Olympics— do I need Peacock?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I watched ice dancing on peacock last night and it was live. Did they really hold events at 2am local time???

That seems really unlikely

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I watched ice dancing on peacock last night and it was live. Did they really hold events at 2am local time???

It was probably just marked incorrectly. The event schedules are easy to look up in every time zone and none are taking place then.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I believe the Superbowl will be on Peacock as well (I don't have cable).

Superbowl will be broadcast on NBC, free with an antenna.

And on peacock where you don't need an antenna that doesn't work most of the time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like watching the Olympics— all the sports, not just the things that show up on NBC prime time. I have time weekends and evenings to watch, but not during weekdays. Should I pay for a month of Peacock to get full access, or do you find the standard channels sufficient? Thanks.

. With a Navy Fed credit union account you can watch for free w a download via the app.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I believe the Superbowl will be on Peacock as well (I don't have cable).

Superbowl will be broadcast on NBC, free with an antenna.

And on peacock where you don't need an antenna that doesn't work most of the time.

Who has an antenna?

[Anonymous]

I dropped cable and subscribed to YouTube TV for live tv. They have full Olympics coverage from all of the NBC Universal channels.

[Anonymous]

Yes, you can watch EVERYTHING and limited ads and the interface is easy to use.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like being able to choose what I want to watch on peacock but we don’t have commercial free peacock and they play 2 minutes of commercials every five minute it seems. Ugh

I think it’s more like 3 minutes of ads for every 4 minutes of athletes— on a channel we are already paying for!

[Anonymous]

The worst coverage EVER of the Olympics on the network. They show the live events during the day and the REPEAT them at night. There are so many events they should not need to repeat what we already saw during the day.

[Anonymous]

Is everyone's Peacock reception absolutely terrible??

Constantly laggy, slow, and freezing up. Nothing else is like this. It's not my internet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is everyone's Peacock reception absolutely terrible??

Constantly laggy, slow, and freezing up. Nothing else is like this. It's not my internet.

Nah - I've switched between a laptop and several TVs and it's fine. It froze one time on my laptop where I had to log back in. I've left it playing for hours at a time.

[Anonymous]

You should get Peacock. You avoid the terrible NBC broadcast and can watch what you like, including live events.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You should get Peacock. You avoid the terrible NBC broadcast and can watch what you like, including live events.

This is the way