Sochi Viewing Guide Day 16

H/T @cjzero da gawd 

I decided to change the format. It makes no sense to drop this in the middle of Sochi time. Why not do it
around midnight, and make it run through the day until First Taste happens at 8:30 am. That's what we are going with here, and if you do not like it, I do not care. The format is changing basically giving you a timeline of what will be on television. I also will not post everything, just the marquee stuff.

What's on today?  
2:30 am - Men's Curling - Sweden takes on China for third place. Give me the Swedes. Could it be a start of a good day for them?  Where can I find it: NBCSN

3:39 am - Women's Skiing - Ski cross event for the women this time around but like the men, there is no Americans featured in this one. Where can I find it: Stream

6:00 am - Men's Hockey - Sweden and Finland play their own version of Canada-US. These two do not like each other. Henrik Lundqvist and Tuukka Rask should be a beauty to watch go at it.  Where can I find it: NBCSN

7:30 am - Men's Curling - Gold medal event featuring Canada and Great Britain. If you lived north of the border, is the whole morning spent getting drunk? I would say so.  Where can I find it: Stream and on CNBC at 4:00 pm.

10:15 am -Women's Skiing -  Slalom event gets going today where Mikaela Shiffrin will be on display as well as three other Americans competing. Where can I find it: NBC

11:00 am - Men's Hockey - United States and Canada for all the North America marbles. Odds I make it out of this game alive is not good.  Where can I find it: NBCSN

11:45 am - Men's Speedskating - 500m on the short track. Can the Americans finally find the medal stand? J.R. Celski is involved with this one. Where can I find it: Stream

12:00 pm -Women's Speedskating - 1000m this time around where Emily Scott and Jessica Smith will represent the United States and try to not to embarrass them. Where can I find it: Stream

12:15 pm -Men's Speedskating - It would be completely ironic if the United States won the team event.  Where can I find it: Stream

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Maddie Bowman's grandma is awesome.

KESSEL POWER. #USA #Canada #Sochi2014 http://t.co/XIPezN7e42
— Greg Wyshynski (@wyshynski) February 20, 2014

This meme still is funny despite the United States result :(

Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski are wearing matching gold leaf headbands. pic.twitter.com/fD3cq18svc
— Cork Gaines (@CorkGaines) February 20, 2014

Last day of Johnny and Tara. Of course, they rocked gold.

Olympic Mustache: Slovenia’s Filip Flisar pic.twitter.com/B28lcfTw5w (H/T @NBCOlympics)
— darren rovell (@darrenrovell) February 20, 2014

Mustache game strong.

Sochi Viewing Guide Day 12

I decided to change the format. It makes no sense to drop this in the middle of Sochi time. Why not do it around midnight, and make it run through the day until First Taste happens at 8:30 am. That's what we are going with here, and if you do not like it, I do not care. The format is changing basically giving you a timeline of what will be on television. I also will not post everything, just the marquee stuff.

What's on today?  
Happening Now:
We have three women's curling matches taking place. The matchups are Great Britain versus Russia, Korea versus United States and Japan battling China.  Where can I find it: Stream & US-Korea gets going at 2:00 am on NBCSN with Russia and Great Britain following it.

4:00 am - Men's Curling - United States are struggling and they take on Switzerland in a big-time matchup.  Where can I find it: USA Network

4:15 am - Men's Snowboarding - Snowboard cross where there are four Americans competing in this one. Two guys to keep an eye on... Nate Holland and Trevor Jacob. Where can I find it: Stream

6:30 am - Women's Hockey - United States battles Sweden for a chance to play in the gold medal.  Where can I find it: NBCSN

9:00 am - Figure Skating - Ice dance finals where the rivalry is living up to the hype with Davis/White leading with Virtue/Moir in second. Let's goooo.  Where can I find it: NBCSN

11:00 am - Women's Hockey - Canada takes on Switzerland in the other semifinal game. Cannot state enough how much of a disappointment it would be if we do not get a Canada-US final. Where can I find it: MSNBC 

11:30 am - Men's Skiing - We have the aerials final for the gold. Mac Bohonnon is the lone American at the tender age of 18.  Where can I find it: Stream and NBC daytime later in the afternoon

12:15 pm - Men's Skiing - This is called 'Team large hill ski jumping' and I have no idea if this is a team thing. It has to be right?. Where can I find it: NBCSN.

