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-I'm kind of sleepy.
I've been up all night.

I ain't get to bed till
like 4:00 in the morning.

-4:00 in the morning?
-Yeah.

-What's your old ass doing up
till 4:00 in the morning?

You was out partying?

-No, I was studying our
Olympic research binder.

-You were studying what?

-The Olympic research binder,
getting my research together.

-Who gave you a binder?
-You ain't got one?

-No, I don't have no binder.
Ain't nobody give me no binder.

Why you got a binder?
So you got --

-In 3, 2, 1.
-Nobody gave me a binder.

I didn't get a --

**

**

Welcome back
to an all-new episode

of "Olympic Highlights"
with Kevin Hart and Snoop Dogg

here on Peacock.

Over the past week, we've been
hearing from the viewers

about how much they appreciate
our deeply informed

and detailed analysis
of these Olympic Games.

-Hey, Kev. Check this out.

This is the cameraman in Tokyo

who's been filming the athletes
at the trampoline event.

-Oh, wow.
-Yeah.

-Oh, that's a lot.
-One motion -- up and down.

-No, no, no.
But he's into it, though.

You got to be locked in.

-I know, but he ain't got
no sideways action.

He's just going up and down.
Reminds me of a porno movie.

-Well, look at this.
Look at his stance, though.

Look, see --
-I see his feet is --

-You don't have your feet
planted like that.

You're not going to be
able to pull that off.

By the way, strong forearms
and elbows

are needed for this position.

-I bet $100 his eyes is closed.

[ Laughter ]

That brings us
to our first segment,

"Tokyo Bling."

**

-All right, up first, we're
going to start with a doozy.

Let's take a closer look
at men's trampoline,

where Ivan Litvinovich

delivers Belarus' first medal
of the Tokyo Games.

Check it out.
-Good work, Kevin.

-Belarus' --
I'm such a fan of Belarus.

Trampoline -- I think I could be
in this event right here, cuz.

This just seems fun
as a motherfucker.

Watch this. Give me a flip, cuz.
Give me a flip.

Come on.
Don't just jump straight up.

Give me a flip. There you go.
-There you go.

Bing!

-Flip it, flip it.

My dumb ass,
I'm not going nowhere near

the place I started from.

I'm hitting that one time.

-Oh, he almost missed
on that one, killer.

Watch it. Oh, watch it!
-See what I'm saying?

That's what I'm saying.
I don't like that.

-He's got to be more careful.
-I don't like that, man.

-I liked him, though.
-Now, is the goal in trampoline

to stay on the "X"?

-I think the goal in trampoline
is to get as many points

as you can, spinning, without
falling off that motherfucker.

-It's not to stay
in the middle of the "X"?

I got a trampoline
in my backyard, Snoop.

I hurt myself twice.
-You do?

-Yeah.
-I've never been
on a trampoline.

-You've never been
on a trampoline?

I'm not going to recommend it
at that age,

not with your knees.

No.

I would like to know how you --
how do you get into trampoline.

How does that start?
Like, when do you say,

"This is what I'm going to do"?

-I'm going to be
a professional trampolinist.

-Yeah. Something --
Something happened.

I would like to know that.
I would love to talk to Ivan

just to figure out how he got
into the world of trampoline.

-So at career day,
when the kids at school,

"What does your father do?"
"He's a trampolinist."

-What? "My daddy in the backyard
on a trampoline right now."

Congrats, Ivan.

-Moving on, over to track,
the Jamaican sprinter,

who's the greatest sprinter
of all time in my eyes
as far as women,

Elaine Thompson-Herah,

broke Flo-Jo's
33-year-old Olympic record

in the 100-meter dash
after running a 10.61

to take home the gold.

Let's sneak a peek.

-Watch this.
We all together now.

It's all cool, right?

Yeah, okay. Watch this.

Okay, I got a fighter.
Watch this. You know what?

Let me throw this bitch in six.

-Sixth gear, yeah.
-[ Imitates engine revving ]

-And while I point to the clock

to let you know
that I'm breaking a record.

-Who did the point?

Where you think
she got the point from?

