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2024 Black Friday ads: Best deals from Amazon, Target, Best Buy, Walmart, Home Depot, and more

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Black Friday is hours away, promising big discounts on TVs, laptops, headphones, speakers, and so much more. It’s the best time of the year to shop, with deals on offer from all the top retailers.

In the battle for Black Friday, the leading names in the retail game are competing harder than ever. Every retailer is looking to get ahead of the competition by launching early-access deals, with savings-packed ads that include some really impressive offers. But where are shoppers supposed to start?

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To help you make the most out of this Black Friday, we’ve checked out all the best deals and doorbusters from the Black Friday ads of Best Buy, Walmart, Kohl’s, The Home Depot, and Target. You could take some time to check out each individual page, but for those looking for a handy snapshot of the very best deals, this is your cheat sheet.

Mashable Deals

These are the best deals from Black Friday ads that you can already buy online.

Best deals from Amazon

Best Amazon deals on Apple products

Best Amazon deals on Echo

Best Amazon deals on fitness trackers

Best Amazon deals on headphones

Best Amazon deals on Kindles

Best Amazon kitchen deals

Best Amazon deals on robot vacuums

Best Amazon deals on TVs

Best deals from Best Buy

Best Buy Apple deals

Best Buy deals on cameras

Best Buy deals on fitness trackers

Best Buy deals on gaming

Best Buy deals on headphones

Best Buy deals on kitchen

Best Buy deals on laptops

Best Buy deals on smart home gadgets

Best Buy deals on speakers

Best Buy deals on TVs

Best Buy deals on vacuums

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Best deals from The Home Depot

Best Home Depot deals on cordless tools

Best Home Depot deals on air purifiers

Best Home Depot deals on smart home

Best Home Depot deals on home security

Best Home Depot deals on ice makers

Best Home Depot deals on mini fridges

Best Home Depot deals on vacuums

Best deals from Kohl’s

Best Kohl’s deals on Amazon products

Best Kohl’s deals on home audio

Best Kohl’s deals on headphones

Best Kohl’s deals on smartwatches

Best Kohl’s deals on tablets

Best deals from Target

Best Target deals on Apple products

Best Target deals on gaming tech

Best Target deals on TVs

Best Target deals on laptops

Best Target deals on headphones

Best Target deals on smart home tech

Best Target deals on speakers

Best Target deals on smartwatches

Best Target deals on vacuums

Best deals from Walmart

Best Walmart deals on Apple

Best Walmart deals on drones

Best Walmart deals on gaming

Best Walmart deals on headphones

Best Walmart deals on laptops

Best Walmart deals on TVs

Best Walmart deals on vacuums

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Get Ankers 14-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Dock for $60 less at Amazon

SAVE 15%: As of April 22, you can get the Anker Prime 14-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Dock for $339.99, down from $399.99, at Amazon. That’s a 15% discount or $60 savings.


Anker Prime TB5 Docking Station, 14-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Dock with 120Gbps Max Transfer, Thunderbolt Dock with 140W Max Charging, Cooling System, Up to 8K, Dual Display for TBT 5/4 Laptops

$339.99
at Amazon

$399.99
Save $60

 

Working off a laptop is great until you realize you only have two ports and need to plug something in. If you’re hooked up to an external monitor, keyboard, and mouse, you’re pretty much out of luck on the rest. Not only that, but your previously uncluttered desk will most likely look like a Best Buy exploded (a rat’s nest of cords isn’t cute or helpful for anyone getting work done).

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If you literally hate mess and cords as much as I do, you need a docking station to hide all that chaos and protect your aesthetic. Right now, Anker’s Prime TB5 Docking Station is on sale for $339.99 at Amazon, down from $399.99. (That’s a $60 price cut.)

Are you going to use all 14 ports at the exact same time? Probably not, but you’ll never have to dig through your bag for a specific adapter again. You just plug a single cable into your laptop, and the dock handles the rest. It features a Thunderbolt 5 upstream port, two Thunderbolt 5 downstream ports, two USB-C ports, three USB-A ports, SD and TF card readers, a 2.5Gbps Ethernet port, an audio jack, and your choice of HDMI 2.1 or DisplayPort 2.1. It’s also fast enough to transfer a 150GB file in 25 seconds.

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How I scored ad-free Paramount+ Premium for only 99 cents

SAVE $26: As of April 22, returning subscribers can score two months of ad-free Paramount+ Premium for only 99 cents per month with the code N8C27L. Usually $13.99 per month, that’s $26 in savings. Just note that your mileage may vary.

