In an effort to both serve our readers and help support The A.V. Club, we are going to post daily links to deals and interesting items that we find over on Amazon. If you use these links to click through and buy something—not just the thing you clicked—on Amazon, we will see a portion of that income. You don’t have to do that if you don’t want to, but if you do, know that we appreciate it.
The Jackbox Party Pack ($14.99)
Recommended by John Teti and enjoyed by many an A.V. Club writer.
404 Not Found: A Coloring Book By The Oatmeal ($11.67)
We’re genuinely relieved to have found coloring books that are fun for adults and don’t involve mandalas. The Oatmeal brings his signature intelligent humor to a book that you have permission to scribble all over. Sounds like a win-win to us.
Star Wars costumes (varies)
Whether your idea of a Halloween costume is a simple Star Wars T-shirt or something slightly more complex, it’s time to get ready. Prices range from very cheap to very expensive, but some of them are deeply discounted.
Marvel’s Agent Carter ($39.99 for season one on Blu-ray)
Honestly we’re still pretty devastated by this show’s cancellation. If you haven’t watched Hayley Atwell kick ass as a 1940s spy, you have a real treat ahead of you. You can also stream season two for $19.99.
Poop-emoji pillow ($12.99)
We once found ourselves in possession of a poop-emoji float, so this isn’t even the weirdest poop-emoji product that money can buy.
Squatty Potty ($24.99)
Caitlin PenzeyMoog introduced us to the Squatty Potty last year. Don’t let that unicorn-rainbow-poop-ice-cream commercial dissuade you from getting this truly fantastic bathroom accessory.
Seinfeldia: How A Show About Nothing Changed Everything ($19.48 hardcover)
Nandini Balial gave this an A-, saying it was “as close to a complete history of the show pop culture is likely to get” and “as funny and interesting as a good episode of the show it covers.”
Overwatch: Origins Edition ($59.00)
Matt Gerardi says that Overwatch is “brimming with a welcoming liveliness that’s all too rare in games.”