document_title: RuPaul's Drag Race (season 10)

question_text: who went home on rupaul's drag race season 10 episode 4

question_tokens: who went home on rupaul 's drag race season 10 episode 4

text: RuPaul's Drag Race (season 10)

text: Contestants

text: (Ages and names stated are at time of contest)

text:
Contestant
Name
Age
Hometown
Outcome

Aquaria
Giovanni Palandrani[6]
21
Brooklyn, New York
TBA

Asia O'Hara[a]
Antwan Lee[7]
35
Dallas, Texas
TBA

Eureka[b]
David Huggard[8]
27
Johnson City, Tennessee
TBA

Kameron Michaels
Dane Young[9][10]
31
Nashville, Tennessee
TBA

Miz Cracker
Maxwell Heller[11]
33
Harlem, New York
5th Place

Monét X Change
Kevin Bertin[12]
27
The Bronx, New York
6th Place

The Vixen
Anthony Taylor[13][14]
26
Chicago, Illinois
7th Place

Monique Heart
Kevin Richardson[15]
31
Kansas City, Missouri
8th Place

Blair St. Clair
Andrew Bryson[16]
22
Indianapolis, Indiana
9th Place

Mayhem Miller
Dequan Johnson[17]
35
Riverside, California
10th Place

Dusty Ray Bottoms
Dustin Rayburn[18]
29
New York, New York
11th Place

Yuhua Hamasaki
Yuhua Ou[19]
27
New York, New York
12th Place

Kalorie Karbdashian Williams
Daniel Hernandez[20]
27
Albuquerque, New Mexico
13th Place

Vanessa Vanjie Mateo
Jose Cancel[21]
25
Tampa, Florida
14th Place

text:
Jump up ^ Asia T. O'Hara is simply known as Asia O’Hara on the show.
Jump up ^ Eureka O'Hara is simply known as Eureka on the show.

text: Contestant progress

text:
Contestant
1[22]
2[23]
3[24]
4[25]
5[26]
6[27]
7[28]
8[29]
9[30]
10[31]
11[32]
12

Aquaria
SAFE
SAFE
SAFE
WIN
SAFE
SAFE
WIN
LOW
HIGH
LOW
WIN
SAFE

Asia O'Hara
SAFE
SAFE
WIN
LOW
SAFE
SAFE
LOW
BTM2
WIN
HIGH
HIGH
SAFE

Eureka
SAFE
BTM2
HIGH
SAFE
WIN
WIN
HIGH
SAFE
BTM2
HIGH
HIGH
SAFE

Kameron Michaels
SAFE
HIGH
LOW
HIGH
SAFE
HIGH
SAFE
WIN
BTM2
BTM2
BTM2
SAFE

Miz Cracker
HIGH
HIGH
SAFE
HIGH
HIGH
LOW
SAFE
SAFE
LOW
WIN
ELIM

Monét X Change
SAFE
HIGH
SAFE
BTM2
BTM2
HIGH
HIGH
HIGH
HIGH
ELIM

The Vixen
SAFE
WIN
SAFE
SAFE
LOW
BTM2
BTM2
ELIM

Monique Heart
SAFE
LOW
SAFE
SAFE
HIGH
SAFE
ELIM

Blair St. Clair
HIGH
HIGH
HIGH
SAFE
SAFE
ELIM

Mayhem Miller
WIN
HIGH
BTM2
SAFE
ELIM

Dusty Ray Bottoms
LOW
SAFE
SAFE
ELIM

Yuhua Hamasaki
HIGH
SAFE
ELIM

Kalorie Karbdashian Williams
BTM2
ELIM

Vanessa Vanjie Mateo
ELIM

text: Lip syncs

text:
Episode
Contestants
Song
Eliminated

1
Kalorie Karbdashian Williams
vs.
Vanessa Vanjie Mateo
“Ain't No Other Man”
(Christina Aguilera)
Vanessa Vanjie Mateo

2
Kalorie Karbdashian Williams
vs.
Eureka
"Best of My Love"
(The Emotions)
Kalorie Karbdashian Williams

3
Mayhem Miller
vs.
Yuhua Hamasaki
"Celebrity Skin"
(Hole)
Yuhua Hamasaki

4
Dusty Ray Bottoms
vs.
Monét X Change
"Pound the Alarm"
(Nicki Minaj)
Dusty Ray Bottoms

5
Mayhem Miller
vs.
Monét X Change
"Man! I Feel Like a Woman!"
(Shania Twain)
Mayhem Miller

6
Blair St. Clair
vs.
The Vixen
"I'm Coming Out"
(Diana Ross)
Blair St. Clair

7
Monique Heart
vs.
The Vixen
"Cut to the Feeling"
(Carly Rae Jepsen)
Monique Heart

8
Asia O'Hara
vs.
The Vixen
"Groove Is in the Heart"
(Deee-Lite)
The Vixen

9
Eureka
vs.
Kameron Michaels
"New Attitude"
(Patti Labelle)
None

10
Kameron Michaels
vs.
Monét X Change
"Good as Hell"
(Lizzo)
Monét X Change

11
Kameron Michaels
vs.
Miz Cracker
"Nasty Girl"
(Vanity 6)
Miz Cracker

12
Aquaria vs. Asia O’Hara vs. Eureka vs. Kameron Michaels
"Call Me Mother"
(RuPaul)
None

text: Guest judges

text: Listed in chronological order:[33]

text:
Christina Aguilera, singer, songwriter, actress
Halsey, singer, songwriter
Padma Lakshmi, actress, model
Courtney Love, singer, songwriter, actress
Nico Tortorella, actor, model
Logan Browning, actress
Tisha Campbell-Martin, actress, singer
Carrie Preston, actress, producer, singer
Shania Twain, singer, songwriter
Emily V. Gordon, writer, producer
Kumail Nanjiani, comedian, actor, writer
Audra McDonald, actress, singer
Kate Upton, model, actress
Andrew Rannells, actor, singer
Billy Eichner, comedian, actor, writer
Abbi Jacobson, comedian, writer, actress
Ilana Glazer, comedian, writer, actress
Miles Heizer, actor, musician
Lizzo, rapper, singer
Lena Dunham, actress, writer, director
Ashanti, singer, songwriter, actress
Todrick Hall, singer, director, choreographer

text: Special guests

text: Guests who appeared in episodes, but did not judge on the main stage.[34][35]

text: Episode 1

text:
Adore Delano, runner-up of season six and contestant on All Stars season two
Bob the Drag Queen, winner of season eight
Chad Michaels, runner-up of season four and winner of All Stars season one
Darienne Lake, contestant on season six
Delta Work, contestant on season three
Derrick Barry, contestant on season eight
Detox, contestant on season five and runner-up of All Stars season two
Jaymes Mansfield, contestant on season nine
Jessica Wild, contestant on season two
Jiggly Caliente, contestant on season four
Jinkx Monsoon, winner of season five
Jujubee, contestant on season two and All Stars season one
Katya, contestant on season seven and runner-up of All Stars season two
Kim Chi, runner-up of season eight
Laganja Estranja, contestant on season six
Manila Luzon, runner-up of season three and contestant on All Stars season one
Mariah Balenciaga, contestant on season three
Morgan McMichaels, contestant on season two and All Stars season three
Mrs. Kasha Davis, contestant on season seven
Ongina, contestant on season one
Pandora Boxx, contestant on season two and All Stars season one
Peppermint, runner-up of season nine
Raven, runner-up of season two and All Stars season one
Tempest DuJour, contestant on season seven
Trixie Mattel, contestant on season seven and winner of All Stars season three
Victoria "Porkchop" Parker, contestant on season one
Yara Sofia, contestant on season three and All Stars season one

text: Episode 2

text:
Andy Cohen, television personality[36]
Alyssa Edwards, contestant on season five and All Stars season two

text: Episode 4

text: Shawn Morales, Pit Crew member from seasons three to six

text: Episode 5

text: Ross Mathews

text: Episode 7

text:
Bianca Del Rio, winner of season six
Alex Trebek, game show host[37]

text: Episode 8

text:
Chad Michaels, runner-up of season four and winner of All Stars season one
Todrick Hall, singer, director, and choerographer

text: Episode 9

text:
Stephen Colbert, television host[36]
Randy Rainbow, comedian

text: Episode 10

text:
Anthony Padilla, actor, comedian, and YouTube personality
Chester See, singer, actor, and YouTube personality
Frankie Grande, dancer, actor, singer, and YouTube personality
Kingsley, comedian, blogger, and YouTube personality
Raymond Braun, actor, and YouTube personality
Tyler Oakley, author, and YouTube personality

text: Episode 11

text: Cheyenne Jackson, actor, singer[36]

text: Episodes

text:
No.
overall
No. in
season
Title
Original air date

118
1
"10s Across the Board[38]"
March 22, 2018 (2018-03-22)[1]

