Road to Rio: What to Watch When

The Olympics officially start with the Opening Ceremony on Friday! The next 2.5 weeks will be packed with 6,755 hours of Olympic coverage spread across the NBC networks. With Rio just one hour ahead of the Eastern Time Zone, the 2016 Summer Games will feature the most live Olympics ever.  Know what to watch when!

Friday 8/5: Opening Ceremonies, NBC, 7:30pm-midnight

Saturday 8/6: Swimming, NBC, 8pm-midnight

Men's 400m Individual Medley Final

Men's 400m Freestyle Final

Women's 400m Individual Medley Final

Women's 4x100 Freestyle Relay

Sunday 8/7: Women's Diving Synchronized Springboard Final, NBC, 7pm-midnight

Monday 8/8: Men's Gymnastics Team Final, NBC, 8pm-Midnight

Tuesday 8/9: Women's Gymnastics Team Final, NBC, 8pm-Midnight

Wednesday 8/10: Kayaking/Canoeing Whitewater Finals, NBC,  3:45pm-5pm

Thursday 8/11: Women's Gymnastics All Around Final, NBC, 8pm-midnight


Friday 8/12: Women's Soccer Quarterfinals, MSNBC, noon-2:30pm and 9pm-11pm

Saturday 8/13: Rowing Gold Medal Finals, NBC, 2pm-4pm

Sunday 8/15: Track and Field Men's 400m Final, NBC, 7pm-midnight

Monday 8/16: Men's Beach Volleyball Quarterfinals, NBC, 8pm-midnight

Tuesday 8/17: Sailing, MSNBC, 2pm-5pm

Wednesday 8/18: Women's Beach Volleyball Finals, NBC, 8pm-midnight

Thursday 8/19: Track and Field Women's 400m Hurdles Finals, NBC, 8pm-midnight

Friday 8/20: Women's Water Polo Final, NBC, 2pm-3:45pm

Saturday 8/21: Women's Basketball Final, NBC, 2:30pm-4:45pm 

Sunday 8/22: Closing Ceremony, NBC, 8pm-10:30pm

What are you looking forward to watching?