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-Ready?

-Alright, jumping camera speeds.

And...

action.

-Watch "Hart to Heart,"

only on Peacock.

-Alright, that's a wrap.
-Finally.

Took long enough. I'm about to
go on my family vacation.
[ Cellphone ringing ]

I don't want to talk to nobody,
I don't want to see nobody.

Hold on. I'm sorry.
I got to take this, guys.

Give me a sec.
Snoop, what up, champ?

-Yo, Kev, what up?

-I already know what
you're gonna tell me.

-What?
-"Kevin, I want you
to be my cohost

'cause I just fired Martha."

If that's the case,
you better tell me now

'cause I got some fire recipes.

Boy, I can boil a hot dog.

Between that, ramen.
-Mm.

-I can make a mean ramen.

I got a boiled egg dish
that I do.

But what I do
is I cut the yolk --

I'm just -- I'm laying it
out there, brother.

-That ain't what I call for.
-No? You...

-NBC -- They want us to
host the Olympics, cuz.

-What do you mean they want us
to host the Olympics?

-Me and you.
-Well, I don't have time
to train for that.

How am I supposed to do that?
-Stay ready, you ain't
got to get ready.

We pull off the Olympics,

we fuck around,
be doing the Super Bowl.

-At the end of the day,
talent is talent, right?

You got it up here.
-You right, you right.

-What I don't have, you have.

And what you have,
I don't have.

So together, that combo pack...
-We gonna be --

It's gonna be
a masterful combination.
-I'm starting to get it, man.

-Yeah, me and you together.
-I see it.

-Back together.
-Yeah, this is gonna be good.

They picked the right guys.
-Yeah.

You gonna be good.
You gonna be tight.
-Mnh-mnh, mnh-mnh.

Hey, look at me, Snoop.

Yougonna be good.
-No, you gonna be good.

-I heard what you said,
but look what I'm saying.

-No, look at what I'm saying.
-You gonna be good.

-Look at me.
You gonna be good.

-You gonna be good.
-No, you gonna be great.

-Alright, stop. That's enough.
-No, you stop.

-I get it. We both said it.
-That's enough. I get it, too.

Alright, you good.
-You gonna do some prep?

Maybe we should probably
get some prep in, man.

-I don't need no prep.
I'm Snoop Dogg.

-Okay, alright. Cool.
I'ma ride with you, then.

-Yeah, okay.
-Let's just go. Let's do it.

-Right. Love you, boy.

-Alright, man.
[ Cellphone beeps ]

-He ain't ready.

I might have to
handle this all by myself.
-What you say, Snoop?

-I got this.
-You said something. I can't --

-I said, I love you.
-I heard what you --

[ Line disconnects ]

I heard what you said.

Okay, well, you gonna
get ready for the gig,

then I guess
I'm gonna get ready, too.

I'm gonna come prepped
on prepped on prepped.

Prepped, cuz.

**

-Preparing for the Olympics
is a lifelong endeavor.

It takes heart,

determination,

stamina,

onesies,

and lots and lots of chalk.

The athletes persevered
through four straight years

of relentless practice,

pushing themselves
to their limits...

only to hear the Olympics
would also be pushed

due to an unforgiving
global pandemic.

What does an extra year do
to the most disciplined minds

and the most resilient bodies
in the world?

Does it encourage
more preparation?

Or does it allow
more doubt to set in?

For an entire year,

these athletes were given
nothing but time

and hope

and nasal swabs.

Their dreams
may have been deferred,

but they were not abandoned.

And now it's time to seize them.

-Everything comes down
to this moment.

[ Starter pistol fires ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

-The Olympic Games return
to Japan for the fourth time.

But "fourth" is not a word
any competitor wants to hear --

not now, not ever.

This summer, the fastest...
-Whoo!

-...the strongest...
-[ Screams ]

-...the toughest,

the bendiest,

the bounciest,

and the handsomest

come together for the most
anticipated Olympic Games

of our lifetime.