The 14 queens enter the work room for the first time. RuPaul announces the first mini-challenge, the contestants must work the runway and stand out among previous contestants and winners; Monét X Change wins the mini-challenge.[22] For the maxi-challenge, RuPaul tasks the contestants to create a runway outfit from miscellaneous items found at a variety store; inspired by the first challenge on season one.[22] On stage, Aquaria, Asia O'Hara, Eureka, Kameron Michaels, Monét X Change, Monique Heart, and The Vixen are declared safe. Blair St. Clair, Mayhem Miller, Miz Cracker, and Yuhua Hamasaki all receive positive remarks, but Mayhem is declared the winner. Dusty Ray Bottoms, Kalorie Karbdashian Williams, and Vanessa Vanjie Mateo all received negative commentary for their runway looks.[22] Bottoms was declared safe, while Williams and Mateo lip-synced to Christina Aguilera's "Ain't No Other Man"; Williams won the lip-sync and Mateo was eliminated from the competition.[22]

Guest Judge: Christina Aguilera
Alternating Judges: Carson Kressley & Ross Mathews
Mini-Challenge: Stand out on the runway among a sea of legendary queens from past seasons.
Mini-Challenge Winner: Monét X Change
Mini-Challenge Prize: $2,000 gift card to FierceQueen.com
Maxi Challenge: Construct a runway outfit from miscellaneous items found at a variety store
Challenge Winner: Mayhem Miller
Maxi Challenge Prize: A luxury Hawaiian getaway to Hale Mohalu Guesthouse and Retreat
Bottom Two: Kalorie Karbdashian Williams & Vanessa Vanjie Mateo
Lip Sync Song: "Ain't No Other Man" by Christina Aguilera
Eliminated: Vanessa Vanjie Mateo
Farewell message: "Ladies I ❤ U The Vanjie way! xoxo Vanessa ❤!"

119
2
"PharmaRusical[38]"
March 29, 2018 (2018-03-29)[39]

The 13 remaining queens were asked by RuPaul to perform a dance in 20 minute country quick drag for the mini-challenge, with special guest Andy Cohen judging their performances; Asia O'Hara and The Vixen are declared the winners and were made team captains for a live stage musical titled "PharmaRusical".[23] Team Asia O'Hara consisted of Aquaria, Dusty Ray Bottoms, Eureka, Kalorie Karbdashian Williams, Monique Heart, and Yuhua Hamasaki, with Team Vixen consisting of Blair St. Clair, Kameron Michaels, Mayhem Miller, Miz Cracker, and Monét X Change. The runway theme was "Very Best Drag." On the main stage, The Vixen's team is declared the winners with Vixen being the standout and winning the overall challange.[23] Asia O'Hara's team is declared the losers and are critiqued by the judges.[23] Heart, Eureka, and Williams are said to be the weakest of their team, Heart is announced as safe leaving Eureka and Williams to lip-sync to The Emotions' "Best of My Love"; Eureka is declared the winner of the lip-sync and Williams is subsequently eliminated from the competition.[23]

Guest Judges: Halsey & Padma Lakshmi
Alternating Judge: Ross Mathews
Mini-Challenge: Participate in the Hay Girl Hay hoedown
Mini-Challenge Winners: Asia O'Hara & The Vixen
Maxi Challenge: Perform in PharmaRusical
Runway Theme: Very Best Drag
Challenge Winner: The Vixen
Maxi Challenge Prize: Jewelry from Fierce Drag Jewels and a $2,000 gift card to Nailed by Cristy
Bottom Two: Eureka & Kalorie Karbdashian Williams
Lip Sync Song: "Best of My Love" by The Emotions
Eliminated: Kalorie Karbdashian Williams
Farewell message: "Thank you Sisters. I'm So Blessed to have met you all. Keep it Kute! KKW"

120
3
"Tap That App[38]"
April 5, 2018 (2018-04-05)[39]

The 12 remaining queens were tasked by RuPaul to perform a skit to promote his self-titled chocolate bar. Blair St. Clair, Monét X Change, and Monique Heart are deemed the winners, and are selected as team leaders for the acting challenge "Tap That App", inspired by dating apps.[24] They are split into three teams: Team Blair consists of Eureka, Miz Cracker, and The Vixen; Team Monét are Aquaria, Asia O'Hara, and Yuhua Hamasaki; Team Monique are Dusty Ray Bottoms, Kameron Michaels, and Mayhem Miller. Subsequently, the runway theme for the episode was a look constructed with feathers.[24] On the main stage, Aquaria, Dusty Ray Bottoms, Miz Cracker, Monét X Change, Monique Heart and the Vixen are declared safe. Asia O'Hara, Blair St. Clair and Eureka are praised for their runway looks and performances, with Asia declared the winner of the main challenge. Conversely, Kameron Michaels, Mayhem Miller and Yuhua Hamasaki are criticized for their performances, though Kameron received rave reviews for her runway look.[24] Kameron was declared safe, while Mayhem and Yuhua lip-synced to Hole's "Celebrity Skin"; Mayhem won the lip-sync and Yuhua was eliminated from the competition.[24]

Guest Judges: Courtney Love & Nico Tortorella
Alternating Judge: Carson Kressley
Mini-Challenge: Perform in screen tests for Ru's provocative new RuPaul's Chocolate Bar campaign.
Mini-Challenge Winners: Blair St. Clair, Monét X Change, and Monique Heart
Maxi Challenge: Film ads for new dating apps
Runway Theme: Feathers
Challenge Winner: Asia O'Hara
Maxi Challenge Prize: $2,000 gift card to Casper Sleep and a $3,000 gift card to Catherine D'Lish
Bottom Two: Mayhem Miller & Yuhua Hamasaki
Lip Sync Song: "Celebrity Skin" by Hole
Eliminated: Yuhua Hamasaki
Farewell message: "我爱 you (I love you all! Season 10 is going to be amazing! - Yuhua Hamasaki)"

121
4
"The Last Ball on Earth[38]"
April 12, 2018 (2018-04-12)[39]

The 11 remaining queens were asked by RuPaul to be part of a satire photo-bombing photo shoot featuring infamous celebrity photos; Aquaria won the mini-challenge. For the maxi-challenge, RuPaul tasked the contestants to design three looks for "The Last Ball on Earth". The three categories are: Alaskan Winter Realness, Miami Summer Realness, and Martian Eleganza Extravaganza. On the main stage, Blair St. Clair, Eureka, Mayhem Miller, Monique Heart, and The Vixen were declared safe. Aquaria, Kameron Michaels, and Miz Cracker were all praised for their runway looks, and Aquaria won the main challenge. Asia O'Hara, Dusty Ray Bottoms, and Monét X Change were criticized for their runway looks, though all three were praised for their Miami Summer Realness costume. Asia was declared safe, while Dusty and Monet lip-synced to Nicki Minaj's "Pound the Alarm"; Monét won the lip-sync and Dusty was eliminated from the competition.

Guest Judges: Logan Browning & Tisha Campbell Martin
Alternating Judge: Ross Matthews
Mini-Challenge: Photobomb iconic celebrity pictures
Mini-Challenge Winner: Aquaria
Mini-Challenge Prize: $1,000 credit to Postmates
Maxi Challenge: Create three looks based on climate change; Alaskan Winter Realness, Miami Summer Realness, and Martian Eleganza Extravaganza
Challenge Winner: Aquaria
Maxi Challenge Prize: $2,000 gift card to D Bleu Dazzled and wigs courtesy of RockStar Wigs
Bottom Two: Dusty Ray Bottoms & Monét X Change
Lip Sync Song: "Pound the Alarm" by Nicki Minaj
Eliminated: Dusty Ray Bottoms
Farewell message: "NEVA LAVD YA! ❤ Dusty"

122
5
"The Bossy Rossy Show[38]"
April 19, 2018 (2018-04-19)[39]

The 10 remaining queens were tasked by RuPaul to get into quick drag and create an outfit inspired by the military; The Vixen wins the mini-challenge and pairs each contestant for the maxi-challenge.[40] In The Bossy Rossy Show, the queens must improvise through a storyline; Asia & The Vixen starred in a copycat storyline, Miz Cracker & Mayhem in a pickle phobia scene, Eureka & Aquaria in an adult baby scene, Blair & Monique in I Married a Cactus, and Kameron & Monét in a My Strange Addiction-style storyline.[40] The runway theme for the episode is denim and diamonds. On the main stage, Asia, Aquaria, Blair, and Kameron were declared safe. Miz Cracker and Monique Heart received praise on their performances and runway looks, however Eureka is declared the winner. Mayhem Miller, Monét X Change, and The Vixen were criticised for their performances, though The Vixen received positive remarks for her runway look. The Vixen is declared safe, while Mayhem and Monet lip-synced to "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!" by Shania Twain. Monét wins the lip sync and Mayhem is eliminated from the competition.[40]

Guest Judges: Carrie Preston & Shania Twain
Alternating Judge: Carson Kressley
Mini-Challenge: Create a military inspired outfit to enlist in the Drag Army
Mini-Challenge Winner: The Vixen
Maxi Challenge: Working in pairs, improvise in the new day-time talk show "Bossy Rossy"
Runway Theme: Denim & Diamonds
Challenge Winner: Eureka
Maxi Challenge Prize: 2 VIP tickets to Cirque du Soleil: Zumanity in Las Vegas, including flights and accommodation.
Bottom Two: Mayhem Miller & Monét X Change
Lip Sync Song: "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!" by Shania Twain
Eliminated: Mayhem Miller
Farewell message: "I ❤ to PARTY xoxo May"

