Amazon Cyber Monday deals: KitchenAid Mixers, Arkham Asylum, lots of DVDs, games, etc

(X-posted here while LJ weathers the DDS attack.)

Many old items are still active. I've put links to highlights of those below (instead of pointing folks to eight different posts). Lightning deals can be found here, and there's a lot of good games and kitchen stuff available.

The deal of the day is the KitchenAid KP26M1PGC Professional 600 Series 6-Quart Stand Mixer for $259.99 (48% off).

The video game deal of the day is Arkham City for $39.99 (33% off).

The Kinect Sensor with 3 games is once again on sale for $99.99 (33% off).

There are a few hundred other games in the Video Games Deal Page (as well as links to video game lightning deals). You can, once again, nab Duke Nukem Forever for $10 (which may still feel too steep), as well as some good games like Lego Harry Potter, Battlefield 3, and more.

Robotech: The Complete Original Series is $32.99 (67% off). On Blu-Ray, the complete Full Metal Panic is $17.99 (67% off), and Chobits is $18.49 (67% off).

Other good movie and TV deals: Watchmen on Blu Ray is $5.99 (70% off). The Complete West Wing is $89.99 (70% off). Seasons of Criminal Minds are as low as $15.The 25th Anniversary Edition of Les Miz is $9.99 (67% off). The Complete Rocky and Bullwinkle is $49.99 (50% off). The complete Friends is $89.99 (62% off). And the Spider-Man Trilogy on Blu-Ray is $24.99 (65% off, but you must look on the right-hand side for the deal).

Some previous items still on sale:

Video Games: Dark Souls, Dead Island, God of War 3, Rage, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Goldeneye 007 Reloaded, World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich KingNip/Tuck, Supernatural: The Anime, The Thorn Birds, Pretty Little Liars, Dollhouse, Bridesmaids, Coraline, Little Shop of Horrors, How I Met Your Mother, Parks and Recreation, Scrubs, Star Trek: TNG, Charmed, Daria, Weeds, Wedding Crashers, Looney Tunes, Tiny Toon Adventures, King Kong, and Gilmore Girls.

Blu-Ray: Samurai Champloo, Stargate Atlantis, Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules, Rain Man, Batman Begins, Star Trek Original Motion Picture Collection, Moulin Rouge, Jurassic Park, James Bond, and The Others.

Books: Song of Ice and Fire, Hark! A Vagrant, The Hunger Games Trilogy, The Oxford Companion to Beer, The Alloy of Law, Where the Sidewalk Ends.

Kindle: Kindle DX, The Colour of Magic, Nation, An Edible History of Humanity.

Amazon Cyber Monday deals: KitchenAid Mixers, Arkham Asylum, lots of DVDs, games, etc

(X-posted here while LJ weathers the DDS attack.)

Many old items are still active. I've put links to highlights of those below (instead of pointing folks to eight different posts). Lightning deals can be found here, and there's a lot of good games and kitchen stuff available.

The deal of the day is the KitchenAid KP26M1PGC Professional 600 Series 6-Quart Stand Mixer for $259.99 (48% off).

The video game deal of the day is Arkham City for $39.99 (33% off).

The Kinect Sensor with 3 games is once again on sale for $99.99 (33% off).

There are a few hundred other games in the Video Games Deal Page (as well as links to video game lightning deals). You can, once again, nab Duke Nukem Forever for $10 (which may still feel too steep), as well as some good games like Lego Harry Potter, Battlefield 3, and more.

Robotech: The Complete Original Series is $32.99 (67% off). On Blu-Ray, the complete Full Metal Panic is $17.99 (67% off), and Chobits is $18.49 (67% off).

Other good movie and TV deals: Watchmen on Blu Ray is $5.99 (70% off). The Complete West Wing is $89.99 (70% off). Seasons of Criminal Minds are as low as $15.The 25th Anniversary Edition of Les Miz is $9.99 (67% off). The Complete Rocky and Bullwinkle is $49.99 (50% off). The complete Friends is $89.99 (62% off). And the Spider-Man Trilogy on Blu-Ray is $24.99 (65% off, but you must look on the right-hand side for the deal).

Some previous items still on sale:

Video Games: Dark Souls, Dead Island, God of War 3, Rage, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Goldeneye 007 Reloaded, World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King.

DVD: Nip/Tuck, Supernatural: The Anime, The Thorn Birds, Pretty Little Liars, Dollhouse, Bridesmaids, Coraline, Little Shop of Horrors, How I Met Your Mother, Parks and Recreation, Scrubs, Star Trek: TNG, Charmed, Daria, Weeds, Wedding Crashers, Looney Tunes, Tiny Toon Adventures, King Kong, and Gilmore Girls.

Blu-Ray: Samurai Champloo, Stargate Atlantis, Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules, Rain Man, Batman Begins, Star Trek Original Motion Picture Collection, Moulin Rouge, Jurassic Park, James Bond, and The Others.

Books: Song of Ice and Fire, Hark! A Vagrant, The Hunger Games Trilogy, The Oxford Companion to Beer, The Alloy of Law, Where the Sidewalk Ends.

Kindle: Kindle DX, The Colour of Magic, Nation, An Edible History of Humanity.

Thank you, Mike Pereira!

I'm generally as willing as anyone to criticize Antonio Cromartie when he blows it (and he, as much as Eric Smith, gave up that Tim Tebow run last week).

But no one seems willing to admit what anyone watching the Bills/Jets game heard: The refs blew their whistle before the kick Cromartie muffed came down. It was a dead ball (and that whistle is a hell of a distraction). That doesn't excuse the rest of the way the Jets played, but the game should never have been as close as it was.

Dear NCAA:

I wish you put as much effort into making sure no child rape cover-ups are taking place in major sports programs as you do making sure people don't name things "Munch Madness."

Borrowers Times Two

So, not only will next year bring the US release of The Secret World of Arrietty, the Studio Ghibli adaptation of The Borrowers, but there will also be the US release of the BBC film based on the book (although I suspect I'll get it shortly after its Christmas airdate). And the latter will star Christopher Eccleston and Stephen Fry.

I'm particularly amused at that last bit, as the last adaptation featured Hugh Laurie.