Black Friday Deals for British TV Fans


Happy Black Friday! We hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Since our last email when we talked about some of the other (non-Amazon) channel sales, several people emailed to ask what kind of British content they can find on those services.

So - today and tomorrow, while there's still plenty of time to lock in the deals, we're highlighting exactly that.

Hulu: 99 cents/month for 12 months OR $2.99/month for 12 months to get both Hulu and Disney+ in a bundle.

Max (previously HBO Max): $2.99/month for 6 months

Before we get into more deals, a quick look at what's in store this week...


New & Upcoming

View all the brand-new British TV premieres in the US for November 2024 HERE


TV & Technology Deals...

  • All-Region DVD Player (allows you to watch imported DVDs)
  • Roku Devices (one of the easiest ways to start streaming without a smart TV)
  • Amazon Fire TVs...
  • Amazon Kindle E-readers & Tablets
    • Kindle Scribe - this is what we read from, and the delightfully large 10.2" e-ink screen is ideal if you like to make the text really big. You can also use the included pen to make notes in your ebooks.
    • Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet - If you want something portable that allows you to read ebooks AND stream videos, Fire tablets are great - and highly affordable compared to something like an iPad.

Books, DVDs, & More...

A few TV-related books are marked down, either in hardcover or Kindle format...

Some assorted DVD sets on sale..

A number of Doctor Who DVD sets are on sale on either DVD or Blu-ray, including...

Several shows have single (recent) season DVDs on sale...

Could You Survive Midsomer? - This official Midsomer Murders interactive novel tests whether you can survive England's deadliest county. On sale for $2.99 as of November 29th.

Channel Sales

Amazon's channel sale continues for a few more days. Here's what's on offer (that's relevant to a British/EU/AU/CAN TV-loving audience):

The opportunity to lock in these prices for 2 months ends on December 2nd. Last time they did a sale, a few people mentioned it would be handy if we sent out a reminder about 55 days later so people who intended to cancel could be reminded - so we've pre-scheduled an email for January 15th to help everyone remember, just in case some people are on tight budgets and can't afford to forget to cancel before the price goes up.


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Hilda Pierce, Foyle's War

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