastic

[Johnny Unusual]

I'd be nicer if Hulu was anywhere else other than the states.

[stansimpson]

If you didn't bundle Hulu with your Disney+, Hulu can be had by first time subscribers (or in my case, for people with multiple email addresses) for $1.99 per month for the next year. Since I have zero interest in ESPN, I'm just going with the year of Disney+ and Hulu and it's not even $8, which I find to be rather fantastic

Dang, I would've SO hopped on that if it was still going.... and didn't use up all my credit/debit/PayPal info. Because, yeah, it's not just email addresses they check. :\

[wihogfan]

Reminder that many U.S. cell phone companies offer Netflix, Hulu, Disney, or Amazon Prime as part of their service.
My provider, Sprint, offers Hulu. Hulu probably the one streaming service I sub to that I watch the least, but it's not costing me extra.