123
6
"Drag Con Panel Extravaganza[38]"
April 26, 2018 (2018-04-26)[39]

The 9 remaining queens were asked by RuPaul to participate in a game of Sittin' on a Secret, where contestants sit on an object while blind-folded; Asia O'Hara wins the challenge by guessing the most objects. For the maxi challenge, RuPaul tasks the queens to take part in a special rendition of RuPaul's DragCon.[27] The queens get to choose their own teams: Blair St. Clair, The Vixen, & Miz Cracker as Team Hair, Eureka, Kameron, & Monét X Change as Team Body, and Asia O'Hara, Aquaria, & Monique Heart as Team Face. Additionally, RuPaul announces that their performances will be in front of a live audience, and each contestant will be ranked in a poll.[27] The runway theme for this episode is Hats Incredible. On the main stage, Aquaria, Asia, and Monique are declared safe. Eureka, Kameron, and Monét are selected as the top team of the week, with Eureka winning the and receiving the highest public vote. Blair, Miz Cracker, and The Vixen are deemed the bottom team for their performances. Miz Cracker is declared safe, while Blair and The Vixen lip-synced to "I'm Coming Out" by Diana Ross. The Vixen wins the lip sync and Blair is eliminated from the competition.[27]

Guest Judges: Kumail Nanjiani & Emily V. Gordon
Alternating Judge: Ross Mathews
Mini-Challenge: Identify objects only by sitting on them
Mini-Challenge Winner: Asia O'Hara
Mini-Challenge Prize: $2,000 hair care package from Art Lab Salon
Maxi Challenge: In teams, create and produce RuPaul's DragCon panels on hair, face, and body in front of a live audience.
Runway Theme: Hats Incredible
Challenge Winner: Eureka
Maxi Challenge Prize: Four-night stay and spa treatments for 2 at Saguaro in Palm Springs
Bottom Two: Blair St. Clair & The Vixen
Lip Sync Song: "I'm Coming Out" by Diana Ross
Eliminated: Blair St. Clair
Farewell message: "Let me be your STAR! xoxo Blair St. Clair"

124
7
"Snatch Game[38]"
May 3, 2018 (2018-05-03)[39]

The eight remaining queens were asked by RuPaul to participate in the mini-challenge roast "Reading is Fundamental", with Eureka winning. RuPaul tasks the contestants to participate in the series Snatch Game, where each queen impersonates a celebrity; Aquaria plays as Melania Trump, Asia O'Hara as Beyonce, Eureka as Alana Thompson, Kameron Michaels as Chyna, Miz Cracker as Dorothy Parker, Monét x Change as Maya Angelou, Monique Heart as Maxine Waters, and The Vixen as Blue Ivy Carter. Additionally, the runway theme was inspired by mermaids.[28] On the main stage, Kameron and Miz Cracker were deemed safe. Eureka and Monét x Change received positive reviews for their performances, but received mixed commentary for their runway looks. Aquaria won her second challenge, based on her performance and runway look. Asia, Monique and The Vixen were all criticized for their impersonations and runway looks. Asia is declared safe, while Monique and The Vixen lip-synced to "Cut to the Feeling" by Carly Rae Jepsen. During the lip-sync, Monique did not know the words to the song, which ultimately made The Vixen win and Monique being eliminated from the competition.[28]

Guest Judges: Audra McDonald & Kate Upton
Alternating Judge: Carson Kressley
Mini-Challenge: Reading Is Fundamental
Mini-Challenge Winner: Eureka
Mini-Challenge Prize: $2,000 gift card to l.a.Eyeworks
Maxi Challenge: Impersonate celebrities in the annual comedy challenge of Snatch Game
Runway Theme: Mermaid Fantasy
Challenge Winner: Aquaria
Maxi Challenge Prize: 6-night stay at Grove Hotel on Fire Island
Bottom Two: Monique Heart & The Vixen
Lip Sync Song: "Cut to the Feeling" by Carly Rae Jepsen
Eliminated: Monique Heart
Farewell message: "Always abide in love & learn your words! Facts are facts"

125
8
"The Unauthorized Rusical[38]"
May 10, 2018 (2018-05-10)[39]

The seven remaining queens were asked by RuPaul to participate in an improv mini-challenge that pastiches a similar scene from the finale of season two. Each queen has to try and make RuPaul slap them, with Asia O'Hara winning the mini-challenge.[29] For the main challenge, the contestants were tasked by RuPaul to perform and sing in a live tribute act to American singer and actress Cher, titled "Cher: The Unauthorized Rusical". The contestants portray Cher from different phases of her career: Aquaria as Disco Cher, Asia O'Hara as Movie Star Cher, Eureka as Rock Star Cher, Kameron Michaels as '60s Cher, Miz Cracker as Comeback Cher, and Monét x Change and The Vixen as Variety Show Cher. Subsequently, the runway theme for this episode is Glitterific.[29]
On the main stage, Monét received positive comments for her performance and mixed reviews for her runway look, conversely for both Eureka and Miz Cracker with their runway and performance; all three contestants were deemed safe. Kameron was praised for both her runway look and Cher performance, winning the main challenge. Aquaria, Asia and The Vixen were complimented for their runway looks, but their performances placed them in the bottom three. Aquaria is declared safe, while Asia and The Vixen lip-synced to Groove Is In the Heart by Deee-Lite. Asia wins the lip sync and The Vixen is eliminated from the competition.[29]

Guest Judges: Billy Eichner & Andrew Rannells
Alternating Judge: Carson Kressley
Mini-Challenge: Attempt to make RuPaul slap them in a game called Slap Out of It
Mini-Challenge Winner: Asia O'Hara
Mini-Challenge Prize: $2,000 gift card to Sparkles Rhinestones
Maxi Challenge: Sing live in Cher: The Unauthorized Rusical
Runway Theme: Glitterific
Challenge Winner: Kameron Michaels
Maxi Challenge Prize: A luxury VIP getaway to Sofitel Hotel in Los Angeles
Bottom Two: Asia O'Hara & The Vixen
Lip Sync Song: "Groove Is In the Heart" by Deee-Lite
Eliminated: The Vixen
Farewell message: "EVIL Triumps when good queens do nothing! Buy My Album The Vixen"

126
9
"Breastworld[38]"
May 17, 2018 (2018-05-17)[39]

The six remaining queens were asked by RuPaul to participate in a guessing game which involves each queen trying to match the most underwear worn by the Pit Crew; Aquaria wins the mini-challenge.[30] For the maxi challenge, RuPaul tasks the queens to act in a show titled Breastworld, loosely inspired by the American television show Westworld. Since Aquaria won the mini-challenge, she got to assign the characters: Aquaria as Dyslexa, Asia O'Hara as Para Salin, Eureka as Rosie, Kameron Michaels as Muffy, Miz Cracker as Julie, and Monét X Change as Viv. Subsequently, the runway theme was Silver Foxy, where the queens have to dress as aged-versions of themselves.[30]
On the main stage, Aquaria's performance and runway look received warm reviews from the judges, but was ultimately declared safe. Asia and Monét were praised for their performances, though both their runway looks received mixed opinions; eventually, Asia was declared the winner of the main challenge. Eureka, Kameron and Miz Cracker were placed in the bottom three for their performances, though Eureka received negative reviews for her runway look. Miz Cracker is declared safe, while Eureka and Kameron lip-synced to "New Attitude" by Patti LaBelle; and both Eureka and Kameron won the lip-sync.[30]

Guest Judges: Abbi Jacobson & Ilana Glazer
Alternating Judge: Ross Mathews
Mini-Challenge: Find matching pairs of Pit Crew underwear in a game called Pants Down Bottoms Up
Mini-Challenge Winner: Aquaria
Maxi Challenge: The queens must act in the new hit series, "Breastworld"
Runway Theme: Silver Foxy
Challenge Winner: Asia O'Hara
Maxi Challenge Prize: 4-night stay at Frog Meadow Farm in Vermont
Bottom Two: Eureka & Kameron Michaels
Lip Sync Song: "New Attitude" by Patti LaBelle
Eliminated: None

127
10
"Social Media Kings Into Queens[38]"
May 24, 2018 (2018-05-24)[41]

The six remaining queens were asked by RuPaul to appear in a commercial that promotes RuPaul's perfume for men, titled Trade. Each queen is to dress as butch men and deliver comedic improvisations for the mini-challenge, and Eureka wins.[31] Eureka is tasked by RuPaul to pair each contestant with six special guests for the make-over challenge: Aquaria gets paired with Kingsley, Asia O'Hara and Raymond Braun, Eureka and Frankie Grande, Kameron Michaels and Anthony Padilla, Miz Cracker and Chester See, and Monét X Change with Tyler Oakley. Subsequently, each pair took part in a home-made music video to RuPaul's song "Charisma Uniqueness Nerve and Talent".[31]
On the main stage, Asia and Eureka, alongside their drag daughters America O'Hara and Eufreaka, received postiive reviews for their performances and make-overs, but were declared safe. Miz Cracker and her drag daughter Miz Cookie were commended for their performances, make-over, and chemistry, and were deemed the winners of the challenge. The bottom queens of the week were Aquaria, Kameron and Monet, who were criticized for not having a make-over resemblance to their drag daughters Capricia Corn, Kelly Michaels, and Short Change. Aquaria is declared safe, while Kameron and Monet lip-synced to "Good as Hell" by Lizzo; Kameron wins the lip-sync and Monet is eliminated from the competition.[31]

