Amazon's Prime Day celebration concludes July 13 but fans of Star Trek, The Walking Day and Yellowjackets still have time to take in some major savings.
Multiple streaming services have had their monthly subscription cost slashed down to 99 cents. Households can now get two months of Paramount+ (normally $9.99 per month), Starz ($8.99 per month), AMC+ ($8.99 per month), Discovery+ ($4.99 per month) and Showtime ($10.99 per month) for 99 cents per month. This limited-time offer will no longer be available to households after Prime Day ends. Other streaming services taking part in the Prime Day channel deals are Epix, Noggin, BET+, Acorn TV, ALLBLK, Hallmark Movies Now, PBS/Masterpiece, PBS Kids, PBS Documentaries, MotorTrend+, UP Faith & Family, MovieSphere and Pantaya.
Paramount+ (formerly known as CBS All Access) features a wide selection of content from Paramount Pictures, CBS and Nickelodeon and is the streaming home of Star Trek, including exclusive original series like Star Trek: Discovery, Star Trek: Picard and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. The streaming service is also the exclusive home of The Good Fight, a spinoff sequel series of the CBS series The Good Wife, Jordan Peele's two-season reboot of The Twilight Zone, Taylor Sheridan's 1883 and Mayor of Kingston, the first season of Halo and the iCarly revival series. Original Paramount+ movies include Rumble, Jerry & Marge Go Large and Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe.
Upcoming programming for Paramount+ includes new seasons of The Good Fight, Halo, Star Trek: Discovery, Mayor of Kingston and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Two Yellowstone prequel series are also in development for the streaming service, 1883: The Bass Reeves Story and 1923, the latter of which will star Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford. Also in the works for Paramount+ are new takes on Flashdance and Fatal Attraction, a Frasier continuation with Kelsey Grammer returning to star as the titular character, a Grease prequel series and a Sonic the Hedgehog spinoff series starring Idris Elba's Knuckles.
Starz is home to several fan-favorite series from the historical romantic fantasy Outlander to dramas P-Valley, Heels and the Power Book universe. AMC+ offers fans early access to original AMC series like Better Call Saul and The Walking Dead, with new episodes offered a week before their cable television premieres. Discovery+ features a massive content library, with programming from, but not limited to, Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, TLC, Magnolia Network, HGTV and Food Network available to stream. Fans of Billions, Yellowjacket, Dexter and Ray Donovan can find those television series on Showtime.
Prime Day channel deals are available until the end of July 13.
Source: Amazon