2022 olympics tv schedule printable

What is the Olympic TV schedule?

Complete TV listings for 2022 Beijing Olympics

• Friday, Feb. 4 (Day 0)
• NBC. Noon – 3 p.m.
• USA Network
• Saturday, Feb. 5 (Day 1)
• NBC
• USA Network
• CNBC
• Sunday, Feb. 6 (Day 2)
• NBC
• USA Network

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What channel to watch the Olympics?

• NBC
• NBC Sports
• Olympic Channel
• CNBC
• USA
• Golf Channel
• fuboTV (7-day free trial)

Which network will broadcast Olympics live?

The gold medal final will be broadcast during NBC’s primetime coverage. Channel finder: Verizon Fios, AT&T U-verse, Comcast Xfinity, Spectrum/Charter, Optimum/Altice, DIRECTV and Dish.

When will Olympics be televised?

The event will air starting at 10:30 p.m. CT on NBC's primetime plus and can also be streamed live beginning at 10 p.m. CT at the links below. Sat | Feb 19 | 10:00 p.m. Exhibition Gala

What TV channels will show the 2022 Olympics?

2022 Olympics on TV: Schedule of events on NBC, CNBC and USA Network for Sunday.

What is the TV schedule for the Winter Olympics 2022?

The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic closing ceremony will take place on Sunday, Feb. 20. Live coverage begins at 6:00 a.m. CST on Peacock and NBCOlympics.com. The Closing Ceremony will also air in primetime at 7 p.m. CST on NBC and Peacock.

How can I watch the Olympics 2022 schedule?

How to watch the 2022 Winter OlympicsPeacock will be the streaming home of the 2022 Winter Olympics. ... You can also stream events via NBCOlympics.com and the NBC Sports app.Many events will also air on NBC, USA Network, and CNBC.

How can I watch Winter Olympics 2022 for free?

Since the 2022 Winter Olympic Games are airing on NBC, you can stream the event live (including opening and closing ceremonies) on Peacock for free through the app, which includes viewing from a laptop, smartphone, or smart TV.

What channels are the Olympic Games on?

NBC is the known as the home of the Olympics in the United States. Along with that, the Olympics will be shown on some of its other channels, such as USA and CNBC. All of the coverage can be watched on fuboTV as well, which offers a free trial.

What time is prime time Olympic coverage?

8 p.m. ETFor the second consecutive Winter Games and third overall, NBC will broadcast its primetime Olympic show live across all time zones. Primetime begins each night at 8 p.m. ET, except for Sundays (7 p.m. ET).

What time is women's downhill?

What time will the women's downhill start? The women's downhill is scheduled to begin at 10 p.m. ET (11 a.m. in Beijing). The full Alpine skiing schedule at the 2022 Winter Olympics can be found HERE.

What channels are the Winter Olympics going to be on?

NBCUniversal is this year's official broadcaster of the Winter Olympics. This means you can tune in to the near 200 hours of NBCU's televised coverage, including the enhanced presentation of Sunday's Closing Ceremony, live on NBC or streaming through Peacock.

What channels are the Winter Olympics going to be on?

NBCUniversal is this year's official broadcaster of the Winter Olympics. This means you can tune in to the near 200 hours of NBCU's televised coverage, including the enhanced presentation of Sunday's Closing Ceremony, live on NBC or streaming through Peacock.

How can I watch Winter Olympics 2022 in the US?

Coverage will be live on NBC and Peacock. WATCH LIVE: Sign up for Peacock and watch the 2022 Winter Olympics now! The Beijing Winter Olympics will feature some of Team USA's best and brightest stars who can make history in China.

What channel will broadcast the Winter Olympics?

NBCTo start, there's regular old NBC. It is broadcasting the big events — including figure skating, Alpine skiing, snowboarding, short track and speed skating — as well as a live prime-time show each night during the Games.

How can I watch the Olympics on TV?