Guest Judges: Miles Heizer & Lizzo
Alternating Judge: Ross Mathews
Mini-Challenge: Participate in a manly photoshoot advertising a new body spray, Trade
Mini-Challenge Winner: Eureka
Mini-Challenge Prize: $2,000 gift card to MuLondon
Maxi Challenge: Give drag makeovers to social media superstars
Challenge Winner: Miz Cracker
Maxi Challenge Prize: $2,000 gift card to Jane Doe Latex for the queen and a $2,000 gift card to Klein, Epstein, & Parker for their partner
Bottom Two: Kameron Michaels & Monét X Change
Lip Sync Song: "Good as Hell" by Lizzo
Eliminated: Monét X Change
Farewell message: "Long Live the Sponge!!! MXC"

128
11
"Evil Twins[38]"
June 7, 2018 (2018-06-07)[41]

Guest Judges: Lena Dunham & Ashanti
Alternating Judge: Carson Kressley
Mini-Challenge: Decorate a pancake in edible drag
Mini-Challenge Winner: Asia O'Hara
Mini-Challenge Prize: $2,000 gift card to The Spa on Rodeo
Maxi Challenge: Present two characters on the runway: best self and evil twin
Challenge Winner: Aquaria
Maxi Challenge Prize: A trip for 2 to The Grand Resort and Spa in Fort Lauderdale and two luggage sets from Radden Luggage
Bottom two: Kameron Michaels & Miz Cracker
Lip Sync Song: "Nasty Girl" by Vanity 6
Eliminated: Miz Cracker
Farewell message: "KNOW YOURSELF M"

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"American[38]"
June 14, 2018 (2018-06-14)[41]

Guest Judge: Todrick Hall
Alternating Judges: Carson Kressley & Ross Mathews
Maxi Challenge: Write, record, and perform their own verse to RuPaul's song "American" and guest star on the "What's the Tee?" podcast with Michelle Visage
Lip Sync Song: "Call Me Mother" by RuPaul

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"ReUnited[38]"
June 21, 2018 (2018-06-21)[41]

The queens reunite to discuss the season's highlights and drama

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TBA
June 28, 2018 (2018-06-28)[41]

"America's Next Drag Superstar" and "Miss Congeniality" are crowned

Miss Congeniality:
Eliminated:
Runner-up:
Winner of RuPaul's Drag Race Season Ten:

text: Ratings

text:
No.
Title
Air date
Rating/share
(18–49)
Viewers
(millions)

1
"10's Across the Board"
March 22, 2018
0.39[42]
0.785[42]

2
"PharmaRusical"
March 29, 2018
0.29[43]
0.581[43]

3
"Tap That App"
April 5, 2018
0.42[44]
0.766[44]

4
"The Last Ball on Earth"
April 12, 2018
0.36[45]
0.694[45]

5
"The Bossy Rossy Show"
April 19, 2018
0.39[46]
0.692[46]

6
"Drag Con Panel Extravaganza"
April 26, 2018
0.41[47]
0.771[47]

7
"Snatch Game"
May 3, 2018
0.45[48]
0.840[48]

8
"The Unauthorized Rusical"
May 10, 2018
0.37[49]
0.723[49]

9
"Breastworld"
May 17, 2018
0.33[50]
0.698[50]

10
"Social Media Kings Into Queens"
May 24, 2018
0.35[51]
0.715[51]

11
"Evil Twins"
June 7, 2018
0.31[52]
0.631[52]

12
"American"
June 14, 2018
0.35[53]
0.761[53]


document_title: Olympics on NBC commentators

question_text: who is hosting the 2018 olympics for nbc

root

text: Olympics on NBC commentators

text: Hosts[edit]

text: Source (please note that the paragraph containing the anchors for the 2008 Olympics was accidentally copied and pasted into the capsule for the 2010 Olympics):[1]

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text:
Year
Prime-Time Host
Daytime Host(s)
Late-Night Host(s)
Cable Host(s)

1964 Summer
Bill Henry

1972 Winter
Curt Gowdy

1980 Summer
Bryant Gumbel*

1988 Summer
Bryant Gumbel
Gayle Gardner, Jimmy Cefalo, and Jane Pauley
Bob Costas and Gayle Gardner

1992 Summer[2]
Bob Costas
Bob Costas, Dick Enberg, Gayle Gardner and Katie Couric
Jim Lampley and Hannah Storm
Don Criqui, Gayle Gardner, Ahmad Rashād Dan Hicks and Kathleen Sullivan (both for the Olympics Triplecast)

1996 Summer
Greg Gumbel

2000 Summer
Hannah Storm
Bob Costas
Jim Lampley (MSNBC) and Pat O'Brien (CNBC)

2002 Winter
Dan Hicks
Jim Lampley (both CNBC and MSNBC)

2004 Summer
Jim Lampley
Pat O'Brien (first week) and Dan Hicks (second week)
Fred Roggin (CNBC), Lester Holt (MSNBC), Pat O'Brien (MSNBC), Mary Carillo (Bravo), and Jim Lampley (USA)

2006 Winter
Jim Lampley
Fred Roggin (MSNBC/USA/CNBC (Curling)), Bill Clement (MSNBC/USA/CNBC (Hockey)), Bill Macatee (USA)

2008 Summer
Mary Carillo[3]
Alex Flanagan (CNBC/USA), Matt Vasgersian (USA), Melissa Stark (MSNBC), Bill Patrick (MSNBC), Fred Roggin (CNBC) and Lindsay Czarniak (Oxygen)[3]

2010 Winter
Al Michaels
Fred Roggin (MSNBC/USA/CNBC (Curling)), Bill Patrick (MSNBC/USA/CNBC (Hockey)),

2012 Summer
Al Michaels and Dan Patrick[4]
Michelle Beadle (NBCSN), Liam McHugh (NBCSN), Willie Geist (NBCSN), Kelly Tilghman (MSNBC), Rob Simmelkjaer (MSNBC), Fred Roggin (CNBC) and Pat O'Brien (Bravo)

2014 Winter
Bob Costas, Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira
Lester Holt (weekdays) and Al Michaels (weekends)[5]
Bob Costas, Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira[6]
Dan Patrick (NBCSN, weekdays and weekends),[5] Rebecca Lowe (NBCSN, weekdays and weekends),[5] Al Michaels (NBCSN, weekdays only),[5] Fred Roggin (CNBC/MSNBC/USA Network (Curling)),[7] Liam McHugh (MSNBC/NBCSN/USA Network (Hockey)),[7] Kathryn Tappen (MSNBC/NBCSN/USA Network (Hockey))[7]

2016 Summer
Bob Costas
Al Michaels and Mike Tirico
Ryan Seacrest
Dan Patrick (NBC/NBCSN), Rebecca Lowe (NBC/NBCSN), Liam McHugh (NBCSN), Carolyn Manno (NBCSN), Dave Briggs (Bravo (Tennis)), Ahmed Fareed (USA Network), Brett Haber (Bravo (Tennis)), Fred Roggin (CNBC), Rob Simmelkjaer (MSNBC)

2018 Winter
Mike Tirico[8]
Rebecca Lowe
Mike Tirico
Liam McHugh (NBCSN), Carolyn Manno (NBCSN), Ahmed Fareed (NBCSN), Fred Roggin (CNBC/NBCSN/USA Network (Curling)), Kathryn Tappen (CNBC/NBCSN/USA Network (Hockey)), Tessa Bonhomme (CNBC/NBCSN/USA Network (Hockey))

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text: Additional notes[edit]

text:
(*) Though the United States boycotted these games, NBC held the rights to the Moscow Olympics, and the number of hours broadcast were reduced from 100+ hours to little more than three. The host for the two-hour wrap-up show was Bryant Gumbel,[9][10] who was scheduled to be the main prime-time host. Therefore, he is given credit for being the anchor. Among those who were also supposed to have prominent roles in NBC's 1980 Moscow coverage were Donna DeVarona, Dick Enberg,[11] Joe Garagiola,[12] Merle Harmon, Charlie Jones, Bruce Jenner, David Letterman, and O. J. Simpson.[13]
Another of NBC's hosts is Jim Lampley. Lampley has served as late-night host in 1992, 1996 and 2006. He was the daytime host in 2004, 2006 and 2008. During 2000 and 2002, he hosted cable coverage. The Beijing Games were his 14th Olympic assignment (including work for ABC, CBS and TNT), more than for any other commentator.[14]
Al Michaels was weekday and weekend host of the 2010 Winter Olympics. This marked his first Olympic assignment since the 1988 Winter Olympics, which was the last to date aired on Michaels' long-time employer ABC Sports.
Hannah Storm also hosted four Olympics (late-night: 1992 and 1996, daytime: 2000 and 2002) for NBC. She left NBC for CBS News in 2002, then moved to ESPN in 2008; she began her new assignment as SportsCenter anchor on the first weekday of the Beijing Games (August 11).
Pat O'Brien anchored coverage of the 2002 Winter Olympics from the Medals Plaza in Salt Lake City.
Due to an eye infection, Costas was replaced by Matt Lauer for the Primetime and Late Night telecasts on February 11, 12, and 13th, 2014. Meredith Viera took over the Prime Time duties from Lauer due to Costas' prolonged illness for February 14 and 15.[15] Matt Lauer was the replacement for February 16.[16] Bob Costas returned on February 17 as the anchor for the rest of the Olympics.[17]
For the 2014 Summer Youth Olympics in Nanjing, China, limited tape-delayed coverage aired on NBC, NBCSN, and Universal Sports, with 54.5 total hours of coverage airing - 24.5 hours on NBC and NBCSN, and the remaining 30 on Universal Sports.[18] Josh Elliott was listed as a studio host,[18] although for the NBCSN broadcasts, the play-by-play announcers for each sport tossed to commercial breaks and pre-taped segments.
Bob Costas hosted the August 18, 2016 late-night show from Rio, as the outdoor set at Copacabana Beach, where Ryan Seacrest was based for the Rio Games, had lost power, and it could not be restored in time.