There will be new faces,

familiar faces,

game faces,

and "Is that guy okay?" faces.
-[ Screams ]

Facing adversity.

Facing their fears.

Facing the deafening silence
of an empty stadium.

All so they taste
that sweet, sweet gold

and possibly chip a tooth.

For 20 days,
the Games will be watched

by billions around the world.

331 events,

27 timeless,

four brand-new,

all covered by two giants
of the industry.

Just not this industry.

Bringing you coverage
of the uncovered

in the 2020 Tokyo Games.

Or is it 2021?

Don't worry, that's not
the first thing we'll screw up.

Either way, it's gonna be epic.

[ Fireworks popping ]

**

For over five decades,
Al Michaels has been covering

some of the biggest moments
in sports history.

The epic Malcolm Butler
interception

at the end of Super Bowl XLIX.

-Pass is intercepted
at the goal line!

Unreal!

-And, of course...

-Do you believe in miracles?

Yes!

-...the historic Miracle on Ice

at the 1980 Winter Olympics.

So, when NBC offered Kevin
the opportunity

to host his own Olympic show,

he knew he had to seek advice
from a legend.

-What do you think
about me and Snoop?

Us joining the whole
NBC family right now?

-Man, I think that's a --
it's a pretty cool thing.

But, you know,
you guys need to get along

as partners now, right?
-Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

-You know, you can't have
an alpha dog and a beta dog.

Right? So who's the alpha dog
in this group?

-Well, I mean, naturally,
I'm the alpha.

-Appears to be, right?
-I mean, naturally.

-Is Snoop okay being the --
playing the B role?

-I mean, well, he has no choice.
I'm the alpha.

Snoop is the beta.

-I gotcha. Okay.
-Right?

-If you want to keep him
in that beta role,

you get some gaffer's tape
and you put it around his mouth

when you're on the air, right?
-Well, look,

where I come from -- right? --
me and Snoop --

we got the same background.
-Mm-hmm.

-We grew up the same.
-Right.

-I've been able to stand tall
on the meaning of alpha.

-Mm-hmm.
-Snoop -- more of a beta.

-I'm gonna check with Snoop
on that now.

-No, don't mention it to him,
if you can.

-Okay. Alright.
I'll keep quiet about that.

-Don't say that I said that.
-Okay.

-What does it take to be
a great sports broadcaster?

-Number one,
you've got to be a fan.

-Uh-huh.

-And then
there's a rhythm to it.

You know, you have a rhythm
in stand-up comedy, right?

There's a rhythm
to broadcasting.

You know what you are
in sportscasting?

You are the lyrics
to the melody.

-Wow. The lyrics to the melody.

-You're singing the song.

If the lyrics don't match
the melody,

it sounds like cacophony.

-Oh, my God.
-Right?

-I don't want to sound
like cacophony.

-No, you don't want to.
-I don't wanna sound like that.

-That's a bad thing, you know.
-That's a bad sound.

-People tune you off, right?

They mute you.
-Yeah.

How nervous should I be?

-You should be anxious,
not nervous.

-Oh, okay.

-You know how
you won't be nervous?

Be prepared.
-Mm!

-Be prepared.

Make sure you've got everything
locked down.

You know where you're going.

-If you stay ready,
you don't got to get ready.

-You have to.

-What does your
prep session look like?

-Best thing you can do --

get to know the athletes,
talk to them personally.

You know, games are games.
Events are events.

Okay, but what makes
a game different?

The individual.
-Mm.

-The individuals involved.
Get to know them.

A little background story
on each

that brings them to life.
-Ah.

-You're not going into the mud
with them.

-Yeah, I don't like when people
go right into the sewer with me.

-No, none of us do.
-I got some stuff in there.

-Exactly. Yeah.
-Yeah, okay.

-You don't want the Roto-Rooter
going down there, you know.

That's what it amounts to.
-Mm. I get it. I get it.

These are good notes, Al.
Everything you're saying,

I'm registering,
like it's -- it's so clear.

-See, you're in
a different category right now.

