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The 2018 Olympic Winter Games are here! But with the celebration of everything athletic occurring in PyeongChang, South Korea comes a bevy of choices, as every day there are multiple events competing to win the Gold Medal on your DVR.

Complicating matters, NBC is airing many of the events in a highlights show at night. And with PyeongChang running 10 hours earlier than Eastern time, you’ll find that if you want to be caught up with the rest of the world, you’ll need to be up at some strange hours (or excuse yourself from work) in order to keep up with every medal and event. Luckily, there are plenty of live streaming options to choose from; so even if you’re not sitting in front of your ol’ TV all day, you should be able to check out all the icy action.

That still doesn’t help sort through the dozens of grudge matches playing out a daily basis, though. So which events should you luge over to today, and which ones will wipe out before ever reaching your eyeballs? Read on to find out, sports fans:

3:05 a.m. Eastern: Curling – USA vs China

You wouldn’t think waking up at three in the morning to watch people push a small, disc thing around with a broom would be thrilling — but it is! And as a bonus, you can finally experience that more chill version of Red Dawn you’ve been craving.

11:30 a.m. Eastern – Men’s Luge (singles)

If there’s one event most associated with the Winter Games, it’s probably figure skating. But if there are two events, the second one is definitely the luge. That kicks off today with the Men’s singles, and it’s gonna be h(l)uge.

8:00 p.m. Eastern – Figure Skating Team Event (ice dancing short program, ladies’ short program)

This is the big event (for the day, at least), and NBC is giving it their primetime slot. Ice dancing is bold, beautiful, and a must watch as the ladies compete in the short program competition.

Want more Winter Olympics? Check back every day on Decider and find out what to watch!

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