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text: By event[edit]

text: Winter Olympics[edit]

text:
Sport
Play-by-play announcer
Color commentator
Reporter

Alpine skiing
Jim Simpson
Billy Kidd

Biathlon

Cross country skiing
Jim Simpson

Figure skating
Jim Simpson
Peggy Fleming

Men's ice hockey
Al Michaels[19][20]

Ski jumping
Jay Randolph
Art Devlin

Short track (demonstration sport)
Jay Randolph
Terry McDermott

Speed skating
Jay Randolph
Terry McDermott

text: Other[edit]

text: Jack Perkins (features)

text:
Sport
Play-by-play announcer
Color commentator
Reporter

Opening Ceremony
Bob Costas
Katie Couric

Alpine skiing
Tim Ryan
Todd Brooker
Christin Cooper
Steve Porino

Biathlon
Bob Papa
Al Trautwig
Paul Robbins
Dwight Stones

Bobsleigh
Tim Singer
John Morgan
Bonny Warner
Mary Carillo

Cross-country skiing
Bob Papa
Al Trautwig
Josh Thompson
Dwight Stones

Curling
Don Chevrier
Don Duguid
Elfi Schlegel

Figure skating
Tom Hammond
Scott Hamilton
Sandra Bezic
Tracy Wilson
Beth Ruyak

Freestyle skiing
Steve Podborski
Trace Worthington
Tara Teigen

Men's ice hockey
Gary Thorne
Kenny Albert
Bill Clement
John Davidson (Gold Medal Game only)
Joe Micheletti
Darren Pang

Women's ice hockey
Kenny Albert
Lisa Brown-Miller
Darren Pang

Luge/Skeleton
Tim Singer
Duncan Kennedy
Mary Carillo

Short track
Ted Robinson
Eric Flaim
Chris Wragge

Ski jumping
Mike Breen
Jeff Hastings
Len Berman

Snowboarding
Pat Parnell
Kevin Delaney
Tara Teigen

Speed skating
Dan Hicks
Dan Jansen
Andrea Joyce

Closing Ceremony
Dan Hicks
Mary Carillo

text:
Opening Ceremony tease narrators: Jim McKay and Bob Costas[21]
These Olympics also began NBC's still-running tradition of closing montages, with images of each Games set to the score from the Remember the Titans soundtrack.[22]

text: Other[edit]

text: Jim McKay (special correspondent)

text:
Sport
Play-by-play announcer
Color commentator
Reporters

Opening Ceremony
Bob Costas
Brian Williams
Mary Carillo

Alpine skiing
Tim Ryan
Todd Brooker
Steve Porino
Lewis Johnson

Biathlon
Len Berman
Chad Salmela

Bobsleigh/Skeleton
Bob Papa
Carol Lewis
John Morgan
Bob Neumeier

Cross country skiing
Al Trautwig
Paul Robbins
Dwight Stones

Curling
Don Chevrier
Don Duguid
Elfi Schlegel

Figure skating
Tom Hammond
Scott Hamilton (Singles)
Dick Button (Pairs)
Tracy Wilson (Ice Dance)
Sandra Bezic
Andrea Joyce

Freestyle skiing
Steve Podborski
Trace Worthington
Robbie Floyd

Men's ice hockey
Mike Emrick
Kenny Albert
Dave Strader
Eddie Olczyk
Peter McNab
Brian Engblom
Joe Micheletti
Pierre McGuire

Women's ice hockey
Mike Emrick
Kenny Albert
Dave Strader
A.J. Mleczko
Joe Micheletti
Peter McNab
Pierre McGuire

Luge
Bob Papa
Duncan Kennedy
Bob Neumeier

Short track
Ted Robinson
Dan Weinstein
Lesley Visser

Ski jumping
Matt Vasgersian
Jeff Hastings
Tim Daggett

Snowboading
Pat Parnell
Todd Richards
Tina Dixon

Speed skating
Dan Hicks
Dan Jansen
Melissa Stark

Closing Ceremony
Dan Hicks
Mary Carillo

text: Opening Ceremony tease narrator: Andre Braugher[23]

text: 2006 Sportsdesk reporters[edit]

text:
Julie Foudy
Lester Holt
Alan Abrahamson
Bob Hager
Roger Cressey
Kevin Corke
Otis Livingston
Craig Hummer

text:
Sport
Play-by-play announcer
Color commentator
Reporter

Alpine skiing
Tim Ryan
Todd Brooker
Christin Cooper
Steve Porino

Biathlon
Al Trautwig
Chad Salmela

Bobsleigh/Luge/
Skeleton

Bob Papa
Duncan Kennedy (Luge)
John Morgan (Bobsled)
Lea Ann Parsley (Skeleton)
Lewis Johnson

Cross country skiing
Al Trautwig
Chad Salmela

Curling
Andrew Catalon
Don Duguid
Colleen Jones
Elfi Schlegel

Figure skating
Tom Hammond
Scott Hamilton (Pairs, Men's Singles)
Tracy Wilson (Ice Dance)
Sandra Bezic (Ladies Singles)
Andrea Joyce

Freestyle skiing
Todd Harris
Jonny Moseley
Tina Dixon

Men's ice hockey
Mike Emrick
Kenny Albert
Eddie Olczyk
Joe Micheletti
Pierre McGuire
Mike Milbury
Cammi Granato
Jeremy Roenick

Women's ice hockey
Mike Emrick
Kenny Albert
A.J. Mleczko
Joe Micheletti

Short track
Ted Robinson
Andy Gabel
Andrea Joyce

Ski jumping
Matt Vasgersian
Jeff Hastings

Snowboarding
Pat Parnell
Todd Richards
Tina Dixon

Speed skating
Dan Hicks
Dan Jansen
Andrea Kremer

text: 2010 Sportsdesk reporters[edit]

text:
Lester Holt
Jimmy Roberts
Alex Flanagan
Dwight Stones
Peter Alexander

text: 2010 Olympic correspondents[edit]

text:
Dick Button
Cris Collinsworth
Dan Patrick

text: Source for all other commentators without individual sources:[7]

text:
Sport
Play-by-play announcer
Color commentator
Reporter

Opening Ceremony
Matt Lauer
Meredith Vieira
David Remnick

Alpine skiing
Dan Hicks
Todd Brooker
Christin Cooper
Steve Porino

Biathlon
Steve Schlanger
Chad Salmela
Stacey Wooley
Alex Flanagan

Bobsleigh/Luge/
Skeleton

Leigh Diffey[25]
Duncan Kennedy (Luge)
John Morgan (Bobsled)
Bree Schaaf (Skeleton)
Lewis Johnson

Cross-country skiing
Al Trautwig
Chad Salmela
Alex Flanagan

Curling
Andrew Catalon
Jason Knapp
John Benton
Pete Fenson
Kevin Martin[26]
Trenni Kusnierek

Figure skating
Terry Gannon (NBCSN)
Tom Hammond (NBC Primetime)
Scott Hamilton (NBC Primetime)
Sandra Bezic (NBC Primetime)
Tracy Wilson (NBC Primetime)
Johnny Weir[27] (NBCSN)
Tara Lipinski[27] (NBCSN)
Nancy Kerrigan[28]
Andrea Joyce

Freestyle skiing
Matt Vasgersian
Todd Harris (ski cross)[29]
Jonny Moseley
Luke Van Valin
Carolyn Manno

Men's Ice Hockey
Mike Emrick
Dave Strader
Kenny Albert
Eddie Olczyk
Pierre McGuire
Brian Engblom

Women's Ice Hockey
Mike Emrick
Dave Strader
Kenny Albert
A.J. Mleczko
Natalie Darwitz
Pierre McGuire

Nordic combined
Bob Papa (ski jumping)
Al Trautwig (cross-country)
Jeff Hastings (ski jumping)
Chad Salmela (cross-country)
Randy Moss