I mean, Snoop is the wild card.
-Mm.

-Snoop is a different animal.

-He's a different animal.
-Oh, he is.

-Question for you, Al.

Has anybody ever smoked
that stuff

during a live broadcast?

-Uhhh...the -- the...

-You know what I'm talking
about -- that stuff?

-Do I know? I know what
you're talking about.

-That stuff that Snoop --
-I worked with Howard Cosell

many, many, many,
many years ago, right?

-You've been in it.
-He didn't smoke stuff.

-Okay.
-He had a whole...

-He had it?
-A pitcher.

-That's what I'm worried about.

I'm worried
about Snoop doing that.

-Hitting the bottle?
-Well, in -- in between,

and I catch the stuff.
-Yeah.

-And now I'm a mess.
-[ Laughs ]

-So, how do I prepare for that?

-Here's how you prepare for it.
You know the pandemic,

when they put that
Plexiglas between guys?

-Goddamn it.

-Pssh!
-Al is -- yes!

-I need to be in a bubble
when we do this

so Snoop can't give me
that contact of that stuff.

-You need to be
in a hazmat suit.

-Ah!

Do you get a little cockier
around the Olympics,

being from the USA?

-You're proud.
-Yeah.

-You're proud.
-Yeah.

-Somebody like Michael Phelps
comes along and you're proud.

You know, no matter
where you are, you go,

"Hey, how's this?"

-Who are you excited
about seeing?

-Well, I'm excited
about the same people

that most people
are excited about,

because we're gonna see
the greatest gymnast

in history -- Simone Biles.
-Mm, yes.

-We know what she can do
in the Olympics.

Had a fantastic Olympics
in Rio, obviously.

And Katie Ledecky is probably
the greatest female swimmer

of all time.
So, again, you know,

that's like Babe Ruth
and Lou Gehrig, Willie Mays.

These are the super super
superstars.

But you know what?
It's fun to watch them

because so much
is expected of them.

Can they live up
to expectations?

-Ah, the pressure.
-Mm-hmm.

-This is the beauty
of the lights.

-Yep, it is.
-Some fold and some step up.

We'll wait and see.

I'm excited for Snoop
and myself to take on a stage

that we have yet to take on.

I'm very thankful
for this opportunity to talk

and get some information
and advice from you.

I appreciate it, Al.
-Hey, love you, man.

-Thank you, man.
-Come on, be good. Be good.

-Yes, sir.
Not be good -- be great.

-Be great.
-That's going to be my thing!

-I'm open 24/7.
Call me anytime.

-Not be good -- be great.
-Be great.

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-While Al Michaels
was schooling Kevin

on the importance of getting to
know Olympic athletes,

Snoop was already
three steps ahead,

hanging with U.S. triple-jump
and long-jump medalist

Will Claye, who is seeking gold
at his third Olympics.

-So, they got me doing
this Olympic thing, man,

because, you know,
when I get at it...

-Mm-hmm.
-...I just tell it like it is

and not like it was.

Do you think
I should change that,

or should I put
some Olympic flavor on it,

or should I just keep it
all the way Snoop Dogg?

-No, keep it all the way Snoop.
-Like that?

-Yeah.
-Okay.

-Yeah.
The authentic, real, raw --

like, that's how it got to be.

-Mm-hmm.
-When they told me about this,

I'm like,
"Yeah, that's gonna be..."

-Yeah, but, see, that's --
-You know?

-That's how I get in.
-Yeah.

-I want to make sure that when
we go with our Olympic flavor

that we are able to chop it up
with athletes like yourself...

-In a real way.

-...to see what you're doing,
what your life is.

You chose something
that demands that attention

and demands
that detail of excellence.

-Mm-hmm.
-This shit right here,

you're talking about going
to the Olympics.

-Yeah.
-You have to be fully focused.

Laser focused.
-All the way.

The triple jump is three jumps,

and before that,
you've got to sprint.

So I've got to be able to train
like a sprinter,

and then I've got to be able
to have the details of a jumper

once I cross the board.
-Mm-hmm.