-Usain.
-Usain Bolt,

fellow Jamaican legend,

she paid homage to Usain
while breaking a record

the same way that he did
when he broke the record.

People got to see the synergy
in this, man.

-Right.
-People got to see that.

The point over to the clock

may be the coldest move
in track and field.

-It is because it's so confident
to say that,

"Why they even
running against me?

Look at the clock."
-Yeah. Yeah.

"I'm not over here."

By the way, I'm not even worried

about hitting nobody
when I point.

-They're not even that close.

-That's how far --
That's how far ahead I am.

I'm swinging my hands
all types of ways.

I'm not worried about
catching nobody eye, nobody face

'cause ain't nobody that close.
-Right.

-That's a cold move, man.
Elaine, amazing run.

Shout-out to you. That's cold.

Shout-out to Jamaican
in general.

You got to give them love,
Snoop -- One, two, three.
-You really do.

-One, two, three,
that's as easy as "A," "B," "C."

-Mnh-mnh-mnh.

Next, we head
to the badminton courts,

where number-two-ranked
Chen Yufei of China won gold

after this insane rally
for match point.

Oh, my God, I was excited.
Watch this.

-Let's go, Chen.
Let me see that.
-Had me on the edge

watching this.

[ Imitating
racquet hitting ball ]

**

All right, I'm running out
of spit. Come on, man.

Shit!

[ Imitating
racquet hitting ball ]

-Spike that!
-Get it!

-Why so high? Put a spike on it.

Spike that. Damn.
-Ah!

Come on, Chen.

-Oh, what a move!

-You know the crazy part?
-Yufei!

-The crazy part is it was --

It's an amazing rally point,
but that's an error...

-It didn't get over the net.
-...with the shuttlecock birdie

over the net.

It was a chop shot.
-It's called a shuttlecock?

-Shuttlecock birdie.
It's one of the two.

It's the shuttlecock or birdie.
That's why I said them both.

[ Laughter ]

-And over at archery,

Turkey's Mete Gazoz took gold

and then showed us
that his fletching was on point.

Oh, he not playing.
He cold with it.
-Ooh!

-I like his hat.
I like his look.

Look at him. "I do this."
-Ohh!

Come on, now.
-"I do this shit."

Watch it.
-Uhh!

Oh, my God. Oh, my.
Get hype.

Get hype then, man.

I mean -- I mean,
let's get into this.

This is Turkey's first medal
ever in archery.

-Ever?

-He also competed in Rio
as a teenager, which is big.

It says he would like
to get into sports psychology

after he retires in 2032.

He already has a game plan.
-So he know when
he gonna retire.

-He said in 2032
it'll be all done.

-Say, little homie,
let me tell you something.

Cancel that shit. You don't know
when you going to retire.

Life has just different
ups and downs.

You never know.
You may go forever.

-Well, I don't know.
Archery is tough on the tendons.

You know, it depends on how long

he can hold that --
that bow and arrow up.

You get to a certain age, you
get to shaking and shit, okay?

This -- This ain't good.
-He hitting the wrong board now.

-This ain't good for nobody.

You out there like this...

"In his 19th Olympics,

still looking to medal again

since his older age."

Out there hitting cameramen
and everybody.

Yeah, we don't want that.

-Over on the links,
U.S. golfer Xander Schauffele

took home the first
major victory of his career

by capturing the gold medal
in men's golf.

Let's check this
motherfucker out.

-Here you go. That's great.

-Let's go, Xander.

-Right down the middle.

-Here's the thing --
They're too quiet.

-[ Whispering ] "The golfer
is on the 19th."

-Why they whispering?
-"He's about to shoot his shot."

-Why the fuck is he whispering?
He's in the booth.

-Yeah, for real.
-Golfing has no flair
from the broadcast side.

-It's out the bunker.
He's out of the bunker.

He needs this to hold.
He needs it to hold.

And it stopped on a dime.

-That's close.
-Press it, press it!

Yeah!
-Bang, bang, bang!

-Bang, bitch!

-Oh, in the hole!
-In the Goddamn hole again!

By the way,
kicking everybody else's ass!

Flair -- more flair in golf.
I want to hear more.