NBC Primetime - Medal Events in Snowboard cross, ice dance, aerials and bobsled

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OMG, Johnny Weir's wearing a tiara. FABULOUS! pic.twitter.com/mEA9y3hRSp
— World of Isaac (@WorldofIsaac) February 16, 2014

A continued look into Johnny Weir's fashion.

Great photo of U.S. Olympians @GigiMarvin and @OSH74 from high school RT @MarvinWindows pic.twitter.com/NO16z4tD5T
— Schlossman (@SchlossmanGF) February 16, 2014

U.S. Men's hockey player T.J. Oshie as a prom king and U.S. Women's hockey player Gigi Marvin as a prom queen.

Sochi Viewing Guide Day 7

First of all, I would like to extend an apology for not getting a viewer guide up. I fell asleep working on something else, but I decided to change the format. It makes no sense to drop this in the middle of Sochi time. Why not do it around midnight, and make it run through the day until First Taste happens at 8:30 am. That's what we are going with here, and if you do not like it, I do not care. The format is changing basically giving you a timeline of what will be on television. I also will not post everything, just the marquee stuff.

What's on today?  
Happening Now:
There are three curling matches going on right now as Norway battles Germany, USA takes on Denmark and China and Switzerland go at it. USA-Denmark will air on NBCSN at 2:00 am. Where can find it: Stream

1:00 am - Women's Downhill Skiing - They will be medaling in this one so it is worth the midnight oil to stay up and watch for a bit. s well as women's super-combined alpine skiing. Not the best night in terms of events, but at least there are medal events to watch. Where can I find it: Stream

2:00 am - Women's Hockey - We have Switzerland taking on Finland. For those unfamiliar, Swiss do not have a good team. Where can I find it: MSNBC

4:00 am - Women's Curling - USA is taking on China in a matchup that can mean more than just curling. Just kidding. Where can I find it: USA Network

6:30 am - Women's Hockey - USA v. Canada - These two hate each other. They fought the last time they played and I am giving consideration to waking it up for this one. Where can I find it: NBCSN

8:00 am - Men's 1000M Speedskating - You will probably know whether Shani Davis has another gold medal by the time you wake up. Where can I find it: Stream

9:45 am - Pairs Free Skating - This is a medal event. I assume Russian Arcade Fire will win this one although the German skate team rocking a pink suit that I need and want. NBCSN said they have free skate this morning, but I assume they will not show a medal event so probably need to stream it. Where can I find it: Stream

9:45 am - Men's Luge Doubles - Once again, a medal event with NBCSN doing some Luge coverage a little later during the day, but I would assume they show the medaling part too. If you want to watch it right away, stream. Where can I find it: Stream

11:00 am - Men's Hockey - SO IT BEGINS... We have Czech Republic versus Sweden meaning we will get Handsome Hank. Definitely worth the time.  Where can I find it: USA Network

11:00 am - Men's Hockey - Latvia takes on Switzerland, and I would be dammed if I knew a player from each team. But still could get fun.Where can I find it: MSNBC

11:45 am - Women's Snowboard - Halfpipe finals will be the last event of the day, but for those at home, it can be streamed.  Where can I find it: Stream

NBC Primetime - All of the medal events I talked about will be on NBC later in the day if you need it so that's awesome for those without a stream or at work.

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I was not on the Internet much today so we have this tweet from Adam Hatlak. Spot on.

So we're making fun of Costas' pink eye (not his choice) but we're letting Lauer's mustache (his choice) go. That seems silly.
— Adam Hatlak (@Hatlaka) February 12, 2014

Need this pink jump suit from German's pair skater.

You know Johnny Weir's like, "where can I get that outfit?" pic.twitter.com/rno6FkjOk0
— World of Isaac (@WorldofIsaac) February 12, 2014

Charhlie.