Peacock’s “Gold Zone” Set to Return for 2028 L.A. Olympics
- Peacock's 'Gold Zone' set to return for the 2028 L.A. Olympics.
- The 'Gold Zone' was a hit during previous Olympics with high viewership.
- Excitement builds as Peacock plans to enhance coverage for the upcoming games.
In an exciting announcement for Olympic fans, Peacock's innovative coverage format, “Gold Zone,” will make a comeback for the 2028 Los Angeles Games. Molly Solomon, the executive producer and president of NBC Olympics production, confirmed the news in a recent interview with The Athletic. The “Gold Zone,” inspired by the NFL's “RedZone,” offers a dynamic, real-time streaming experience that highlights key moments and medal events, making it a modern way to engage with the Olympics. The success of “Gold Zone” during the Paris Games, where it ranked among the top five most-watched Olympic titles on Peacock, has prompted NBC to consider its application for the upcoming Winter Olympics in Milano-Cortina in 2026. Solomon expressed enthusiasm about reimagining the format for winter sports, indicating that the team will explore how to best present the unique elements of the Winter Games. The show’s format, which provided comprehensive coverage of gold medal events, was praised for its engaging presentation and technological innovation. Scott Hanson, known for hosting “NFL RedZone,” led the coverage alongside a team of hosts who brought the show to life through their interactions and insights. Solomon described “Gold Zone” as a passion project, emphasizing the importance of the research team that supported the hosts in delivering a captivating viewing experience. As anticipation builds for the 2028 Olympics, the return of “Gold Zone” promises to enhance the excitement and accessibility of Olympic coverage for fans around the world.