The opening ceremonies for the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics are happening right now in South Korea. Their time zone is 14 hours ahead of US Eastern Standard Time and 11 hours ahead of Pacific Time. The ceremonies will be broadcast in full tonight on NBC, but if you're not busy, you can watch a livestream here. Canadians may be able to watch on Twitter.
#OpeningCeremony #PyeongChang2018 #Olympics begins!!! pic.twitter.com/hFBnsZdnY1
— Olympics (@Olympics) February 9, 2018
Gorgeous #pyeongchang2018 #olympics pic.twitter.com/pekNaInbHr
— Olympics (@Olympics) February 9, 2018
Hello #GER #TLS #DEN #PyeongChang2018 #Olympics pic.twitter.com/nbzSD1Tegw
— Olympics (@Olympics) February 9, 2018
And here's a rundown of NBC's Olympic coverage schedule, strangely posted at CBS Sports.
(Image credit: A. van Amersfoort)
While most of the athletes are marching in, Jamaica dances.
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Pretty neat hearing how the different countries are pronounced in French, English, and Korean: Sheepers! Cyprus! Cipros!
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