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Opens in a new window Credit: NBC One year of Peacock Premium $29.99 The "a year of Peacock for $20" deal we saw on Black Friday probably won't happen again until next Black Friday, but Peacock's winter sale gets pretty damn close.
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It's also a good streaming service to have for watching sports: you'll get access to select live events like college basketball and football games, NFL games, Premier League matches, WWE fights, and more.
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