-Yeah, but I'm really happy
for Xander, though.
-Absolutely.

-He's coming home
with the gold medal.

Xander, good looking out.
-Huge, man.

Meanwhile, an incredible story
of perseverance.

U.S. shot putter Raven Saunders

heaved her way
into a silver medal

in a comeback story
to warm the heart.

Let's take a look at it.

-Wasted no time.

No time. You see that?

Put it on her neck and
just spit right up out of her.

Didn't waste no time.
Way to go, baby.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We're twerking.
-Hey, hey, hey.

-Hey, hey!
-Hey, hey!

-Hey!
-Hey, hey!

Ahh! That's what
I'm talking about.
-Ahh!

A real one.

They finally let
a motherfucking real one win.

Get it!
-She hit you with a combo pack.

She hit you with the dougie.

After the dougie, gave you
a swipe, swipe, right, right.

And then she put the grill --
Like, she had her grill in.

That's all that was about.
-Ahh!

-Joining us now is
silver medalist Raven Saunders.

Congratulations, Raven.

How does it feel to be
an Olympic silver medalist?

-Feels great, Uncle Snoop,
Mr. Gin and Juice himself.

-You know what
makes me feel good?

To see one of ours
actually get to this level

and to win on this level
and to celebrate on this level.

-Celebrate properly.
-Oh, yes, sir.

My biggest thing,
especially, you know,

with the culture
and stuff like that we're in,

you know, being an advocate
for mental health,

especially
in the Black community

and, you know, for a lot
of other communities.

Man, I feel like, you know,
especially for us,

we really need to start
opening up these conversations.

Being a member, you know,
queer, I'm Black,

and I deal with a lot.

So, hey, we here now.
-Yeah.

-Hey, not only you here,
you showing out.

I love the people
digging your style.

Give me this -- What's the
meaning behind the Hulk mask?

-Oh, the Hulk?
That's my alter ego.

I had to learn
how to control it, man.

Hulk would come out,
and I might jack somebody up,

put somebody in the trash can,
tear down the door,

throw a lunch table, you know?

But I couldn't do that
as an adult.

You know, you end up in jail
that way, you know?

But, you know, being able
to harness the Hulk

has allowed for me to really,
you know, prepare myself,

you know, harness that energy.

-So shot putting, right?

Obviously, you're amazing at it,

which is why
you have the silver.

What is it that got you into it?

-I was a hooper.

Kev, I'd cross your ankles up,
man.

-Damn!

-But it wasn't going to happen
for me.

You know, I was 5'5"
as a power forward.

So my basketball coach,
he was like,

"Hey, you know, you should
come out for track and field,

give you some good footwork."

I think he was lying. He really
just wanted me to throw.

But, yeah, I won state
all four years after that.

-So, after the ceremony, right,

you know, you held your arms up
in the form of an "X."

Now, I love that you did it,

but I want people to know
what that means.

-That's the intersection, Kevin.
"X" is the intersection

where we meet at.
-Yeah.

-"X" is the intersection where
people who are oppressed meet.

We talk about intersectionalism,
where, for me,

especially who I am,

and, you know, how proud I am
to be who I am,

you not going to shut me down,

you're not going
to close me out.

I gave respect to, you know,
Chinese National Anthem.

I stood up there
on the podium stand.

And at the end, during,
you know, the photo session,

I understand that, you know,
there's a lot of young boys,

girls, and people
who are looking up to me.

I have to use my platform.

I always said,
"I refuse to get to this point

and not speak up for my people."

-You are a true, true leader.
-Wow.

-Like, I love what you
stand for, how you get down.

And I'm actually a real fan
of you on and off the track.

You understand what I'm saying?

So keep pushing that initiative
because, as Black people

and as people in general,
we tend to shy away

from that conversation
as far as mental health.

And by you being able
to step in the forefront

to show that you can be
successful and speak on it

is beautiful.

Thank you.
We appreciate you for that.

-Absolutely. I mean,
bringing awareness to it

is what needs to happen.

Congrats.
Congrats on an amazing win.

Silver medal, another one
coming home with the U.S.

Big. And I get to say
I'm a fan of the Hulk now.

