Team USA bobsled stars Elana Meyers Taylor and Kaillie Humphries try to position themselves for more medals and the American men vie for podium spots in freestyle skiing on Friday’s NBC “Primetime in Milan” show.

Every day of the Winter Games, The Sporting News will let you know what’s coming on that night’s primetime broadcasts — without spoilers — so you can plan your evening viewing if you can’t watch all the action live. 

Team USA’s two-woman bobsled teams will make their first two runs in Cortina, as sleds piloted by Meyers Taylor, Humphries and Kaysha Love jostle for position with German star Lisa Buckwitz and her compatriots. 

Medals will be handed out in freestyle skiing men’s aerials and halfpipe, where veteran Alex Ferreira leads a strong U.S. contingent in the halfpipe. Ferreira took silver in the event in Pyeongchang and bronze four years ago in Beijing. In speed skating, Brittany Bowe will race for a medal in the 1500m. 

Beyond NBC, fans can watch curling highlights on CNBC along with USA-Slovakia men’s hockey, the women’s curling semifinals and men’s biathlon on USA Network. 

See below for the full broadcast schedule tonight and enjoy all the memorable moments from Milan Cortina. 

NBC Olympics schedule tonight: Spoiler-free primetime TV lineup for Friday

Schedule is subject to change. Watch it all on NBC or stream it via DIRECTV.

Time (ET) Event
8:03 p.m. Freestyle skiing men’s aerials final
8:26 p.m. Speed skating women’s 1500m
8:52 p.m. Two-woman bobsled run 1
9:05 p.m. Freestyle skiing men’s halfpipe final
9:46 p.m. Two-woman bobsled run 2
9:58 p.m. Freestyle skiing men’s halfpipe final

Olympics schedule tonight: USA, CNBC lineups for Friday

Here are the events scheduled to be rebroadcast on delay this evening: 

Time (ET) Event TV/Live stream
5 p.m. Curling highlights CNBC, DIRECTV
6 p.m. Women’s curling semifinal USA, DIRECTV
8 p.m. Men’s biathlon 15km mass start USA, DIRECTV
8:45 p.m. Women’s curling semifinal USA, DIRECTV
11:30 p.m. Men’s hockey: USA vs. Slovakia USA, DIRECTV

Winter Olympics primetime TV channels, live stream

  • TV channels: NBC, USA, CNBC
  • Live stream: DIRECTV

Primetime in Milan will air live on NBC every night, with host Mike Tirico presenting a package of competition from earlier in the day, highlights and interviews. 

Primetime in Milan and the rest of the delayed broadcasts on USA Network and CNBC can be streamed live via DIRECTV, which offers a free trial so new subscribers can try before they buy. 

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Winter Olympics live TV schedule for tomorrow

Saturday, Feb. 21

Time (ET) Sport Event TV/Live stream
4 a.m. Bobsled Four-Man Run 1 USA, Peacock
4 a.m. Freestyle Skiing Men’s Ski Cross qualifying Peacock
4:45 a.m. Freestyle Skiing Mixed Team Aerials final USA, Peacock
5 a.m. Cross-Country Skiing Men’s 50km Mass Start Classic Peacock, USA (6:10 a.m.)
5:55 a.m. Bobsled Four-Man Run 2 Peacock
5:55 a.m. Freestyle Skiing Men’s Ski Cross finals Peacock
7:30 a.m. Ski Mountaineering Mixed Team Relay USA, Peacock
8:05 a.m. Curling Women’s Bronze Medal Game Peacock
8:15 a.m. Biathlon Women’s 12.5km Mass Start USA, Peacock
9 a.m. Speed Skating Men’s, Women’s Mass Start USA, Peacock (NBC 10 a.m.)
1 p.m. Bobsled Two-Woman Run 3 NBC, Peacock
1:05 p.m. Curling Men’s Gold Medal Game CNBC, Peacock
1:30 p.m. Freestyle Skiing Women’s Halfpipe final NBC, Peacock
2:40 p.m. Hockey Men’s Bronze Medal Game USA, Peacock
2:55 p.m. Figure Skating Exhibition Gala NBC, Peacock
3:05 p.m. Bobsled Two-Woman Final Run Peacock, NBC

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