Short track
Terry Gannon
Apolo Ohno[30]
Andrea Joyce

Ski jumping
Bob Papa
Jeff Hastings
Randy Moss

Snowboarding
Todd Harris[29]
Todd Richards
Tina Dixon

Speed skating
Ted Robinson
Dan Jansen
Steve Sands

text:
Opening Ceremony tease narrator: Peter Dinklage[31]
For the very first time, NBCSN will air complete coverage of figure skating live, with expanded coverage and features aired as a part of NBC's Primetime coverage.[7]
Mike Milbury, Keith Jones, and Jeremy Roenick will serve as studio analysts for ice hockey coverage.[7]

text: 2014 Olympic studio hosts[edit]

text:
Lester Holt – (Daytime coverage)
Bob Costas – (Primetime and Late-Night coverage)
Al Michaels – (Weekend daytime coverage)
Rebecca Lowe – (Weekday and weekend coverage on NBCSN)

text: Substitutes for Bob Costas[edit]

text: Bob Costas had health problems with his eyes so, the following substituted for him:

text:
Matt Lauer
Meredith Vieira

text: 2014 Sportsdesk reporters[edit]

text:
Sal Masekela[32]
Nastia Liukin[33]
Tanith Belbin[27]
Richard Engel[7]
Willie Geist[7]
Stephanie Gosk[7]
Nancy Snyderman[7]
Brian Shactman[7]
Jimmy Roberts (features reporter)[7]

text: 2014 Olympic correspondents[edit]

text:
Maria Sharapova[34]
Mary Carillo[35]
Cris Collinsworth[35]
Ato Boldon[35]
Vladimir Posner[36]
Apolo Ohno[30]
Lindsey Vonn[37]

text:
Tom Davis Jr
Jason Lee Scott

text:
Sport
Play-by-play announcer
Color commentator
Reporter

Opening Ceremony
Mike Tirico
Katie Couric

Alpine skiing
Dan Hicks
Bode Miller
Steve Porino
Heather Cox

Biathlon
Steve Schlanger*
Bill Seward*
Chad Salmela*
Damon Hack

Bobsleigh/Luge/
Skeleton

Leigh Diffey
Duncan Kennedy (Luge)
John Morgan (Bobsled)
Bree Schaaf (Skeleton)
Lewis Johnson

Cross-country skiing
Al Trautwig*
Steve Schlanger*
Chad Salmela*

Curling
Jason Knapp
Bill Doleman*
Jim Kozimor*
Kevin Martin
Pete Fenson*
Trenni Kusnierek

Figure skating
Terry Gannon
Chris Vosters (4K telecast)*
Tara Lipinski
Johnny Weir
Tanith White
Charlie White (4K telecast)*
Andrea Joyce

Freestyle skiing
Trace Worthington
Todd Harris
Jonny Moseley
Luke Van Valin
Kelli Stavast

Men's Ice Hockey
Kenny Albert
Gord Miller
Mike Milbury
Pierre McGuire
Brian Boucher

Women's Ice Hockey
Kenny Albert
John Walton
A.J. Mleczko
Pierre McGuire
Leila Rahimi

Short track
Ted Robinson
Bill Spaulding (4K telecast)*
Apolo Ohno
Dan Weinstein (4K telecast)*
Andrea Joyce

Ski jumping
Paul Burmeister
Bill Spaulding (4K telecast)*
Johnny Spillane
Jessica Jerome (4K telecast)*
Abby Chin

Snowboarding
Todd Harris
Trace Worthington
Bill Spaulding (4K telecast)*
Todd Richards
Tina Dixon
Kaitlyn Farrington (4K telecast)*
Tina Dixon

Speed skating
Tom Hammond
Joey Cheek
Steve Sands

text:
Opening Ceremony tease narrator: Sterling K. Brown[24]
Keith Jones, Jeremy Roenick, Anson Carter, and Erika Lawler will serve as studio analysts for ice hockey coverage. Jones and Roenick will work with Kathryn Tappen in Pyeongchang, while Carter and Lawler will work with Tessa Bonhomme in Stamford.
Jon Rosen and Mike Johnson will work both the men's and women's hockey tournaments for the 4K telecast; like the other 4K commentators, they will work from Stamford.
During the Games, a live, nightly figure skating preview show called Olympic Ice Presented by Toyota will air two editions: a televised edition, and a digital-exclusive edition. Liam McHugh will anchor the televised version on NBCSN, with analysis from Tanith White and Scott Hamilton. Krista Voda will host the digital-exclusive edition, which will be produced in Stamford; joining Voda will be Kristi Yamaguchi, Charlie White, and Ben Agosto.

text: 2018 Sportsdesk reporters[edit]

text:
Dylan Dreyer
Willie Geist
Rich Lerner
Julia Mancuso
Natalie Morales
Gadi Schwartz
Anne Thompson
Rutledge Wood

text: 2018 Olympic correspondents[edit]

text:
Ato Boldon
Mary Carillo
David Chang
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
David Feherty
Scott Hamilton
Jimmy Roberts
J.C. Ramo

text: Summer Olympics[edit]

text: This article is incomplete. Please help to improve it, or discuss the issue on the talk page. (February 2009)

text:
Sport
Play-by-play announcer
Color commentator
Reporter

Baseball (demonstration sport)
Jay Randolph
Jim Kaat

Basketball
Dick Enberg
Tom Hammond
Al McGuire (men) and Nancy Lieberman-Cline (women)
Jim Gray

Boxing
Marv Albert
Ferdie Pacheco
Wallace Matthews

Canoeing
Joel Meyers
Steve Gladstone

Cycling
Gary Gerould
Brian Drebber and Davis Phinney

Diving
Tom Hammond
Charlie Jones
Steve McFarland

Equestrian
Jim Simpson
Bill Steinkraus

Football
Seamus Malin

Gymnastics
Dick Enberg
Mary Lou Retton and Bart Conner

Handball

Greg Lewis

Kayaking
Bucky Waters
Eric Evans

Rowing
Joel Meyers
Steve Gladstone

Marathon

Larry Rawson

Swimming
Don Criqui
Candy Costie-Burke (synchronized) and John Naber
Armen Keteyian

Table Tennis
Spensor Ross
Bud Collins & Sean O'Neill

Tennis
Bud Collins
JoAnne Russell

Track and field
Charlie Jones
Greg Foster
Frank Shorter
Dwight Stones
Jim Gray

Volleyball
Bob Trumpy
Chris Marlowe

Water polo

Jim Kruse

Wrestling
Russ Hellickson
Jeff Blatnick

Closing Ceremony
Bryant Gumbel
Dick Enberg

text:
Sport
Play-by-play announcer
Color commentator
Reporter

Baseball

Basketball
Marv Albert
Mike Fratello
Jim Gray

Boxing
Bob Trumpy
Al Bernstein
Beasley Reece

Canoeing
Joel Meyers
Eric Evans

Cycling

Diving
Tom Hammond
Charlie Jones

Equestrian
Tom Leibel
Melanie Smith-Taylor

Football
Jim Donovan
Seamus Malin

Gymnastics
John Tesh (Artistic & Rhythmic)
Dick Enberg (Artistic)
Greg Lewis (Triplecast)
Tim Daggett and Elfi Schlegel (Artistic)
Wendy Hilliard (Rhythmic)
Peter Vidmar and Julianne McNamara (Triplecast)

Rowing
Joel Meyers

Swimming
Charlie Jones

Synchronized Swimming
Al Trautwig
Tracie Conforto

Tennis
Bud Collins

Track and field
Tom Hammond
Dwight Stones

Volleyball
Chris Marlowe

Paul Sunderland

Water polo
Charlie Jones
Jim Kruse

Wrestling
Russ Hellickson
Jeff Blatnick

text:
Sport
Play-by-play announcer
Color commentator
Reporter

Opening Ceremony
Bob Costas
Dick Enberg

Baseball

Basketball
Marv Albert (men)
Mike Breen (women)
Matt Goukas and Magic Johnson (men)
Cheryl Miller (women)
Cheryl Miller
Jim Gray (men)

Boxing
Marv Albert
Bob Papa
Al Bernstein
Beasley Reece

Canoeing
Charlie Jones
Bill Endicott

Cycling

Phil Liggett

Diving
Dan Hicks
Cynthia Potter

Equestrian
Jim Simpson
Melanie Smith-Taylor

Football
Jim Donovan
Seamus Malin

Gymnastics
John Tesh
Tim Daggett (Artistic only) and Elfi Schlegel
Beth Ruyak

Rowing
Charlie Jones
Bill Endicott

Swimming
Dan Hicks
Summer Sanders and Rowdy Gaines
Jim Gray

Synchronized Swimming
Don Criqui
Tracie Conforto

Tennis
Bud Collins
Mary Carillo

Track and field
Tom Hammond
Dwight Stones
Craig Masback and Carol Lewis

Volleyball
Chris Marlowe
Randy Rosenbloom (beach)
Paul Sunderland
Kirk Kilgour (beach)
Bill Walton

Water polo
Don Criqui
Jim Kruse

Weightlifting
Bob Trumpy
Phil Simms

Wrestling
Russ Hellickson
Jeff Blatnick

text: Opening Ceremony tease narrator: Bob Costas (Costas, however, only narrated the first 27 seconds of the tease; the remainder of the tease was a montage of athletes from different countries training, and of shots of cities like Beijing, Athens, and Sydney, among others, all of which was set to a truncated version of Neil Diamond's "America".[39])

text:
Sport
Play-by-play announcer
Color commentator
Reporter

Opening Ceremony
Bob Costas
Katie Couric

Archery
John Dockery

Baseball
Ted Robinson
Joe Magrane

Basketball
Mike Breen
Doug Collins (men)
Peter Vecsey (men)
Ann Meyers (women)
Craig Sager

