Beat the Paramount+ price hike with this half-price Black Friday Walmart+ deal
Annoyed that you'll have to pay even more to watch Starfleet Academy? Thanks to this Walmart+ deal, you can get a full year of Paramount+ for just $50, beating the January Paramount+ price rise.
Walmart is offering an excellent streaming deal, which will net you Peacock or Paramount+ for just $49.99. Paramount+ is raising its prices in January, to $90 for a full year, so this 12-month Black Friday deal is your chance to beat the price hike.
But, hang on, Walmart+ isn't a streaming service, is it? No, but in an effort to compete with Amazon Prime, Walmart+ includes access to Paramount+ or Peacock. Even better, you can switch streaming services every 90 days. On top of that, there are a host of other benefits such as free delivery, early access to sales and Burger King discounts.
From movies like Total Recall and Interstellar to the Star Trek catalogue and beyond, we think Peacock and Paramount Plus are two of the best streaming services for sci-fi fans. How will you choose between the two? You don't have to! While you can't get both streaming services at the same time, you can switch every 90 days.
Enjoy a whole year of Walmart+ for less than $50 and, including amongst the various benefits, you get 12 months of Peacock or Paramount+, your choice, and you can change every three months.
Looking forward to watching Star Trek: Starfleet Academy this January? Paramount+ is the only place to catch it, plus you can watch virtually every Star Trek show and movie. If you're a sci-fi fan, you'll be astonished by the sheer choice of content on offer. Never watched the old Twilight Zone series? Fire up Paramount Plus and see what you've been missing. It doesn't matter if you don't live near a Walmart, this is your chance to claim a great sci-fi streaming deal.

Alexander Cox is one of Space's e-commerce experts and excels at tracking down streaming deals. He has a love of sci-fi, Star Wars included, and also has an eye for space news, games, tech and toys.
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Don't worry if your friends and family aren't into sci-fi, there's plenty to occupy them this holiday season. Fire up Paramount Plus and you can tune into movies like Top Gun: Maverick, There Will Be Blood, shows such as Dexter: Resurrection and Tulsa King. That last one is a guilty pleasure for me, a show that makes the most of Sylvester Stallone's range. If anyone in your household complains that there's nothing to watch, then you can hand them the remote and let them explore a near-limitless world of entertainment.
Key features: $49.99 for a full year and you can switch between Paramount+ and Peacock's ad-supported tiers every 90 days.
Price history: We've seen Paramount+ deals in previous years, and there's currently a $2.99 a month offer, but that's just for two months. This deal nets you up to a year of Paramount+ for just $50.
Review consensus: This is a great deal, since apart from beating the price hike, you're not locked into Paramount+ or Peacock forever. There's so much sci-fi content to stream on Paramount, from classic movies like Total Recall through to the entire Star Trek back catalogue. Peacock also features shows like Resident Alien and La Brea. You really are spoilt for choice.
✅ Buy it if: You're a sci-fi fan who wants access to a massive library of shows, movies and more, and the non-sci-fi material should keep family members happy, too.
❌ Don't buy it if: You don't want to have to keep Walmart+ for a year, since this is a 12-month deal.
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Chris is a freelance journalist who, aside from covering games and gaming-related tech, has a taste for horror, sci-fi and the post-apocalyptic. As well as Space.com, you can find his work at The Escapist, GameSpew (where he’s the morning news writer) and more. You can follow him on Twitter @MarmaladeBus.
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