-I can't fail.
If I fail, my jump don't count.

And that's, you know,
centimeters.

-And that problem
is that white board...

-The white board.

-...that you can't put
no parts on your feet --

not even the tip of your toe
can be on it.

-Over it.

You could break
the world record.

I probably done had
world-record jumps,

but I just barely clipped it,
and then it's a red --

-And then it don't count?
-Red flag. It's a wrap.

-So what you got to do -- wear
little shoes, smaller shoes?

[ Both laugh ]

-You got to be precise
with your step.

-We'll throw on some size 6s
and say,

"I'm gonna get
this motherfucking record."

-4s and all.
[ Laughs ]

-You know what I'm saying?
Fuck it.

"I got to get this record, man."
-Yeah, but, like...

-But how do you focus on, like,
when you running

and you got to look down
to sneak a peek

to make sure that you --
-You can't look.

-You can't look?
-No.

-So you're counting it
in your head, the steps?

-Yeah. I could do it with
my eyes closed at this point.

-Muscle memory is there.
-Muscle memory.

-And how many medals
do you have?

-Three.

-Let me look at them.
-Three medals, yeah.

This was my silver in the triple
at the 2012 Olympics.

This right here was my bronze.

That was probably
the biggest surprise,

that --
that I had got both of those.

-In the same Olympics?
-At the same Olympics.

I was the first person since
1918 or something like -- 1904.

-Jesse Owens
or some motherfucking body.

-Back in that day, yeah.
-Yeah. Yeah.

-They always had
little-ass trunks on

with no cleats
on the bottom of they shoes.

-In the dirt.
-Running with Chucks on.

[ Both laugh ]

I think they had to go
with Chuck Taylors on.

-Yeah.
-This is special, dawg.

-Yeah, I mean, it's...
-This is special, man.

-This is the '16.

-Oh, so, they stepped their
little case game up with '16.

-They stepped up the case game.

-They got to give...the ones
from the Berlin Olympics.

"Here's your medal."

That motherfucker survived
many wars.

[ Both laugh ]

-And when I look
at all of the athletes,

whether they're, you know,
Olympic athletes,

this is the world
that you all come up in.

-The whole team --
we got a strong team.

You know, we got
a strong team this year --

younger, a lot of new faces,

like, not even
just the track team,

but the whole U.S. team.

-That's cool.
It'll be like a drive-in movie.

-Now I'm in the place
to where I could go out

and really do something that
I ain't never done before.

-We pulling for you, dawg.
-I appreciate that.

-You already knew it.

**

-The Tokyo Games will not
only introduce us to new faces,

they will introduce us to
four brand-new Olympic events.

This summer,
we get to see surfing,

a sport that relies on patience,
preparation,

and most importantly,
sick waves, brah.

Karate will also hit
the world stage

with two different
disciplines --

kumite, which involves sparring
with an opponent...

-[ Shouts ]

-...and kata, which involves
no opponent whatsoever --

just form and a great pedicure.

The Olympics have always been
full of metaphorical climbers,

but this year,
there are literal climbers

competing against
one another,

scaling walls
in extreme directions,

all hoping
they can get a grip...

and a medal.

And skateboarding will finally
make its Olympic debut.

No one knows
who invented skateboarding,

but the competitors are hoping
to reinvent the Olympics

by shredding expectations
and making history in Tokyo.

In his quest for Olympic
broadcasting street cred,

Kevin caught up
with the most decorated

street skateboarder in history,
Nyjah Huston.

**

-Alright, Nyjah,
let's get right into it, man.

This is like the first year
that skateboarding

is being embedded, implemented,
put in to the Olympics.

This man here --
could be looking

at the next
gold medal Olympic winner.

That's huge, man.
-I'm so hyped. I'm so hyped.

-Do you understand?

Like, you could have
a gold medal around your neck,

standing on a podium, and
a skateboard on the other hand.

-Yeah.
-That's pretty historic, man.

-That's the goal, man.
That's the goal.

