NCIS, Criminal Minds, And More CBS Shows Are On Sale (And More Friday Deals)

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CBS seems to have a unique gift for creating both family friendly sitcoms as well as dramatic police procedurals that turn into multi-season fan-favorites. Shows like The Big Bang Theory bring families together to the living room, smashing records right after dinner, while darker shows like NCIS have just as dedicated and passionate fan bases. Numerous shows have run for double digit seasons and dominate the evening airwaves.

Now, thanks to Vudu, you can own seasons or full series' of your favorite CBS shows at a fraction of the regular prices. They have current series like Young Sheldon and FBI, older classics like The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Lost In Space, multiple spin-offs like CSI: Miami and NCIS: Los Angeles, and everything in between. You can find a whole list of CBS shows on sale on Vudu here, or check our some of our favorites below. We've also include some great deals on Roku and TiVo streaming devices so you can also stream your favorite CBS shows.

NCIS

Find all the seasons of NCIS on sale on Vudu:

The Big Bang Theory

Find all the seasons of The Big Bang Theory on sale on Vudu:

Criminal Minds

Find all the seasons of Criminal Minds on sale on Vudu:

How I Met Your Mother

Find all the seasons of How I Met Your Mother on sale on Vudu:

Two and a Half Men

Find all the seasons of Two and a Half Men on sale on Vudu:

Young Sheldon

Find seasons 1-4 of Young Sheldon on sale on Vudu:

The Mary Tyler Moore Show

Find seasons 1-7 of The Mary Tyler Moore Show on Vudu

Everybody Loves Raymond

Find all the seasons of Everybody Loves Raymond on sale on Vudu:

The Dukes of Hazzard

Find all the seasons of The Dukes Of Hazzard on sale on Vudu:

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