Beach Volleyball
Jim Watson
Mike Dodd
Bill Walton

Boxing
Marv Albert
Teddy Atlas
Fred Roggin

Canoeing
Gary Thorne
Jon Lugbill
Len Berman

Cycling
Al Trautwig (road cycling)
Phil Liggett (track cycling and mountain biking)
Jessica Grieco (track cycling)

Diving
Dan Hicks
Cynthia Potter
Andrea Joyce

Equestrian
Tim Ryan
Melanie Smith-Taylor
Harry Smith

Gymnastics
Al Trautwig
Michele Tafoya (rhythmic gymnastics)
Tim Daggett
Elfi Schlegel
Beth Ruyak

Rowing
Gary Thorne
Yasmin Farooq

Sailing

Gary Jobson

Soccer
Andres Cantor
Alexi Lalas (men)
Amy Allmann (women)

Softball
Michele Tafoya
Tracy Warren

Swimming
Dan Hicks
Rowdy Gaines
Jim Gray

Synchronized Swimming
Andrea Joyce
Tracie Conforto

Tennis
Bud Collins
Mary Carillo

Track and field
Tom Hammond
Dwight Stones
Carol Lewis
Lewis Johnson
Marty Liquori
Frank Shorter (marathon)
Jim Gray

Triathlon
Al Trautwig
Mark Allen
Mark Morgan

Volleyball
Chris Marlowe
Paul Sunderland

Water polo
Bob Papa
Jim Kruse

Weightlifting
Ernie Johnson, Jr.
Sam Maxwell

Wrestling
Russ Hellickson
Jeff Blatnick
Mike Adamle

text: Opening Ceremony tease narrator: James Earl Jones[40]

text: 2000 Sportsdesk reporters[edit]

text:
Bob Arnot
Donna De Varona
Sara James
Andrea Joyce
Ahmad Rashād
Jimmy Roberts
Summer Sanders
Harry Smith

text:
Sport
Play-by-play announcer
Color commentator
Reporter

Opening Ceremony
Bob Costas
Katie Couric
Andrea Joyce

Archery
John Dockery

Badminton
Don Chevrier
Bill Clement

Baseball
Matt Vasgersian
Joe Magrane

Basketball
Marv Albert (men)
Mike Breen (women)
Doug Collins (men)
Ann Meyers (women)
Craig Sager

Beach Volleyball
Chris Marlowe
Karch Kiraly
Heather Cox

Boxing
Bob Papa
Teddy Atlas
Kenny Rice

Canoeing
Randy Rosenbloom
Ted Robinson
Jon Lugbill

Cycling
Pat Parnell
Steve Podborski
Paul Sherwen
Robbie Floyd

Diving
Ted Robinson
Cynthia Potter
Melissa Stark

Equestrian
Tim Ryan
Robert Ridland

Fencing
John Dockery

Field Hockey
Spero Dedes
Siri Lindley

Gymnastics
Al Trautwig (Artistic & Trampoline)
Andrea Joyce (Rhythmic)
Tim Daggett (Artistic & Trampoline)
Elfi Schlegel (All Disciplines)
Andrea Joyce (Artistic & Trampoline)

Handball
Pete Pranica
Dawn Lewis

Modern Pentathlon
Bill Clement
Marty Liquori

Rowing
Randy Rosenbloom
Yasmin Farooq
Trace Worthington

Sailing

Gary Jobson

Shooting
John Dockery
Steve Mason

Soccer
JP Dellacamera
Marcelo Balboa (men)
Lori Walker (women)

Softball
Matt Vasgersian
Dot Richardson

Swimming
Dan Hicks
Rowdy Gaines
Melissa Stark

Synchronized Swimming
Don Chevrier
Tracie Conforto

Table Tennis
Don Chevrier
Bill Clement

Taekwondo
John Dockery
Pat Croce

Tennis
Barry MacKay
Jim Courier
Len Berman

Track and field
Tom Hammond
Dwight Stones
Craig Masback
Carol Lewis
Lewis Johnson
Marty Liquori
Tom Feuer
Bob Neumeier

Triathlon
Al Trautwig
Siri Lindley
Mark Morgan

Volleyball
Jim Watson
Mike Dodd

Water polo
Mike Emrick
Julie Swail

Weightlifting
Pat Parnell
Ray Bentley

Wrestling
Russ Hellickson
Jeff Blatnick
Len Berman

Closing Ceremony
Dan Hicks
Mary Carillo
Lewis Johnson

text: Opening Ceremony tease narrator: James Earl Jones[41]

text: 2004 Sportsdesk reporters[edit]

text:
Billy Bush
Mark Morgan
Nancy Newman

text: *These announcers were to call the action in their respective sports from NBC's headquarters in New York City.

text:
Sport
Sports commentator
Color commentator
Reporter

Opening Ceremony
Bob Costas
Mary Carillo
Dan Hicks
Matt Lauer
Joshua Cooper Ramo
Craig Sager
Heather Cox
Jim Gray
Marty Snider
Bob Neumeier
Andrea Kremer
Andrea Joyce (artistic only)

Archery
Joe Castellano*
Denise Parker*

Badminton
Jim Kozimor*
Steve Kearney*

Baseball
Eric Collins*
Joe Magrane*

Basketball
Mike Breen
Chris Carrino*
Mike Crispino*
Eric Collins*
Doug Collins
Ann Meyers
Teresa Edwards*
Bob Salmi*
Craig Sager

Beach volleyball
Chris Marlowe
Karch Kiraly
Heather Cox

Boxing
Bob Papa
Teddy Atlas
Jim Gray

Canoeing
Tim Ryan (flatwater)
Craig Hummer (whitewater)
Joe Jacobi (both disciplines)

Cycling
Craig Hummer
Kenan Harkin
Paul Sherwen
Marty Snider

Diving
Ted Robinson
Cynthia Potter
Bob Neumeier
Andrea Kremer

Equestrian
Kenny Rice*
Melanie Smith-Taylor*

Fencing
Joe Castellano*
Pete Pranica*
Andrew Catalon*
Mika'il Sankofa*

Gymnastics
Al Trautwig (artistic and trampoline)
Andrea Joyce (rhythmic)
Elfi Schlegel (all disciplines)
Tim Daggett (artistic and trampoline only)
Andrea Joyce (artistic only)

Team handball
Andrew Catalon*
Dawn Lewis*

Field hockey
Mike Corey*
Nick Conway*

Modern pentathlon
Ron Vaccaro
Rob Stull

Rowing
Tim Ryan
Yaz Farooq

Shooting
Bill Clement*
Shari LeGate*

Soccer
JP Dellacamera*
Glenn Davis*
Adrian Healey*
Steve Cangialosi*
Marcelo Balboa*
Brandi Chastain*
Shep Messing*
Lori Walker*

Softball
Joe Castellano*
Michele Smith*

Swimming
Dan Hicks
Craig Hummer (open-water races)
Rowdy Gaines
Andrea Kremer

Synchronized swimming
Craig Hummer
Heather Olson

Table tennis
Bill Clement*
Sean O'Neill*

Tennis
Barry MacKay*
Jimmy Arias*

Track and field
Tom Hammond
Ron Vaccaro (race walking)
Lewis Johnson
Carol Lewis
Dwight Stones
Ato Boldon
Craig Masback
Ed Eyestone
Bob Neumeier

Triathlon
Craig Hummer
Siri Lindsey
Marty Snider

Volleyball
Paul Sunderland
Kevin Barnett

Water polo
Bob Fitzgerald
Wolf Wigo

Weightlifting
Pete Pranica*
Shane Hamman*

Wrestling
Matt Devlin
Rulon Gardner

Closing Ceremony
Bob Costas
Mary Carillo
Dan Hicks
Matt Lauer
Joshua Cooper Ramo
Craig Sager
Heather Cox
Jim Gray
Marty Snider
Bob Neumeier
Andrea Kremer
Andrea Joyce (artistic only)

text:
Opening Ceremony tease narrator: Andre Braugher[24]
NBC did not plan coverage of judo, sailing, or taekwondo on any of its networks. Coverage in the U.S. was to be available only online at NBCOlympics.com.

text: 2008 Sportsdesk reporters[edit]

text:
Alan Abrahamson
Peter Alexander
Lindsay Czarniak
Julie Foudy
Lester Holt
Eyee Hsu
Nancy Snyderman
Lindsay Soto

text: 2008 Olympic correspondents[edit]

text:
Mary Carillo
Jimmy Roberts
Cris Collinsworth
Bela Karolyi

text: [42] *These announcers called the action in their respective sports from NBC's headquarters in New York City.

text:
Sport
Play-by-play announcer
Color commentator
Reporter

Opening Ceremony
Bob Costas
Mary Carillo
Matt Lauer
Meredith Vieira

Archery
Craig Hummer*
Rick McKinney*

Badminton
Jim Kozimor*
Steve Kearney*

Basketball
Bob Fitzgerald
Chris Carrino*
Dave Strader*
Doug Collins
Ann Meyers
Tim Capstraw*
Donny Marshall*
Lisa Leslie*
Carolyn Peck*
Doc Rivers (studio analyst)
Craig Sager