Big time for me.
Big time for skateboarding.

It's a reality now.
It's happening.

I'm excited.
Can't wait to compete.

**

-There's two different kinds
of skateboarding --

you got park,
and you got street, right?

-Yep.

-What's the difference
between the two?

-Park skating is more
of a skate-park vibe,

big transition walls,
high speed around the course.

It kind of came from Tony Hawk.
-Oh, okay.

-Halfpipe and stuff.
-Okay.

-That transitioned
more into a mixture

of some -- some rails
on the course, maybe,

but more like big airs,
grabbing your board,

doing a lot of spins,
and stuff like that.

And then street skating --

the reason why it's called
"street skating"

is 'cause
we're skating obstacles

that you would find
in the streets --

handrails, stair sets,
ledges down stairs...

-Okay.
-...gaps.

-You got two boards here.
-I got two boards.

-There's got to be
a reason for two.

-I put this board together
for you myself.

And here you go.
-Alright.

-It's from my new brand,
Disorder Skateboards --

just launched.
-Man. Man.

I don't know
if you know this or not --

I used to do a little --
a little skating.

-Yeah?
-A little bit.

-Yeah? A little bit?
-A little.

-Any tricks,
or just cruising around?

-Little bit.
Just -- Just stuff.

I don't know
what you know or not, but...

-Oh, there you go.
There you go.

-...I'll just show you
a couple things.

-[ Chuckles ]

**

Alright, let's see an ollie.
You got an ollie?

-I can do that a hundred times.
-[ Chuckles ]

-I can do an ollie.
That's --

I mean, this is basic stuff.

-[ Chuckles ]
-So...that's that.

There's a high level of danger

attached to the tricks
that you're trying.

So where does the --
where does the courage come from

to go and try to pull
some of those things off?

-Yeah, yeah, man, the danger --
it's --

it's dangerous out there.
-Yes.

-The stuff you'll see me post
on Instagram

or the videos
you'll watch on YouTube,

some of those rails
are like 25, 30 stairs,

and that's the kind of stuff
that, like,

you can legit die on.
-Mm-hmm.

-Like,
if you fall the wrong way,

you land on your head
the wrong way,

you're -- you actually have
a high chance of dying.

-Mm-hmm.
-A lot of ankle sprains,

knee injuries, but
I've been pretty lucky so far.

**

-Ohh!
-Ohh!

-Tattoos, man --
I see you have a lot of them.

-I'm slowly in addiction,
for sure.

When I got my first tattoo ever,
which was this one,

"Skate and Destroy."

And then,
get one every now and then,

and the next thing you know,

I got sleeves.
-Sleeves.

-Next thing you know,
I got my whole legs done.

-I'm covered chest and back,

but I'll do it to where you
can't see it with the shirt.

-Yeah. What do you think
was the worst so far?

-The worst pain?
-Yeah.

-Nothing - Nothing worse
than the stomach.

-The stomach?
-Stomach.

-Yeah, the stomach sucks.
-Then you're fine,

but then, like, the next day...
-Yeah.

[ Both laugh ]

-"You okay?"
"Yeah, I'm alright, man."

I got it done, though.
I got it done.

-Well, we'll have to teach you
a kickflip.

-Yeah.
-Here's a kickflip.

-Ah!

-We'll have to teach you
one of those one day.

-Yeah, well, I can probably...

I don't -- I don't think that's
something I'll try to do now.

That's probably -- I should
probably do that in the street,

'cause I'm more of
a street skater myself.

-Oh, a street skater?
I like that.

-Yeah.
I don't really do the park.

So my thing is finding stuff.

If I was in a place where
I could rip and grind and shred,

then I will definitely do it,

but here I don't see nothing
for me to shred off of.

-[ Chuckles ]
-So I'll just wait.

-Ah, well, we'll have to --

we'll have to
hit the city sometime.

-Yeah, yeah. We can...
-Downtown L.A.

Cruise around, hit some rails.
-Is that a trick or no?

-No, no.
That wasn't a trick, buddy.

