Director's Cut Blog with Frank Macek

Starting Monday February 7, NBC's daytime coverage of the Winter Olympics in Sochi will cause us to shuffle daytime programming on Channel 3. NBC's daily coverage of the games airs from 3 to 5pm every weekday until February 21 so here's what our daytime line-up will look like during the Olympics: 11am - Family Feud 11:30am - Entertainment Tonight Noon - Ellen 1pm - Days of Our Lives 2pm - Dr. Phil 3-5pm - Olympic Coverare 5-6pm - Channel 3 News at 5 6pm - Channel 3 News at 6 6:30pm - NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams 7pm - Channel 3 News at 7 7:30pm - The Ozone. Channel 3's Olympics Zone show Unfortunately we will not be able to re-air missed episodes of Bethenny, The Doctors or Rachel Ray. Live on Lakeside will go on hiatus until the Olympics have ended. All shows will be back in their normal time slots on Monday February 24.

Preparing a year in advance, NBC Universal announced it will showcase round-the-clock coverage of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games over 17 days, beginning exactly one year from today: 8-8-08 at 8 PM on WKYC/TV 3. The plan, totaling 3,600+ hours, offers more televised coverage than all previous Summer Olympics combined in U.S. history (from 1960 to 2004). Coverage from Beijing will be seen on NBC, USA Network, MSNBC and CNBC, along with high-definition coverage on USA HD and Universal HD. Spanish-language coverage will be seen on Telemundo. Additionally, NBCU will offer live streaming Olympic broadband video footage for the first time in the U.S. via NBCOlympics.com, and approximately 3,000 hours of highlights, rewinds and encores will be available on-demand. Despite a 12-hour time zone difference, NBCU will feature must-see events in primetime from live swimming, gymnastics and beach volleyball. To See the new Olympics Video Trailer: CLICK HERE To Go to the NBC Olympics Website: CLICK HE...