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Home › Sports TV Schedules › Figure Skating TV Schedule

Figure Skating TV Schedule

See how to watch or stream every event with the 2025-26 figure skating TV schedule on NBC, USA Network and Peacock, including the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating, US Championships and Worlds. You can sign up for Peacock here.

Figure Skating TV Schedule 2025-26

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Past Games

Sunday, April 12, 2026

Time	Event / TV
3:00 pm	World Figure Skating Championships Encore Presentation Prague, Czech Republic NBC, Peacock

Saturday, April 11, 2026

Time	Event / TV
9:00 am	World Synchronized Skating Championships Free Skate Salzburg, Austria Peacock

Friday, April 10, 2026

Time	Event / TV
11:00 am	World Synchronized Skating Championships Short Program Salzburg, Austria Peacock

Sunday, March 29, 2026

Time	Event / TV
9:30 am	Exhibition Gala Prague, Czechia Peacock

Saturday, March 28, 2026

Time	Event / TV
7:30 am	Men's Free Skate Prague, Czechia - encore at 1 PM on USA Network Peacock
1:30 pm	Free Dance Prague, Czechia Peacock, USA Network (3 PM ET)
8:00 pm	Men's and Women's Free Skate (TAPED) NBC (8 PM ET/PT), Peacock

Friday, March 27, 2026

Time	Event / TV
6:30 am	Rhythm Dance Prague, Czechia Peacock
1:00 pm	Women's Free Skate Prague, Czechia Peacock, USA Network (3 PM ET)

Thursday, March 26, 2026

Time	Event / TV
6:30 am	Men's Short Program Prague, Czechia - encore Friday at 1 PM on USA Network Peacock
1:15 pm	Pairs Free Skate Prague, Czechia Peacock, USA Network (3 PM ET)

Comments 36

DaGama says:

2 months ago

Tara and Johnny are awesome. Just missing Terry this competition. Go USA skaters!

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nancy taylor says:

2 months ago

Completely agree with everyone about figure skating on American TV. It’s pathetic and pitiful . Dropping Olympic channel and cutting the NBC airing to a minimum is shameful. I

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Mark Skeen says:

7 months ago

I can’t afford Peacock. My regular cable is outrageously hgih. I watch just network now.

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- AngieD says:
  
  2 months ago
  
  sign up for a free trial of Peacock. Also, if you use Comcast, you might be able to get free or discounted rate on Peacock
  
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Anne Wenzler says:

1 year ago

World figure skating championship. Can l watch it now April 6 2025?

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  1 year ago
  
  I think you might be able to watch a replay on Peacock if you have a subscription.
  
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  - Suzanne M. Horn says:
    
    4 months ago
    
    Peacock only keeps recorded events available to watch for 2 days. It is a VERY bad deal, but the only option we have to see all the events.
    
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Linda M Brown says:

2 years ago

Where can I find 2024 figure skating schedule of events for grand prix france ?your site still has 2023 schedule.

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- Jon Lewis says:
  
  2 years ago
  
  I’ll add those soon.
  
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Viirginia Bogstad says:

2 years ago

Miss the olympic channel for figure skating and other winter sports. prefer the shating teams events pairs and dance short and long priograms. also juniors to see the up and commers. also commentators drown outr the music with thieir blah blah.

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Madeleine says:

2 years ago

I’m a long time figure skating fan. First time using Peacock. The Peacock coverage of the ISU Grand Prix has been excellent with the exception of the videography for the Cup of China Exhibition. Couldn’t watch it.

The commentators have been excellent. More professional than Tara and Johnny. 😄

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- Susan Fillmer says:
  
  7 months ago
  
  I agree 100%. I just don’t understand why Johnny and Tara feel the need to talk all the way through a skaters performance. I would like to enjoy the performance with the music if they would just keep their comments unti AFTER the performance.
  
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Maureen says:

3 years ago

I agree with all the comments here: Peacock provides no commentary, which is central to enjoying figure skating. The Grand Prix series for 2023 is primarily on Peacock, effectively destroying the viewing experience for this sport. There’s very limited coverage with commentary on USA, E!, and NBC, but that’s all I’ll be watching this season. Extremely disappointed not to have the Olympic Channel or NBC Sports any more.

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- Lauren Kathryn Rhodes says:
  
  2 years ago
  
  Yes, it is beyond absurd. Very disappointing and frustrating. What is wrong with the people running this? Are they trying to ruin the sport?
  
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Kate says:

3 years ago

I only got peacock because I was told I would be able to view figure skating. Dishonest and greedy. I am going to get rid of it.

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- Lauren Kathryn Rhodes says:
  
  2 years ago
  
  Agree 100%.
  
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Carol says:

3 years ago

To much talking! Shut up for gods sake!

