A few Friday Amazon Deals: Toys galore, Video Rentals, more!

(See Yesterday's Post for the board games that are still active, and this post for the still-active deals on Amazon Devices like the Dot, Kindle, Echo, etc).

It's the day before Christmas Eve, so needless to say, don't get things expecting them in time for the 24th unless Amazon says they can do it. Hell, even if you're a fellow Hanukkizer, make sure the items are in stock if you want them by night 8.

One Daily Deal is on over 400 cheap toys. This includes Fisher-Price, Bob the Builder, Monster High, board games, action figures, and more (and includes the board game deals previously mentioned here).

One Kindle Daily Deal offers Clifford Simak's Hugo-winning Way Station for $1.99. Another nabs you TV (The Book): Two Experts Pick the Greatest American Shows of All Time for $3.99. I heard a really good interview with the authors of the latter on Pop Culture Happy Hour this year, and meant to track it down anyway.

In Amazon Video, you can rent any movie (literally, any movie, including stuff from this year) for $.99 with the coupon code MOVIE99. This one runs for a month.

And if you have Amazon Prime, you can get a $20 credit for Amazon Music Unlimited that kicks in after the free month, basically meaning you get 3.5 months for free.

And finally, the Steam Link (which allows you to stream Steam games to your TV) is $19.99 (60% off).

A few Friday Amazon Deals: Toys galore, Video Rentals, more!

(See Yesterday's Post for the board games that are still active, and this post for the still-active deals on Amazon Devices like the Dot, Kindle, Echo, etc).

It's the day before Christmas Eve, so needless to say, don't get things expecting them in time for the 24th unless Amazon says they can do it. Hell, even if you're a fellow Hanukkizer, make sure the items are in stock if you want them by night 8.

One Daily Deal is on over 400 cheap toys. This includes Fisher-Price, Bob the Builder, Monster High, board games, action figures, and more (and includes the board game deals previously mentioned here).

One Kindle Daily Deal offers Clifford Simak's Hugo-winning Way Station for $1.99. Another nabs you TV (The Book): Two Experts Pick the Greatest American Shows of All Time for $3.99. I heard a really good interview with the authors of the latter on Pop Culture Happy Hour this year, and meant to track it down anyway.

In Amazon Video, you can rent any movie (literally, any movie, including stuff from this year) for $.99 with the coupon code MOVIE99. This one runs for a month.

And if you have Amazon Prime, you can get a $20 credit for Amazon Music Unlimited that kicks in after the free month, basically meaning you get 3.5 months for free.

And finally, the Steam Link (which allows you to stream Steam games to your TV) is $19.99 (60% off).