I'm a fan.
-I've been a fan of the Hulk.

Do you plan on getting busy
in 2024?

Can we see you
in the next Olympics?

-Oh, listen, I'm going '24,
I'm going '28, I'm going '32.

-That's what the fuck
I'm talking about. Hello!

Walk that shit down.

-Thank you, Raven. Safe travels
coming back when you do.

Once again, congratulations.

Nothing but love
and appreciation for you

and what you stand for.

So dope.
-Thank you.

-We'll be right back, guys.
-"X" marks the spot, baby.

-Where we meet
in the intersection.

-Say that.
-I learned something new.

**

**

-Welcome back
to "Olympic Highlights."

-Sport climbing is making
its Olympic debut this week.

-So what we're going to do
is we're going to keep

your head and your mouth
in the game.

That's right. It's time
for "Olympic Cheat Sheet."

**

-All right, here's something
that you can say

while watching the men's
and women's combined events.

"It feels like he's got
some beta on his boulder."

-"It feels like he's got
some beta on his boulder."

-Snoop, tell the people
what that means, please.

-He illegally got
some inside info

on his climbing route
ahead of time.

-Which makes him a cheater!
-Cheater.

-It makes you dishonest,
and you're a cheater.

-Cheater.
-What you think this is,
the New England Patriots?

You don't do stuff like that,
okay?

You don't do it.
Here's another one.

"You can't toe hook a crimp."

-"You can't toe hook a crimp."

-Break it down for the people,
Snoop.

-You can't grab a finger hole
with your toes.

-You cannot do that.
That is an absolute no-no.

Don't you do it with your toes.
And you know what?

If you do do that,
you take those long-ass toes,

and you get out of here, okay?

You take that monkey paw
for a foot and get out of here.

[ Laughter ]

Okay, the last one -- last one

is, "She was fighting
the pump at the jug."

-"She was fighting the pump
at the jug."

-Spell it out for everybody,
Snoop. Tell them what it means.

-That means her forearm
was fatigued

while holding that large grip.

-All right, guys, I hope
you let those things sink in.

And if you do it properly,
you can watch sport climbing
just like us.

-Yeah, like professionals.
-That's exactly what we are --

professionals
without long finger feet, okay?

You know what I'm talking about.

Get your cheating long foot ass
up out of here.

All right, that's it, guys.

That's it for your
"Olympic Cheat Sheet."

**

The Tokyo Games introduced
four new sports

and a whole bunch of new events.

So we thought,
who better to speak to

than the lord
of obscure sports coverage?

He's the cohost of our fellow
Peacock show "Tokyo Tonight."

Please welcome Kenny Mayne.
-Kenny motherfucking Mayne.

What's happening, my main Mayne?

-You can swear that much?
Is it okay to swear that much?

-What you mean, swear?
This is my motherfucking show.

I can say what I want to say
and do what I want to do.

Hello!
-When Snoop and I
come to the table,

there's high level
of flow and go.

-Snoop and I go back, man.

Snoop helped me
a number of times.

Remember the Peyton Manning
dance with the gospel choir?

-Yes, sir.
-Snoop, that day,
I wrote a song for you,

and I was doing it
kind of as a joke

but as the thank-you
for what you did.

You want to hear it?
-Please play it.

-[ Rapping ] * The "D," the "O,"
the double "G" *

* Would like to take
the microphone from me *

* But the "D," the "O,"
the double "G" *

* Waits on the side
so patiently *

* The "D," the "O,"
the double "G" *

* Hope my poem won't disagree *

* With his rap,
that's a trap *

* I can't compete,
his rhyme's sublime *

* That was white, right,
give me a light *

* Strike it,
we're high as a kite *

* Above the waiver, flavor *

* Making noise, we his boys *

* Cracking 40's
and throwing bones *

* I'm from the same motherfucker
as Quincy Jones *

I'm out. I'm out. Thank you.
-Ohh-hoo-hoo!

Come on.
Come on, ladies and gentlemen.

Come on, ladies and gentlemen.
Wait, Kenny!

-Kenny, Kenny, Kenny, don't!
-No, Kenny! No, Kenny!