Beach Volleyball
Chris Marlowe
Kevin Wong
Heather Cox

Boxing
Bob Papa
Teddy Atlas
BJ Flores* and Laila Ali* (studio analysts)
Russ Thaler

Canoeing
Terry Gannon (Flatwater)
Randy Moss (Whitewater)
Eric Giddens

Cycling
Steve Schlanger (Road)
Todd Harris (Track & BMX)
Paul Sherwen (Road & Track)
Jamie Bestwick (BMX)
Todd Harris

Diving
Ted Robinson
Dan Hicks**
Cynthia Potter
Alex Flanagan

Equestrian
Tim Ryan
Melanie Smith-Taylor

Fencing
Craig Hummer*
Jeff Bukantz*

Field Hockey
Mike Corey*
Missy Meharg*

Gymnastics
Al Trautwig (Artistic & Trampoline)
Andrea Joyce (Rhythmic)
Elfi Schlegel (All Disciplines)
Tim Daggett (Artistic & Trampoline)
Andrea Joyce (Artistic & Trampoline)

Handball
Mike Gorman*
Dawn Lewis*

Judo
Craig Hummer*
Leo White*

Modern Pentathlon
Steve Cangialosi*
Eli Bremer*

Rowing
Terry Gannon
Yaz Farooq

Shooting
Jason Knapp*
Shari LeGate*

Soccer
Arlo White
JP Dellacamera*
Glenn Davis*
Steve Cangialosi*
Allen Hopkins*
Kyle Martino
Marcelo Balboa*
Shep Messing*
Cobi Jones*
Brandi Chastain
Kate Markgraf*
Cat Whitehill*
Angela Hucles*
Michele Tafoya

Swimming
Dan Hicks
Steve Schlanger (open-water races)
Rowdy Gaines
Andrea Kramer

Synchronized Swimming
Randy Moss
Heather Olson

Table Tennis
Ari Wolfe*
Sean O'Neill*

Taekwondo
Jim Watson*
Pat Croce*

Tennis
Brett Haber
Andrew Catalon
Ted Robinson (men's singles final only)
Justin Gimbelstob
Rennae Stubbs
John McEnroe (men's singles final only)
Jon Wertheim

Track and Field
Tom Hammond
Randy Moss (Marathon)
Ato Boldon
Dwight Stones
Craig Masback
Tim Hutchings
Chris Maddocks (Marathon)
Lewis Johnson

Triathlon
Steve Schlanger
Julie Swail

Volleyball
Paul Sunderland
Kevin Barnett
Michele Tafoya

Water Polo
Mike Emrick
Steve Schlanger
Randy Moss
Wolf Wigo
Julie Swail
Pierre McGuire

Weightlifting
Jim Watson*
Shane Hamman*

Wrestling
Jason Knapp*
Rulon Gardner*

Closing Ceremony
Bob Costas
Al Michaels
Ryan Seacrest
Michele Tafoya and Lewis Johnson

text:
Opening Ceremony tease narrators: Emily Blunt and Ewan McGregor[43]
NBC did not plan coverage of sailing. Coverage in the U.S. was to be available only online at NBCOlympics.com.

text: 2012 Sportsdesk Reporters[edit]

text:
Stephanie Gosk
Tamron Hall
Marshall Harris
Lester Holt
Carolyn Manno
Pierre McGuire
Apolo Ohno
Dr. Nancy Snyderman
Michele Tafoya
Kelly Tilghman

text: 2012 Olympic Correspondents[edit]

text:
Mary Carillo
Béla Károlyi
John McEnroe
Jimmy Roberts
Ryan Seacrest
Meredith Vieira
Shaun White

text: *These announcers called the action in their respective sports from NBC Sports Group’s International Broadcast Center in Stamford, Connecticut.

text:
Sport
Play-by-play announcer
Color commentator
Reporter

Opening Ceremony
Matt Lauer
Meredith Vieira
Hoda Kotb
Michele Tafoya
Rosalyn Gold-Onwude

Archery
Bill Doleman*
Rick McKinney*

Badminton
Jim Kozimor*
Charmaine Reid*

Basketball
Marv Albert
Marc Zumoff
Mike Gorman*
Dave Feldman
Doug Collins
Ann Meyers
Fran Fraschilla*
Swin Cash*
Brian Scalabrine (4K telecast)*
Rosalyn Gold-Onwude
Kerith Burke

Beach Volleyball
Chris Marlowe
Jason Knapp
Kevin Wong
Dain Blanton
Kathryn Tappen

Boxing
Kenny Rice*
BJ Flores*
Chris Mannix

Canoeing
Leigh Diffey (Flatwater)
Steve Schlanger (Whitewater)*
Eric Giddens

Cycling
Paul Sherwen
Steve Schlanger (BMX)*
Christian Vande Velde
Jamie Bestwick (BMX)*
Steve Porino

Diving
Ted Robinson
Cynthia Potter
Laura Wilkinson
Kelli Stavast
Laura Wilkinson

Equestrian
Randy Moss*
Melanie Smith-Taylor*

Fencing
Dave Benz*
Jeff Bukantz*

Field Hockey
Mike Corey*
AJ Mleczko*

Golf
Terry Gannon
Steve Sands
Johnny Miller
Nick Faldo
Annika Sorenstam
Judy Rankin
David Feherty
Karen Stupples
Tom Abbott
David Feherty
Peter Jacobsen
Curt Byrum
Todd Lewis
Jerry Foltz
Kay Cockerill
Steve Sands

Gymnastics
Al Trautwig
Andrea Joyce (Rhythmic)
Tim Daggett
Nastia Liukin
Jonathan Horton*
Andrea Joyce

Handball
Chris Carrino*
Dawn Lewis*

Judo
Steve Schlanger*
Bill Spaulding*
Leo White*

Modern Pentathlon
Bill Spaulding*
Eli Bremer*

Rowing
Leigh Diffey
Mary Whipple

Rugby
Bill Seward
Brian Hightower
Tracy Wilson

Shooting
Steve Schlanger*
Bill Spaulding*
Rich Burk*
Shari LeGate*

Soccer
Arlo White
Steve Bower*
Steve Cangialosi*
Mark Followill*
Kate Markgraf
Robbie Earle*
Stuart Holden*
Kyle Martino*
Robbie Mustoe*
Danielle Slaton*
Aly Wagner*
Sebastian Salazar

Swimming
Dan Hicks
Rich Burk (4K telecast)*
Rowdy Gaines
Brendan Hansen (4K telecast)*
Michele Tafoya

Synchronized swimming
Dave Benz*
Heather Olson*

Table Tennis
Ari Wolfe*
Sean O'Neill*

Taekwondo
Bill Doleman*
Pat Croce*

Tennis
Andrew Catalon*
Steve Weissman*
Paul Annacone*
James Blake*
Rennae Stubbs*
Jon Wertheim (Studio Analyst)*
Trenni Kusnierek

Track and Field
Tom Hammond
Todd Harris (Field Events)
Kenny Albert (NBCSN)
Rich Burk (Marathon)*
Bill Spaulding (4K telecast)*
Ato Boldon
Craig Masback
Tim Hutchings
Trey Hardee
Sanya Richards-Ross
Chris Maddocks (Marathon)*
Rob Vermillion (4K telecast)*
Lewis Johnson

Triathlon
Al Trautwig
Julie Swail
Steve Porino

Volleyball
Paul Sunderland
Kevin Barnett
Heather Cox

Water Polo
Paul Burmeister
Wolf Wigo
Julie Swail
Pierre McGuire

Weightlifting
Ed Cohen*
Shane Hamman*

Wrestling
Jason Knapp
John Smith

Closing Ceremony
Mike Tirico
Mary Carillo
Ryan Seacrest
Michele Tafoya
Lewis Johnson

text: Opening Ceremony tease narrator: Giancarlo Esposito[45]

text: 2016 Sportsdesk Reporters[edit]

text:
Jac Collinsworth
Dalen Cuff
Alex Flanagan
Jill Martin
Craig Melvin
Apolo Ohno
Gadi Schwartz
Anne Thompson
Rutledge Wood
Al Michaels
Mike Tirico

text: 2016 Olympic Correspondents[edit]

text:
Mary Carillo
David Feherty
Béla Károlyi
Hoda Kotb
Tara Lipinski
Jimmy Roberts
Johnny Weir

text: Summer Youth Olympics[edit]

text:
*Source for all commentators, hosts, and reporters; please note that the press release does not specify which sports Knapp, Watson, and Corey are covering during the Games: [18]
*All commentary for sports and ceremonies is being done from the NBC Sports Group International Broadcast Center in Stamford, Connecticut.

text:
Sport
Play-by-play announcer
Color commentator

Opening Ceremony
Josh Elliott
Mary Carillo

Beach Volleyball
Mike Corey
Kevin Wong

Diving
Jim Watson
Laura Wilkinson

Gymnastics
Jim Watson
Alicia Sacramone

Swimming
Jason Knapp
Kaitlin Sandeno

Track and Field
Jason Knapp
Mike Corey
Nick Symmonds

text: On-site reporters[edit]

text:
Tanith Belbin
Lewis Johnson