Hulu + Live TV's lineup includes all the channels you need to watch the Olympics, including CNBC, NBC, NBCSN, Olympics Channel, and USA. Other sports channels in Hulu's lineup are BTN, CBS Sports Network, ESPN, and FS1.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3 (DAY -1)

NBC 8pm-12am Figure Skating: Team Event (LIVE); Men’s Short Program; Rhythm Dance Women’s Freestyle Skiing: Moguls Qualifying Men’s Freestyle Skiing: Moguls Qualifying 12:35am- 2am Figure Skating: Pairs’ Short Program Team Event (LIVE)

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5 (DAY 1)

NBC 2pm-6pm Women’s Speed Skating: 3000m Men’s Luge: First & Second Runs Women’s Cross-Country Skiing: Skiathlon Men’s Freestyle Skiing: Moguls Qualifying Women’s Ski Jumping: Normal Hill Final 8pm-11:30pm Figure Skating: Team Event (LIVE); Women’s Short Program; Men’s Free Skate Men’s Alpine Skiing: Downhill Run (LIVE) Short Track: Mixed Relay Final 12am-1:30am Women’s Snowboard: Slopestyle Final Men’s Freestyle Skiing: Moguls Final.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6 (DAY 2)

NBC 2pm-6pm Men’s Speed Skating: 5000m Men’s Cross-Country Skiing: Skiathlon Men’s Ski Jumping: Normal Hill Final 7pm-11:30pm Figure Skating: Team Event (LIVE); Pairs’ Free Skate; Free Dance; Women’s Free Skate Women’s Alpine Skiing: Giant Slalom First Run (LIVE) Women’s Freestyle Skiing: Big Air Qualifying (LIVE); Moguls Final Men’s Luge: Third & Final Runs 12am-2am Women’s Alpine Skiing: Giant Slalom Final Run (LIVE) Men’s Snowboard: Slopestyle Final.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7 (DAY 3)

NBC 2pm-5pm Women’s Biathlon: 15km Individual Mixed Team Ski Jumping: Normal Hill 8pm-12:30am Men’s Figure Skating: Short Program (LIVE) Men’s Alpine Skiing: Super G (LIVE) Women’s Freestyle Skiing: Big Air Final (LIVE) Women’s Short Track: 500m Final Women’s Speed Skating: 1500m 1:05am-2am Men’s Short Track: 1000m Final Women’s Luge: First & Second Runs.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 (DAY 4)

NBC 2pm-5pm Men’s Biathlon: 20km Individual Women’s Luge: Third & Final Runs Men’s & Women’s Cross-Country Skiing: Individual Sprint Finals 8pm-11pm Women’s Alpine Skiing: Slalom First Run (LIVE) Women’s Snowboard: Halfpipe Qualifying (LIVE) Men’s Freestyle Skiing: Big Air Final (LIVE) Men’s Speed Skating: 1500m 11:35pm-2am Women’s Alpine Skiing: Slalom Final Run (LIVE) Men’s Snowboard: Halfpipe Qualifying (LIVE) Women’s Snowboard: Snowboard Cross Qualifying.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9 (DAY 5)

NBC 2pm-5pm Women’s Alpine Skiing: Slalom Final Run Women’s Snowboard: Snowboard Cross Final Doubles Luge: First & Final Runs Men’s Nordic Combined Skiing: Individual Normal Hill & 10km 8pm-12:30am Women’s Snowboard: Halfpipe Final (LIVE) Men’s Figure Skating: Free Skate (LIVE) Men’s Alpine Skiing: Combined, Downhill Run Men’s Short Track: 1500m Final 1:05am-2am Men’s Alpine Skiing: Combined, Slalom Run (LIVE).

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10 (DAY 6)

NBC 2pm-5pm Men’s Snowboard: Snowboard Cross Final Women’s Cross-Country Skiing: 10km Team Luge: Relay 8pm-11pm Women’s Alpine Skiing: Super G (LIVE) Men’s Snowboard: Halfpipe Final (LIVE) Mixed Team Freestyle Skiing: Aerials Final 11:35pm-12:30am Women’s Ice Hockey: Quarterfinal (LIVE) Women’s Skeleton: First Run; Second Run

Wednesday, February 2

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Friday, February 4

• NBC 6:30am-9am Opening Ceremony (LIVE) 12pm-3pm Olympics Preview Show 8pm-11pm Opening Ceremony USA NETWORK 2pm-8pm Figure Skating: Men’s Short Program Team Event; Rhythm Dance Team Event; Pairs’ Short Program Team Event Mixed Doubles Curling: U.S. vs. Sweden 8pm-10pm Mixed Doubles Curling: Switzerland vs. Sweden (LIVE) 10pm-11:50pm Wom…

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