Don't leave! Don't leave!
-No, don't leave, Kenny!

-Don't leave!
-I'm back. I'm back.

-Don't leave, Kenny. Please!

-What the fuck else
do you guys want out of me?

-Oh, God!
-Hey! Oh, some real shit?

That was dope, Kenny.
I can't even front.

That was dope that you even
remembered all that shit.

-We got to throw some questions
at you.

Snoop, start it off.
-You don't have to.

-I just want to, Kenny, because
I want to seem professional.

I want to look
real professional for you.

Kenny, there's four new sports
in Tokyo --

surfing, skateboarding,
sport climbing, and karate.

Which one do you think
is having the biggest impact?

-Skateboarding,
I think, stands out.

And I think you relate
to the kids in that sport.

It's just been fun to watch.
It's so different.

They're like the kids
in high school

that weren't in football doing
this weird thing over there.

But now they're mainstream.

They're like you, you know?
They cross all channels, right?

So it's kind of cool
watching them do their thing.

-I mean, honestly, I'm a fan
of what the Olympics are doing.

I love that they're expanding
the number of sports
in the games.

I'm curious to just hear
your thoughts on how you feel

about the addition
of all these sports now.

-Why are you guys
being all serious?

-Because we have
to ask this part.

This is the part where we show
that we're capable

of doing
professional broadcasting.

Then we go see --
See, we go in and out.

It's like nobody else
can do this.

We'll hit you
with the professional.

And then after that,
we go back, we're personable.

It's a nice flow.
This is -- Honestly,

it separates us just from
the world in this space.

Honestly, you'll talk about this
for quite some time.

So can you answer my
professional question, please?

-Professional question.

-I'll give you
my professional question again.

I'm a fan of the Olympics

and what they're doing as far
as expanding these sports.

But as a fan of you, Kenny,
I would love to know
your thoughts

and get some feedback on it
of how you feel.

-I think Dong Dong
and the trampoline from China,

he disappointed me.

I thought he would be better.
Look him up.

There's a man from China.
-Dong Dong -- I know
about Dong Dong.

I know about his cousin
Long Dong.

-I'm out. Okay. I'm done.

-See? See that?

Kenny, we just slipped back in
to personality.

See how we did that?
We went professional,

and then we just slipped
right back in to personality.

It happens that fast, man.

-Hey, Kenny, for real, though,
for real, though,

what's your favorite event,
new or classic?

-The 100-meter sprint.
-Absolutely.

-Love it.
-I mean, it's just --
It's the definition --

And this is no knock
on any other sports.

I mean, you know,
I love them all.

Hope the basketball does well,
baseball,

the regular sports,
the ones you know.

But there's just something
pretty cool about saying,

"I'm the fastest man
in the world,"

or, "I'm the fastest woman
in the world."

And Usain Bolt carried it
for so long.

This kid from Italy wins,
you know, unexpectedly

as the British announcer said
he was unfancied.

-[ Laughs ]

-And just to watch someone
do --

something I can't even
come close to doing, right?

No speed.

And these guys
get in the blocks,

and they get that one moment,
and they got to hit it.

It was so majestic.

There was so much going on,
there was so much reaction.

It's the perfect event.
-Following your energy,

talking about the ability
to say you're the fastest man

or the fastest woman,

the Olympics, well,
they've actually doubled

the amount of events
where men and women
can compete together.

How are people
liking these events,

in your opinion, Kenny?

Another professional question
I just hit you with, by the way.

-I know.

Why are you doing this?
-What do you mean?

What do you mean?
-Why are you going all pro
on me?

-Because I'm so poised
and polished. That's why.

Call me Kevin "Double 'P'" Hart.

Kevin Poised and Polished Hart.

That's what
I'm giving you right now.
-Oh, I like that.

I like that shit. That was hard.
-Did you like that, Snoop?

I hit him with a good one.
-You know what?

Hey, yeah, why don't you two
fly back here to Stamford

and handle a 4 1/2-hour show
and be all professional?

-Kenny's about to pop.

They're kicking Kenny's ass.
He's about to pop.

He's like, "I just want to
get out of here,

and I just want to
do my four hours,

and I just want to get home."