[ Laughs ]
-Cool.

So you know what I want to do?

I want you to come back
and see me after you win.

-Alright.
-And I make a commitment to you.

I'll have a kickflip down pat.

-Alright.
-Alright?

Give me a "W" --
I give you a kickflip.

-Alright, alright.
-Alright?

-Deal.
-Done.

-Deal. [ Chuckles ]
My man.

-I'm gonna go
and spread outside.

-Yeah.
-I'll be back.

-[ Laughs ]

Let's see it.
-Oh, God. Oh.

Did you see me tap out there,
Nyjah?

-No one buys a car sight unseen.

So in an effort
to be the most prepared,

Snoop took
the "Olympic Highlights" studio

for a test-drive.

-What up, playa?

-Want to take a look
at the stage, man?

-Yeah, man.

I like this Japanese feel
up in here.

Remind me of Nobu.
-[ Chuckles ]

-Think I can order some food
while I'm up in here?

-Whatever you need, man.
Whatever you need.

-Let me try this seat out
and see if it's fit for a king.

Oh, yes, sir.

Move over, Dick Enberg.
-[ Laughs ]

-There's a new sheriff in town.

-[ Laughs ]

-I think I want to highlight
the crew.

Can you get them together
for me real quick?

-Yeah, guys, can we have
the folks coming in, please?

-Just want to talk to y'all
for a hot second,

nothing -- nothing major.

So, as you know,
this is the Olympics, right?

So, I want all of y'all
on y'all "A" games.

Kevin ain't here right now.
Remember, I am the alpha dog.

I got better lighting,
better jokes,

better craft service...

and better moves.
-[ Laughs ]

-So, zoom in on me, baby.

Let me get some of that
Snoop close-up action,

that real nice close-up.

You know what I'm talking about?
Yeah, let's do this.

Right there. Right there.
That's what I'm talking about.

That nice close-up action
right there.

I don't want Kevin getting
none of that.

He don't get that.

'Cause I don't think
the camera goes that low.

But, anyway,
y'all get back to work.

**

-There's no sport that
the U.S. has dominated more

in the Olympics than basketball.

And since Snoop wants to
dominate Kevin as a broadcaster,

the Alpha D-O-double-G

marked his new studio territory
by interviewing

Olympian and NBA Hall of Famer
turned broadcaster

Mitch Richmond.

-Can you believe that NBC
reached out to me and Kevin

to cover the Olympics
as broadcasters?

-Man. [ Scoffs ]
-Think we can handle it?

-Do you think Kevin
can handle this?

-I know I can handle it.
-What I'm saying, man --

you talk like
you're in the barbershop.

-[ Laughs ]
-You know,

Kevin might need a little help,
man, but, no.

-So, what kind of advice
you got for him?

-Just be yourself and take time
at it -- you know, work at it.

-Right, right.
-'Cause the more you do it,

the more
you'll get comfortable with it.

And, man,
you're the hardest-working man

on show biz, man.

-Come on, man,
I'm trying to be my best.

So, you was a part
of the last USA Olympic team

that sent nothing but college
players to the Olympics.

-Right, right.
-Do you think they'll ever

send a college team
back to the Olympics?

-I don't think so.
-Why?

-Not at all.

Because the game has really kind
of caught up to us over there.

-Mm-hmm.

-And if we send college players,
they're not really developed yet

to play
that physical type of ball

that they play
over in the Olympics.

It's not like the NBA.
-Mm.

-It used to be flipped,
where NBA was more physical

than the European game.
-European game, right.

-Now the European game
is more physical than the NBA.

-So that's probably why
we got off to that slow start.

-No question about it,

and those guys been playing
forever together.

-Right.
-So you got to understand --

they play great team defense,
they move the ball,

they set moving screens,
and one thing there is,

is that you got to go in
and take it serious.

Those guys
are really, really good.

And I think
that's what the team is doing,

gradually getting there.

-So, do you think
the Olympic team

has a strong chance
to win the gold medal?

