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SAVE UP TO $20: Through Dec. 4,Watch When the Camellia Blooms Online new and returning subscribers can sign up for two months of Paramount+ Essential or Paramount+ with Showtime for just $2.99 per month with this Black Friday streaming deal still live. That's up to 76% in savings.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Paramount+ / Showtime Paramount+ with Showtime $2.99/month for two months (save $10/month) Opens in a new window Credit: Paramount+ Paramount+ Essential $2.99/month for two months (save $5/month)

Streaming deals took over Black Friday 2024, but sadly, most of them disappeared as soon as the clock struck midnight on Cyber Monday. If you slept on the streaming deals while snagging tech and other goodies, there's a few lone stragglers. One of the best ones still live is the Paramount+ Black Friday offer.

Through Dec. 4, new and returning subscribers can still sign up for Paramount+ Essential or Paramount+ with Showtime for just $2.99 per month for two months. That's $5 per month, or 63% in savings, for the Essential plan, and $10 per month, or 76% in savings, if you choose the upgraded Paramount+ with Showtime plan.

While we wish Paramount+ was a little more generous with their Black Friday deal this year like Hulu and Max, which offered $0.99 subscriptions for a year and $2.99 subscriptions for six months, we still think it's worth grabbing. Paramount+ is the streaming home for new Paramount Pictures theatrical releases like Smile 2(coming soon), A Quiet Place: Day One, and Transformers One, as well as local AFC games on Sundays, CBS originals like Ghosts, Survivor, and Big Brother, old Nickelodeon and MTV shows, and Paramount+ originals like RuPaul's Drag RaceAll Stars andEvil(which Mashable Film Editor Kristy Puchko says is the wildest show you're not watching).

If you choose the upgraded tier with Showtime (why wouldn't you while it's the same price as the Essential plan?), you'll also unlock access to the entire Showtime library and get to watch without ads. Showtime features some fantastic shows like Yellowjackets, The Curse, and The Chi.

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Subscription will jump back up to full price as soon as your two-month promotional period ends — that's $7.99 for Essential and $12.99 for Showtime. If you want to avoid paying full price, be sure to cancel ahead of time.

More post-Cyber Monday streaming deals still live

• BroadwayHD — $149.99 for one year$199.99(save $50)

• MasterClass — 40% off all subscriptions

• Screambox—$3.50/month for three months $6.99/month (save $3.49/month with code blackfriday)

• Wondery+ — three months free

Post-Cyber Monday streaming device deals still live

• Amazon Fire TV Stick Lite — $14.99$29.99(save $15)

• Roku Express — $17.99$29.99(save $12)

• Roku Express 4K+ — $24$39.99(save $15.99)

• Roku Streaming Stick 4K — $29$49.99(save $20.99)

• Roku Streambar SE — $69 $99.99(save $30.99)

• Roku Ultra — $79$99.99(save $20.99)

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