Save 50% Off a 1-Year Paramount+ Premium (Ad-Free) Subscription for Black Friday
Catch up on the complete first season of Avatar: Seven Havens.
Paramount is currently providing a Black Friday deal for its 1-year Premium (Ad-Free) subscription, slashing the price by 50% to just $69.99. By applying the coupon code "saveannual50" during checkout, subscribers can enjoy the service for $5.83 per month. The Premium tier, typically priced at $13.99 per month, is ad-free and includes Showtime.
This is an excellent opportunity to watch the recently concluded Avatar TV series, "Avatar: Seven Havens," which comprises all thirteen episodes of its first Book 1 season, with the finale "Chapter 13: The Root Chakra" released on October 30. IGN's Alex Zalben gave the show a positive review, and several IGN staff members signed up to watch it.
Paramount's 2026 fall lineup features new seasons of Tulsa King and Dexter: Resurrection, along with the second half of All the Queen's Men. Additionally, there will be two UFC events in October: UFC 332: Silva vs. Wang on October 3 and UFC 333: Volkanovski vs. Evloev on October 24. The streaming platform boasts a robust library of movies, original shows, live sports, and news, with high-profile films such as The Running Man, The Naked Gun, and Primate currently streaming exclusively on Paramount+.
Popular TV shows include Dexter: Resurrection, Marshals, Landman, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Tulsa King, Halo, and Yellowjackets. For UFC enthusiasts, Paramount+ serves as the "home of UFC," offering access to all numbered UFC events and Fight Nights on demand, from prelims to main cards. If American football is your preference, the regular season commences on September 9, with more NFL games airing on local CBS networks throughout the season.
While the free months won't cover an entire football season, there might be other streaming deals available. IGN Deals team, with over 30 years of combined experience in finding the best discounts and preorders online, encourages readers to stay updated through their newsletter, Amazon storefront, social media channels, and TikTok account.
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