$0.99/month for 2 months (save $13/month) with code N8C27L

If you’re looking to save some money on your streaming lineup, my number one recommendation is to cancel your subscriptions. While it doesn’t work for every streamer, many will offer you a special discount to come back. Not to mention, you’ll be eligible for any new deals that may appear that are marketed to “new and returning customers.” Case in point: as of April 22, returning subscribers can get two months of ad-free Paramount+ Premium for just 99 cents per month.

I’ve tested this out myself, so I can vouch for it. When you navigate to Paramount+ and sign in to your existing account, you’ll be prompted to pick a plan. Select the Paramount+ Premium monthly plan for $13.99 per month. On the “Welcome back!” page, scroll down to the box that says “Have a promo code?” and enter N8C27L. Once you hit “apply” the price should drop to just 99 cents per month.

Paramount+ checkout page with promo code applied


Credit: Paramount+

That’s all, folks. You can take advantage of two full months of ad-free Paramount+, Showtime, BET, CBS, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, CBS live TV, UFC fights, and more for less than two bucks. That’s $26 total in savings.

Paramount+ has a surprisingly hefty library. Subscribers can enjoy Paramount+ Originals like Landman and RuPaul Drag Race All Stars, Showtime series like Dexter Resurrection and Yellowjackets, CBS hits like Survivor and NCIS, and nostalgic shows from Nickelodeon and MTV. Not to mention, there’s a lineup of movies that’ll keep you fully entertained for your two-month promotional period. Just be sure to cancel again before the second month is over if you want to avoid paying full cost. You can always sign up again when another deal arises. I know I will.

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How Stargate SG-1 Used A Classic Trope To Emotionally Wreck Its Fans

By Jonathan Klotz
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Garfield and Friends said it best: “Oh no, we’ve resorted to an evil twin storyline.” Star Trek: The Original Series did it the best with Mirror Universe Spock, and ever since, it’s been a lazy excuse for every series to use when they run out of ideas. The exception is Stargate SG-1’s sixth episode, “Cold Lazarus,” which plays with the trope by making the twin less evil and more confused.

When fans say they skip this episode when rewatching, it’s not because it’s a lazy, poorly written episode. In fact, it’s the opposite. The ending of “Cold Lazarus” is a pivotal character moment for Jack O’Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) and a gut punch to the audience. 

Stargate SG-1’s First Evil Twin

“Cold Lazarus” opens with the SG-1 team on a planet that doesn’t look like Vancouver (it was a giant pile of sulfur at the port of Vancouver). The desert landscape is dotted with shattered blue crystals that look like the remnants of a civilization until we see a crystal eye-view of O’Neill, a mysterious light knocks him out, and all of a sudden, a second O’Neill is looking down at the first. Turns out, the crystals are the civilization. 

Fake O’Neill is trying to figure out who O’Neill is and what SGC is all about. When he pulls out photos of his family, it takes Samantha Carter (Amanda Tapping) by surprise. O’Neill’s never mentioned his wife, Sara, or his son, Charlie. Confused, the Fake O’Neill goes to the home, where Sara is disgusted he’d come by and thinks it’s a sick joke that he’s asking about Charlie. If you’re wondering if you missed a key part of O’Neill’s backstory, don’t worry, this is the first time that either Sara or Charlie is mentioned, and tragically, we soon learn why. 

No One Ever Dies

Charlie shot himself with O’Neill’s gun. Fake O’Neill starts to piece this together when he goes into Charlie’s old room and breaks down, prompting Sara and him to finally have the conversation about their shared grief. Back in SGC, the crystal’s nature is revealed to be an energy alien calling itself Unity, which accidentally killed a Jaffa, and the Goa’uld shattered them in retribution. That’s when O’Neill stumbles back through the Stargate, and the team realizes the mistake they made. 

The Fake O’Neill is soon captured at a local hospital, suffering from Earth’s radiation, where he explains that he sensed O’Neill’s pain after he took his form and wanted to help ease the suffering, as nothing ever truly dies to Unity. To prove its point, Unity transforms into Charlie, giving O’Neill and Sara one last chance to see their child. Fans who haven’t lost a child can understand the emotion, but for fans who have, this scene is emotional torture, in the best way possible. 

Jack knows this isn’t Charlie, but he talks to him like he is, and then they walk together through the Stargate back to Unity’s planet. It’s a beautiful moment that explains so much about O’Neill’s throwing himself into work and how even his friendships remain professional. “Cold Lazarus” may have started out with the “evil twin” trope in full effect, but the ending is proof that even early during its run, Stargate SG-1 was going to be the greatest. 

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