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Katherine Giersberg says:

3 years ago

I can only stream free channels. I cannot afford to pay for subscriptions, so you have taken a lot of enjoyment away from me.
I avidly follow figure skating, short track skating, skiing, and track and field. Apparently since you put money above supporting our athletes and no longer care about viewing audiences we seniors no longer can view what we enjoy!!

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- KathyKKathyat says:
  
  3 years ago
  
  I agree..
  
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- Mary Kelly says:
  
  11 months ago
  
  You’ve got that right!!!!!
  
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Kenzie says:

3 years ago

As like everyone else I am disappointed figure skating is on Peacock. USA , E, NBC & they only show the long programs with not a total recap of the short programs. Senior Citizens enjoy figure skating. Being on a fixed income Seniors cannot afford to purchase Peacock.
Watching figure skating on Peacock is not enjoyable. It is more interesting with the comments from Terry Gannon, Johnny Weir & Tara Lupinski. Bring it back to NBC.

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Valerie Elkin says:

3 years ago

Ive been a skating fan for a long time and am very dissappinted that it isnt on regular tv. I have several streaming services but not Peacock, which i have no plans of subscribing to! Shame on you NBC!!

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Beryl Tatum says:

3 years ago

cov,erage of ice skating events is pathetic and disappointing, my all time favourite to watch, sad about it.

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Donna Sterner says:

3 years ago

Peacock is lousey always off and on ! It’s terrible !

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Michael says:

3 years ago

yes, get all the figure skating events from USA and World competitions
back on Network tv NBC

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Nina says:

3 years ago

I absolutely agree with Patty!
Bring back the Olympic channel!
Besides being unaffordable to the average viewer, the streaming experience is cold and sterile!
I LOVE lying on my couch and watching magnificent figure skating
on my analog t.v. ( I still use the converter box as do more Americans than you know!)
On the computer, it feels like I’m still at work, too, and it’s not fun.
We need sports on regular t.v.
for entertainment and the wellbeing of everyone!!!!!!!

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Patty says:

3 years ago

Talk about disappointment!——taking away the Olympic channel is shameless!…..it had such great coverage of sports. We got to see ice skating’s short performances as well as the long programs. I am a HUGE watcher of competitive ice skating—-& have been for 50+ years. Think of the people with modest resources—one of their most affordable entertainment s is TV….regular channels. They don’t have the means to pay extra for premium access to viewing sports on TV. I am a person of faith & instead of saying SHAME ON YOU, I’ll pray that God touches your hearts & minds to think about the people with limited resources of viewing TV & bring back the Olympic channel.

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jen says:

3 years ago

nbc biggest mistake was to get rid of nbcsports and olympic channel, now in us we can’t watch figure skatng, biathalon, sledding sports, or any of the olympic sports. how is the younger generation going to want to try this sports and become future olympic atheltes for the us if can’t see them on tv.

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Amanda says:

3 years ago

I can’t put into words how disappointed I am with NBC and PEACOCK which was touted as being so great. We should be supporting our Olympic sports all year, every year. You have taken it away from us. The Olympic channel was my most watched channel because I could follow our athletes on a regular basis. First you started taking some of the sports away, then you get rid of the channel all together. I now have access to Peacock but am very disappointed with what disappointed with what is available. Just because you can’t make the big bucks off of the Olympic athletes, you choose to deprive those of us that prefer them over the so-called pro sports. It is shameful!

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Cindy riley says:

3 years ago

It’s pitiful that you have taken out enjoyment away from us who cannot afford peacock! You should be ashamed of yourselves! Skating in my favorite sport to watch.

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Kathy Fitzgerald says:

3 years ago

Very frustrating to watch the figure skating, not everybody has peacock tv. Also when NBC showed the skating they would only show one day, just the long programs. I love to watch the short programs & also the pairs & ice dancing.

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Jan Weller says:

3 years ago

Being a skating fan for many years, I’m very upset that so much of all competitions are on Peacock.

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- RICHARD STROKA says:
  
  3 years ago
  
  Agreed. Skating needs to come back to network coverage and the only to do that is to boycott it now..
  
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Jackie says:

3 years ago

Sorry most of the skating is on Peacock this year. Even though I have Peacock, the shows are streaming live, and can’t be recorded. Because I am unable to watch all times, I will miss most of them. Sad to miss skating this year.

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Laurie Hoops says:

4 years ago

2022 was fine, but the dates and days for 2023 don’t match the 2023 calendar. For instance you show the US Championships starting on Wednesday, January 26, but January 26, 2023 is a Thursday. Everything after that is a off too. Not sure whether to go by the day of the week or the number when figuring out when to watch.

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- Paulsen says:
  
  4 years ago
  
  Thanks for spotting that. Mistakenly put in the dates for January *2022* as opposed to 2023. Will fix it.
  
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