Title: NBC Olympic broadcasts
Content:  sets of commentators: Terry Gannon, Tara Lipinski and Johnny Weir announced NBCSN's live broadcast; and Tom Hammond, Scott Hamilton and Sandra Bezic anchored the tape-delayed coverage on NBC. Invariably, comparisons were made between the two announcing teams; the NBCSN team of Weir and Lipinski received critical acclaim, and were ultimately named NBC's lead commentary team for figure skating later that year. NBC was criticized over the way its tape-delayed primetime coverage handled the news of Russian figure skater Evgeni Plushenko's withdrawal from competition due to injury. Hours after he announced his withdrawal, NBC continued to air promotions for its primetime show still stating that he would skate in the event.
Title: NHL on NBC commentators
Content: 1) Mike Emrick-Eddie Olczyk-Pierre McGuire ; 2) Dave Strader-Brian Engblom ; 3) Kenny Albert-Joe Micheletti ; 4) Gord Miller-Ray Ferraro ; 5) Chris Cuthbert-Bret Hedican ; 6) John Forslund-Anson Carter ; 7) Randy Hahn-Jamie Baker-Bret Hedican 
Title: Tara Lipinski
Content:  their casual chatter and humorous asides playing amazingly well against the staunch and exacting backdrop of figure skating". Tom Weir also reported that the trio had generated the 10 best weekday daytime audiences in NBC's history. In September 2014, Lipinski, Weir, and Gannon were promoted to NBC's primary figure skating commentators, replacing Scott Hamilton, Sandra Bezic, and Tom Hammond. Lipinski, along with Weir and Gannon, was an analyst at the 2018 Winter Olympics. She stated that she had worked for ten years to commentate during prime time during the Olympics. Lipinski, Weir, and Gannon were also slotted to host the closing ceremonies in Pyeongchang. Lipinski and Weir were hired by NBC's Access Hollywood 
Title: NHL on NBC
Content:  In 2002, NBC broadcast the Winter Olympics from Salt Lake City, Utah. It marked the first time that NBC televised the Winter Olympics since the 1972 Games from Sapporo, Japan. For the men's hockey tournament, NBC enlisted ESPN/ABC’s Gary Thorne to call the games with color commentator John Davidson and ice-level reporter Brian Engblom. The secondary announcing crew consisted of Fox’s Kenny Albert and ESPN’s Joe Micheletti. Albert also did play–by–play for the women's tournament alongside Lisa Brown-Miller and ESPN/ABC’s Darren Pang. Meanwhile, ESPN/ABC’s Bill Clement worked with Jim Lampley as a studio analyst during their coverage of both the men's and women's ice hockey tournaments.
Title: Eddie Olczyk
Content:  lead color commentator for NHL on NBC, and previously for the NHL on Versus; the latter later rebranded as NBCSN in 2012. Olczyk was also the lead game analyst for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics Men's Ice Hockey, where he partners with Mike Emrick and "Inside-the-Glass" reporter Pierre McGuire. Perhaps his most notable moment as color commentator came at the end of the 5–3 U.S. win over Canada at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics, when he described the game as being "tremendously tremendous" after U.S. forward Ryan Kesler scored an empty-netter. The audio of Olczyk saying "This has been tremendously tremendous" was an instant 
Title: NHL on NBC commentators
Content: 1) Pierre McGuire ; 2) Brian Engblom ; 3) Darren Pang ; 4) Joe Micheletti ; 5) Darren Eliot ; 6) Billy Jaffe Main commentators for NHL on NBC & NBCSN:
Title: NBC Olympic broadcasts
Content:  Collins, Tracy Austin, Chris Evert, and Vitas Gerulaitis on tennis, Tom Hammond, Craig Masback, and Dwight Stones on track and field, Chris Marlowe and Paul Sunderland on volleyball, Charlie Jones and Jim Kruse on water polo, and Russ Hellickson and Jeff Blatnick on wrestling. Four years later in Atlanta, NBC used as commentators Marv Albert, Matt Goukas, Magic Johnson, and Jim Gray on men's basketball, Mike Breen and Cheryl Miller on women's basketball, Bob Papa, Al Bernstein, Beasley Reese on boxing, Charlie Jones and Bill Endicott on canoeing, Al Trautwig, Phil Liggett, and Paul Sherwen on cycling, Dan Hicks and Cynthia Potter on diving, Jim Simpson and 
Title: Olympics on CBC commentators
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Title: NHL on NBC commentators
Content: Andy Brickley: "Inside the Glass" reporter; also lead color commentator for NESN (Boston Bruins broadcasts) ; Ken Daniels: play-by-play; also lead play-by-play for Fox Sports Detroit (Detroit Red Wings broadcasts) ; Alex Faust: play-by-play; also play-by-play for Fox Sports West and Prime Ticket (Los Angeles Kings broadcasts) ; Jim Fox: color commentator; also color commentator for Fox Sports West and Prime Ticket (Los Angeles Kings broadcasts) ; Butch Goring: color commentator; also color commentator for MSG Network/MSG Plus (New York Islanders broadcasts) ; Darren Pang: "Inside the Glass" reporter (2007–present), NHL Winter Classic reporter (2008–2012); also lead color commentator for Fox Sports Midwest (St. Louis Blues broadcasts) ; Brian Hayward: "Inside the Glass" reporter; also color commentator 
Title: NHL on NBC commentators
Content: 1) Mike Emrick-Eddie Olczyk-Pierre McGuire ; 2) Dave Strader-Brian Engblom ; 3) Kenny Albert-Joe Micheletti ; 4) Gord Miller-Daryl Reaugh-Pierre McGuire ; 5) Rick Peckham-Daryl Reaugh (2012 Stanley Cup playoffs) ; 6) John Forslund-Brian Hayward (2012 Stanley Cup playoffs) or Daryl Reaugh (2013 Stanley Cup playoffs) 

Question: who are the nbc olympic ice skating commentators?
Answer: Jonny Moseley.
Tanith White.
Chris Vosters.
Luke Van Valin.
Charlie White.
Johnny Weir.
Tara Lipinski.
Andrea Joyce.
Terry Gannon.