Tag: Tokyo 2020
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Tokyo Paralympic Games: Full Schedule and How to Watch Without Cable
After a one-year delay, the Paralympic Games have made their return to Tokyo, Japan. Tokyo becomes the first city to host the Paralympic Games twice after hosting the event for the first time in 1964. This year’s games will be the 16th edition of the Summer Paralympic Games and like the Tokyo Olympics, this year’s…
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Peacock’s Olympic Coverage for Day 12 (August 4)
We’re entering the final days of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, but Peacock has daily coverage to get your fill of events before the closing ceremonies on August 8. Streaming Today: Wednesday, August 4 (Day 12) TOKYO LIVE, 6 a.m. – 11 a.m. ETNine-time Olympic medalist and six-time Olympic gold medalist Allyson Felix (women’s 400m semifinals) and Noah Lyles…
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Peacock’s Olympic Coverage for Day 7 (July 30)
Peacock has live coverage of Track & Field events streaming until 11 a.m. this morning, including Women’s Triple Jump Qualifying Round, Mixed 4 x 400m Relay Round 1, and the Men’s 10,000m Final. Former gymnast Nastia Liukin joins Tokyo Gold today, and tonight features full replays of Women’s Gymnastics, Men’s Beach Volleyball, and more. Streaming…
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Peacock’s Olympic Coverage for Day 5 (July 28)
It’s been an eventful week so far in the Olympics. Japan currently leads in the Gold medal count, Simone Biles dropped out of the team Olympic gymnastics final Tuesday, and Britain beat China in Men’s synchronized diving, just to name a few of the notable events so far. Today, Peacock’s live coverage including Men’s Gymnastics,…
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Peacock’s Olympic Coverage for Day 3 (July 26)
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics are well underway now after a weekend filled with athletes from more than 200 countries parading in the Opening Ceremony Friday, and basketball, swimming, gymnastics and so much more all got off to a great start. Below is Peacock’s full coverage schedule for the day so you won’t miss out on…
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Nearly 26M Americans will Watch The Olympics on Roku, Apple TV or Amazon Fire TV This Year
While linear TV has long been the default option for watching the Olympic Games every four years, more people are moving over to streaming to cheer on Team USA. Recent data from Analytics IQ shows that nearly 10% of Americans (26M) are likely to watch the Games this year via Roku, Apple TV or Amazon…