Please put "spoiler" in your thread titles concerning Olympic wins. Some of us

[GPV]

enjoy being surprised when we watch. Thanks!!

[mahatmakanejeeves]

1. Guilty. I just edited a title, although the event was a long time ago.

Thanks for the reminder.

And good morning.

[GPV]

2. Thanks! It's more the events that just ended that bum people out, but

I appreciate you doing that. It might remind others.

[zuul]

3. Yes! And don't put the results in the title.

[Cracklin Charlie]

4. Can someone tell me...

What channels you are watching Olympic coverage?

I hear/see people talking about events I am not seeing. I am having a hard time getting my smart remote to show me which channels are broadcasting the events.

Thanks!

[GPV]

5. NBC has a lot of it. I'm watching on Hulu, so it shows me different channels and streams

[Cracklin Charlie]

6. I've been watching for an equestrian event...

Where they ride the horses over hill and dale in a time trial race. I have no idea what it’s called, but it’s really fun to watch.

I’ve only seen the “horse dancing” so far.

[ChazII]

8. Where are you seeing the equestrian events?

I have been watching NBC and USA on Dish.

[FakeNoose]

7. NBC has it on several cable channels

They own the Olympic Channel, so that 24 hours of Olympic events, and a lot of it is shown live and unedited. They also own NBC Sports channel where events aren't necessarily live, but shown at a delayed time so that more people can see it during the day. Then they have the regular NBC network channel where most events have been edited down to the important minutes, and that's all shown during prime time and on shows like The Today Show.

For those not on cable, you can probably stream some events online, but don't assume that you're watching in "real-time" because it's almost certainly NOT a live broadcast.

Foreign countries are also showing NBC feeds of the Olympic events to their local viewers. I'm sure that NBC is making it available worldwide (under contract).

[jcgoldie]

9. USA Network is the other one on cable

NBC is airing seems like nonstop coverage of alternate events there as well.