The U.S. vs. Canada men's preliminary-round showdown Feb. 21 won't be shown on NBC, but on cable's MSNBC at 7 p.m. EST. Instead, the Peacock will bring fans an exhilarating night of ice dancing, women's speedskating, men's freestyle skiing and men's giant slalom – rather than what amounts to an NHL all-star game on an international stage.
The U.S. vs. Canada men's preliminary-round showdown Feb. 21 won't be shown on NBC, but on cable's MSNBC at 7 p.m. EST. Instead, the Peacock will bring fans an exhilarating night of ice dancing, women's speedskating, men's freestyle skiing and men's giant slalom – rather than what amounts to an NHL all-star game on an international stage.
Women love ice dancing/ice skating and I am sure the ratings whoop hockey.
NBC needs to have more options for the olympics for people who don't have cable...maybe three stations created just for the olympics that people could pay for...maybe $50. They could name the stations Red, White, and Blue and show events non-stop on each station. They could rerun the popular ones overnight and have recap shows overnight as well.
cprice12 wrote:Women love ice dancing/ice skating and I am sure the ratings whoop hockey.
NBC needs to have more options for the olympics for people who don't have cable...maybe three stations created just for the olympics that people could pay for...maybe $50. They could name the stations Red, White, and Blue and show events non-stop on each station. They could rerun the popular ones overnight and have recap shows overnight as well.
It's genius.
That's a good idea, I'd definitely pay 50 bones for something like that.
cprice12 wrote:Women love ice dancing/ice skating and I am sure the ratings whoop hockey.
NBC needs to have more options for the olympics for people who don't have cable...maybe three stations created just for the olympics that people could pay for...maybe $50. They could name the stations Red, White, and Blue and show events non-stop on each station. They could rerun the popular ones overnight and have recap shows overnight as well.
It's genius.
That's a good idea, I'd definitely pay 50 bones for something like that.