-I think they have enough.

It's not gonna be the margin
that we've probably seen...

-Mm-hmm.
-Of teams winning

by 20 to 30 or 40 points,

but I think it's gonna be
some great games.

-It looked like it, man,
'cause that Australian team...

-Man.
-I started looking at them like,

"Hold on -- they cheating."
-Right. [ Chuckles ]

-How they got him, him, and him?
-Right.

-I'm like,
"But they are Australian,

so they can play
for their country."

-[ Laughs ]

-Now, this was something that
I know you can identify with.

I know broadcasting with no fans
in the stadium, right?

-Mm-hmm, yes.
-You just went through that.

-Mm-hmm.
-How do you think it's gonna be

for these broadcasters
at the Olympics

to broadcast these games
with no fans in the audience?

-Ohh. I think it's gonna be
a little difficult.

I think it's gonna be
challenging.

You know, the Olympics --

they're gonna have to
come with the sound,

like that there is people
in the stands.

But I think they'll be okay.

I mean, you know, they're taking
pros over there, you know?

And you're a pro, man.
You -- Look at you, man.

-I mean,
I wasn't talking about me --

I was talking about
those other cats.

-Yeah, but I'm talking about --
Oh, you're the pro.

Alright, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
-I wasn't talking about me.

I was talking about them, yeah.
-They might struggle.

-Not the D-O-double.
-Okay. My bad.

-I'm trying to help them out.
[ Both laugh ]

We gonna be just fine.
Ya dig?

We got our own sound effects,
our own everything, baby.

-Everything over here.
-You better know it.

-Oh, man.
-Tokyo 2021.

Coming at you live and direct.
NBC.

Snoopy D-O-double-G.

I want to thank
my special guest,

"Slick" Mitch Richmond
for sliding by on me one time.

**

[ Video call chiming ]

[ Bloops ]

-Unc, what up, man?
-Kevin, what's up, boy?

What's happening?

-Hey, you know, Snoop,

I'm taking this whole
NBC Olympic situation

extremely serious.
I went out.

I've gotten training --
Al Michaels himself.

-The Al Michaels?!

-The Al Michaels
is working with your boy.

-That's too big for TV.
I'm gonna have --

I don't even know
how I can outdo that.

Is Brent Musburger still around?

[ Both laugh ]

-Here's the beauty --

Snoop,
we don't get the opportunity

to talk how we talk often.

I'm pumped up about it, man.

-Me, too, because I feel like

when we watch
these types of events,

we always got something to say,

but there's nobody saying
what we would say.

-We're talking about the world
watching a sport,

and it's now gonna watch
you and I comment on it.

Hey, man, I don't think
there's a bigger stage,

and I don't think there's
a bigger opportunity.

-It's gonna be real dope.

-No, listen,
it's gonna be special, man.

The Olympics
just got a lot better

because of you and I, man.

So there's a lot
of reasons to watch.

There's a lot of things
for us to comment on.

There's a lot of things
I want to talk about.

There's not going to be
a dull moment.

-We're not gonna
let you down, NBC.

-Yes, sir.
Let's talk soon, man.

Nothing but love for you,
brother.

Big things on the --
on the horizon for us each.

-Yes, sir.
I love you too, Kev.

I see you in the studio, okay?

**

-After an unprecedented wait,

the Olympic Games
are finally here.

The venues are ready.

The athletes have arrived.

The ticket holders
have been refunded.

Who will emerge victorious,

and who will be left
off the podium?

Will new events
like skateboarding and surfing

capture the imagination
of billions watching at home?

Will Simone Biles
cement her place

as the greatest gymnast
in history?

And will Katie Ledecky finally
reveal that she's a mermaid?

While most athletes spend
their entire lives

training for this moment,

Kevin and Snoop have sacrificed
a few hours

talking to sports people and
thinking about Olympic stuff.

The studio's built,
and NBC has spent the money.

The world is waiting.
The time is now.

[ Starting pistol fires ]

Kevin, Snoop,
don't fuck this up.