NBC's 2026 Olympics coverage in the U.S. (NBC, USA Network, Peacock for figure skating)

[Sylvia]

I am watching Free Dance Warm-Up on delay, and camera also was on Lajoie/Lagha for some of their runthrough.

ETA:

I'm sad that Peacock ads obliterated some of Z/K runthrough -- oh, well.
After all runthroughs were finished, camera focused on Smart/Dieck for a short while, including their bows at center at ice before they exited ice.​

Thanks; forgot to mention that the Training livestream has switched to the RD Warm-Up for the final 2 groups and will switch back to the Practice rink/warmup area afterwards.

I don’t see rhythm dance replay on Peacock. Did it get removed already?

Looks like it?

NBC Olympics Frequently asked questions: https://www.nbcolympics.com/faq
Published Feb. 3, 2026 5:40 pm ET (Updated: Feb. 11, 2026 10:27 am ET):

What Olympics events will have full replays , and when will they be available?

Full replays will be available on Peacock, NBCOlympics.com, NBC.com and the NBC Sports app for all sporting events soon after they stream live. Episodes of the Primetime and Late Night shows and full replays of figure skating will be available to watch on demand on Peacock for the entire following day after the simul-stream with NBC concludes in each time zone. Select figure skating programs will be available as short-form clips across Peacock and NBC platforms.

 

[BaileyCatts]

Dear NBC:

If you are going to run feature fluff pieces on athletes from other countries and need to use subtitles .... don't make the print in white!! For fecks sake I couldn't even read the subtitles on the story about Marco Odermatt and what his parents were saying. It sounded nice at least.

Signed: Old People

 

[Sylvia]

NBC's Primetime show tonight began their FD coverage with Carreira/Ponomarenko, Smart/Dieck, Zingas/Kolesnik [followed by a break to show other Sports - their usual format].

ETA that NBC did show all 5 teams in the final group last night + Chock/Bates' emotional interview with Andrea Joyce after the medal ceremony (I've posted the link in their fan thread).

 

[A.H.Black]

NBC's Primetime show tonight began their FD coverage with Carreira/Ponomarenko, Smart/Dieck, Zingas/Kolesnik [followed by a break to show other Sports - their usual format].

I'm not sure I can bring myself to watch the rest of it.

 

[ice coverage]

ICYMI: Peacock does have a training stream in progress today (Thursday) , although I could swear that I did not see any tile for it last night.

... debuting today is Free Dance RINKSIDE LIVE 2:15pm ET (2h 45m) ETA did anyone see this?

Replying to Sylvia's post from yesterday, I did take a look at Rinkside Live.
All together on one screen were three feeds. First one was either USA or NBC [ETA: or venue] feed; second was Training Cam [ETA: which was showing backstage warm-up area]; third was Aerial Cam (or something like that -- aerial view of ice). I was interested only in Training Cam; it was possible to click on that one so that it would fill the entire screen.

 

[Sylvia]

FRIDAY, FEB. 13 (DAY 7)

PEACOCK
Men's FS Warmup (final 2 groups) - scheduled to start at 10:45 am Eastern time
ADDED: Figure Skating Training (practice rink) that started earlier/scheduled to run for 5.5 hours
Men's FS (Venue Feed; no commentary) - starts at 1:00 pm ET
Men's FS (Part 1) at 12:45 pm ET (USA)
Men's FS (Part 2) at 3:00 pm ET (NBC)
Men's FS "Rinkside Live" at 3 pm ET - will feature different camera angles

USA NETWORK
12:45 p.m.-2:50 p.m. Figure Skating – Men’s Free Skate (LIVE)

NBC
3:00 p.m.-5 p.m. Figure Skating – Men’s Free Skate (LIVE)

PRIMETIME IN MILAN 8 p.m.-11 p.m. will include highlights from:
Figure Skating – Men’s Free Skate

 

[ice coverage]

FRIDAY, FEB. 13 (DAY 7)

PEACOCK
Men's FS Warmup (final 2 groups) - scheduled to start at 10:45 am Eastern time
Men's FS (Venue Feed; no commentary) - starts at 1:00 pm ET
Men's FS (Part 1) at 12:45 pm ET (USA)
Men's FS (Part 2) at 3:00 pm ET (NBC)
Men's FS "Rinkside Live" at 3 pm ET - will feature different camera angles

For those who like to watch training (including off-ice warm-up backstage), a general comment that Peacock seems to be adding each day's training tile on short notice.
The streaming for today's training tile (different from Men's FS Warm-up) seems to have started approx. four hours ago -- maybe around 7:30 am Eastern.

ETA:​

Replying to Sylvia's post from yesterday, I did take a look at Rinkside Live.
All together on one screen were three feeds. First one was either USA or NBC [ETA: or venue] feed ...

Just took a look at Rinkside Live for Men's Free Skate. First feed is NBC.
(Sorry that I couldn't remember exactly about Rinkside Live for Free Dance.)​

 

[Sylvia]

For those who like to watch training (including off-ice warm-up backstage), a general comment that Peacock seems to be adding each day's training tile on short notice.
The streaming for today's training tile (different from Men's FS Warm-up) seems to have started approx. four hours ago -- maybe around 7:30 am Eastern.

Yes, thank you. I just rewound the Training livestream as far back as it could go and watching Torgashev warm up off ice before his practice and chatting with Danny O'Shea before the camera switched to Olga Mikutina skating in the practice rink (the Japanese women are not there).

 

[A.H.Black]

I noticed that whatever the curated Ice Dance was supposed to be - it quietly disappeared several days ago.

 

[ice coverage]

Rinkside Live, "curated" by NBC, so far has been available only twice for figure skating -- for Free Dance on Feb 11 and for Men's FS on Feb 13.
As far as I could tell: For both of those competitions, Rinkside Live was not archived (to speak of). It became unavailable more or less immediately after the live competition ended. Seems to me that the lack of archiving (even for a day) is intentional and that the "Live" part of the name is meant to be taken literally.

ETA:​

Peacock training stream for Sat Feb 14 apparently will begin at 9:20 am Eastern and will last for 3h 40m.​

ETA:​

Peacock training stream for Sun Feb 15 is scheduled to begin at 10:20am Eastern and to last for 3h 40m.​

 

[Sylvia]

Peacock training stream for Sat Feb 14 apparently will begin at 9:20 am Eastern and last for 3h 40m.[/indent]

I just rewound the livestream - it started with Kaori (and Mone & Ami) in the practice rink and switched to the Pairs in the main rink with Deanna/Max and Ellie/Danny.

ETA that Deanna/Max's partial run through started just before the 15-min. mark.