Ah, how true! It's good to know I'm not the only one to notice. As an example, during men's gymnastics the other day, they would only show the U.S. team, even when they weren't competing! They would show the U.S. team taping their fingers or chatting with their coach rather than show the other events going on at the same time. How upsetting!

Oh, they would show other teams, sure - only when they made mistakes.

I mean, it's one thing (and OK) to vouch for your team, but this is absolutely shameless!

Arggggghhhhhhhhh.....

--ZZamboni

In reply to RE: RE: I watch the Olympics by ZZamboni
in thread I watch the Olympics by vroom

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