Peacock announces three new documentaries ahead of the Winter Olympics
Three new Winter Olympics docs are coming to Peacock this month.
Three new Winter Olympics docs are coming to Peacock this month.
"I thought 'I just did this [quarantine/bubble] for three weeks, I cannot do it again. It's not good for me to do again.' And I'm going to hate not doing it, in particular if the NHL guys go, I'm going to hate it. I'm going to feel like I missed out. But I just couldn't do it."
Harris was the first woman basketball player to score a basket in the Olympics and be drafted by the NBA.
Yes, this is an indication of how much of NBC's current strategy focuses on sports, but it also has a lot to do with the latest Super Bowl date ever.
"It's not been fun. It's been scary. ...I'm worth more than gold."
There's going to be a ton of Paralympic coverage available, but much of it will be on authentication-required streaming apps and websites.
NPR's tweet of "A German coach was booted from the Tokyo Olympics after she lightly punched a reluctant horse that was refusing to ride during the equestrian portion of the modern pentathlon" took a lot of criticism, much more than other media outlets covering the story got.
"Kendrick Perkins, you talk a lot of shit. A lot of shit. Act like you American."
"After 16 years, I've resigned from @NYTSports to pursue nascent projects that are particularly timely."
"So net-net, with all this bad luck, we’re going to be profitable on Olympics, which we’re very happy with, and we’re very happy with the product."
Honnold will work as an Olympic analyst for NBC as climbing debuts next week.
"I'm really excited to bring these women the attention that they really warrant and that they've worked so hard for and that they deserve. And I hope it continues long after the Olympics."
The mid-sentence commercial cut certainly seemed strange.
Network NBC discussed the news but avoided video highlights, leading to an awkward situation for everyone.
Examples included using a picture of the Chernobyl disaster to introduce Ukraine as well a picture of Dracula to represent Romania.
Yet another in a long line of things that have gone wrong for the Tokyo Olympics.
In addition to the 1,208 ads and promos on NBC proper since November, Olympic Channel has run 18,396, while NBCSN has aired 5,834, The Golf Channel has aired 1,832, and USA has aired 1,336.
Is this a real possibility, or just an effort to reassure the public that they're being cautious?