2008 Summer Olympics: Olympic TV Schedules

Your Source for TV Schedules and Olympic Viewing Guides

TV Schedules for the 2008 Summer Olympics can be found in your local newspaper and at many online sites. But what you really want to know is what days your favorite sports are in competition and what TV stations are showing them. Keep it simple with these basic guides.

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Summer Olympics - TV Schedule At a Glance

If you're just trying to get a general handle on what sports are scheduled and when during the 2008 Olympics, take a look at this easy to decipher TV schedule from Comcast Cable. While this guide is really more of a competition schedule than a television schedule, it's the easiest one I've found to let you know what day your favorite sport will be played. This chart could be easily printed for an at-a-glance guide to the next sport coming up on the 2008 Olympic schedule.

Coming in at just a little greater degree of difficulty (I'm practicing my Olympic diving lingo here) is the Competition Schedule at NBCOlympics.com. This schedule is similar to the Comcast Schedule but builds on the Comcast information to let you know what days are medal days for each sport. The schedule is printable and the layout is very attractive.

2008 Summer Olympics - Most Comprehensive TV Schedule

If you're looking for an Olympic TV schedule that's simple and straightforward, yet full of information, look no further than the 2008 Summer Olympic TV Schedule straight from the NBC Universal Press Kit. An added bonus, you won't need your glasses to check the event starting times or channels - this guide is actually legible. No need to be online to use this Olympic Schedule, either. It comes in pdf format, so just download this one to your computer desktop and check it daily.