[Shawn]

Any tips on watching Olympics on peacock TV. I don’t have subscription to that channel .

I’m looking for some tips on how to watch the Olympics on Peacock TV, but I don’t currently have a subscription to the service.

Are there any ways to access the coverage for free, or perhaps through a trial period?

Any advice or workarounds would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance for your help.

[Bert]

My tip is to pay for a subscription for 1 month & watch it

[Robin]

Used to be able to watch the Olympics for free when i was kid.

[Te’Sharra]

I believe there is a free version, you may be watch it there, the only things that usually locked are certain series and movies

[Jen]

So some things are on USA and some things are on NBC and CNBC, you would have to look upnthe schedule for times and what events.

Everything is on Peacock apparently.

I would pay for a month and then cancel it.

[Amanda]

I have peacock free with my instacart subscription. Maybe you gave that and can sign up

[Danielle]

They just had a special for Peacock for $1.99 month. Not sure if still available

[Michelle]

I get my peacock for free however too many commercials. That’s fine since it’s free

[Sandra]

I have been watching all week on USA Channel. Friday night it will broadcast on CBS

[Liam]

If you have Xfinity internet some plans include a Peacock subscription for free.

I had no idea mine did until I looked into it.

[Tina]

The nice thing about peacock is that the show replays of all the events so if you miss something or do not want to watch the entire broadcast for that day you do not have to.

just that sport and it will stay up for days after the event.

I think last olympics events stayed up at least a week after closing closing ceromony.

[Shara]

Get an antenna (cheap, at Walmart) and watch it for free on your local NBC station.

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