After more than two months of contract disputes, NBCUniversal’s line of channels still not carried by Fubo, which is a bummer for anyone who was hoping look at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Once again, NBC is the main place to watch the Winter Games, but Fubo subscribers will have to find alternative viewing methods if they want to watch events like figure skating, ice hockey, luge or skiing this year. The Olympics will also be broadcast on USA Network and CNBC, and the channels are the same black out on Fubo.

While the two media companies continue their negotiations, subscribers have no choice but to sign up for other services – or at least test drive those that offer free trials – so if you’re a Fubo subscriber and want to watch the 2026 Winter Olympics, here are some answers to your biggest questions, including the NBC channels missing from the Fubo lineup, where to watch the Olympics, and when look.

What channels broadcast the Olympics?

Coverage of the Olympics will be broadcast daily on NBC, USA, and CNBC. NBC will be the main hub for all US coverage of the 2026 Winter Olympics, featuring daily live coverage of many popular events and a primetime broadcast each night highlighting top moments from the competition.

How to watch the 2026 Winter Olympics without Fubo

The Olympics will officially run from Feb. 6-22 and and you can also stream every single event live on Peacock. If you want to tune in to the daily coverage of NBC, USA, and CNBC, you can also find platforms like DirecTV and Hulu + Live TV.

Which channels are no longer available on Fubo?

The following is a list of channels owned or licensed by NBC that are not currently available on Fubo, including NBC, USA, and CNBC:

Local Channels:

Regional Sports Channels:

• NBC Sports California Plus

• NBC Sports California Plus 3

• NBC Sports Philadelphia Plus

National Channels:

• Oh! Television Entertainment

• Million Dollar Listing Vault

• Oxygen True Crime Archives

Why are these NBC-owned channels unavailable now?

For FuboNBC channels were removed from the platform due to a disagreement over their long-standing content distribution agreement that has yet to be resolved.

When will the lost channels come back?

Negotiations between the companies are ongoing, and after more than two months, there is still no planned return date.

What are the best alternatives to watching the Olympics?

The Peacock is the most comprehensive place to see every Olympic event, and you’ll find more discounts and deals of subscriptions now. Every channel needed to watch the Olympics is available on DirecTV, and Hulu + Live TV, too. Here are some of your options if you’re looking for another way to watch the 2026 Winter Games.

Watch NBC on the Peacock

For $11/month, an ad-supported Peacock subscription lets you stream live games and events televised by NBC, including this week’s Sunday Night Football game and more. Plus, you get access to thousands of hours of shows and movies, including beloved sitcoms like Parks and Recreation and The Office, EVERY Bravo show and many more.

For $17 per month you can upgrade to an ad-free subscription that includes live access to your local NBC affiliate (not just during designated games and events) and the ability to download select titles to watch offline.

Get a deal on Peacock at Walmart+

Walmart+ members receive free Peacock Premium (or Paramount+ Essential) included with their membership at no additional cost. A monthly subscription to Walmart+ costs $12.99, and an annual plan usually costs $98. For less than $100, you can get a year of Peacock and benefits like five free months of Apple Music, discounts on Cinemark movie theater memberships, free shipping and delivery on Walmart purchases, gas discounts and more.

The Peacock is home to all kinds of original content, from Emmy Award-winning reality series The traitors on Poker Face and Metal construction. The platform has an impressive library of shows from NBC and Bravo, thousands of shows, and live sports, including the 2026 Super Bowl and Winter Olympics.

While a regular Peacock subscription is $10.99 for a Premium Plan and goes up to $16.99 for the ad-free Premium Plus plan, you get an ad-supported subscription for free if you’re a Walmart+ subscriber, not a bad deal if you don’t currently have NBC.

Try DirecTV free for 5 days, and get $30 off your first three months

DirecTV — which Engadget named the best cable service with no contract – Offers many live channels, including NBC, USA, Bravo, MSNBC, and other NBCU offerings, which means you can watch thousands of live sporting events, live TV and more with a regular subscription.

You can get $10/off for your first three months on the Ultimate or Premier package when you sign up today. You can search information on each package here. New subscribers are also eligible for a free 4-month trial of Spotify Premium, too.

You can also get a free 5-day trial to test the platform.

Try Hulu + Live TV for free

Engadget named Hulu + Live TV as the best live TV streaming service for Disney + or Hulu subscribers. That’s because it includes the basic (with ads) version of the service — along with ESPN Unlimited — at no extra charge. Of course, you also get a full live TV service, with access to live channels like NBC, Bravo, and more. You can sign up for Hulu + Live TV for $89.99/month for guaranteed access to all your favorite NBC shows and sports. You can also sign up for a free 3-day trial if you need a free and quick stop.

You’ll also enjoy access to unlimited DVR storage, the ability to stream to multiple devices and more.

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