Last question for you, Kenny.

What was your favorite moment
in the Olympics so far?

-My favorite moment hasn't come.

It'll be when it's over
and I go home.

-There you go. There you go.
-Konnichiwa.

-In Japanese, do you know
how you say "peekaboo"?

-Unh-unh.
-Unh-unh.

-Inainaiba.

-Night-night, bitch.

That's how you say it in L.A.

-Night-bight, bitch.
-Night-bight, bitch.

-Night-bight, bitch.

So in true fashion,
night-bight, bitch.

We'll see you later.

Kenny, thank you so much
for coming on.

Guys, we'll be right back
with more "Olympic Highlights"

after this.
-Love you, Kenny Mayne.

-Kenny Mayne. Kenny Mayne.
-Very professional.

-Kenny is dope as hell.
-He is, man.

-Welcome back, bitches.

I just wanted to say that,
Snoop. I think it'll fly.

I think it can stick, man.
-I liked it.

-It's never been done
in broadcasting.

-Not like that.
-They've never had a person

call their audience "bitches."

Ladies and gentlemen, look,
Snoop and I,

we have been
getting our reps in,

and it's safe to say
that we're getting good

at calling these
"Olympic Highlights."

Snoop, wouldn't you say so?

-We definitely fucking it up.
-We killing it.

This is a big deal, man.

So here's what
we're going to do.

Here's what we're gonna do
to take our skills
to the next level.

The producers have selected
a clip from the Olympics,

and we do not know what sport
or what event the clip is.

I'll handle the play-by-play,
and, Snoop,

you'll do the color commentary,
okay?

-I'm down.
-All right.

-It is time for a "Cold Call."

-For a "Cold Call."

-Roll the clips
so we can talk some shit.

-Mm-hmm.
-BMX.

-Okay, here we go.

We got an Olympic favorite here.

We got Joe Calabot.

-Joe Calabot --
yes, a great bike rider.

His bike's a little small,

but he's gonna do a couple
of tricks for you today,

show you things you've never
seen before on a bike.

-Okay, here we go. Here we go.

-"I've been trying this
for six months.

Finally gotten the move down.

Getting it together,
flipping, dipping, whipping.

Yeah! Whoo!"

Whoo!

-Little fact about Joe --
He hates his dad.

"Who's an asshole now, Dad?
Huh?"

-Yeah.

-"Told me that my bike
wouldn't amount to nothing.

Lookit what I'm doing now, Dad."
-Nailed it. Nailed it.

-Australian Logan Martin
is the guy who was on the bike.

And catching air -- I'm gonna
tell you the tricks he did.

He caught some air. He did
a double tail whip transfer.

-What move was that?
Which move was the double --

-Double transfer,
that's when he went up

and he double whipped it,
transferred that,

all right, came down.
-Right.

-He also did
a reverse triple tail whip

into an orthodox
triple tail whip.

That's -- And, Snoop, that is --
I know you don't know.

-And which one was that?
-That's when he came, right,

and he tail whipped it,
but then in the middle of it,

he had to make it orthodox.

So he switched it over
and put the tail

and landed that.
-Nice.

-And that's when he put
his hands out like that.

And that's a --
He did a "fuck you, Dad."

That's in the middle.

I don't care what you say.

That's what that is
in the middle of flying.

-And that was "Cold Call."

-That's right.
No prep, no nothing.

We just look at a video
and go after it.

All right, guys.
Here on "Olympic Highlights,"

we love to celebrate
the athletes.

And now, well, now it's time
to celebrate their celebrations.

-It's time for
"Celebration Station."

**

-At the end of men's
high jump final,

both finalists,
Mutaz Barshim from Qatar

and Gianmarco Tamberi
from Italy,

were able to clear 2.37 meters

but unable to clear 2.39 meters.

-After hours of competing,
there was a tie for first place.

So the judge gave them
the option of a jump-off,

before Barshim
had a better idea.

-Yeah!

[ Cheers and applause ]

-"I'm gonna share
my gold medal with you."
-What in the --

What in the --

By the way, the announcer didn't
even finish explaining to them.

They didn't even let him
finish explaining.

He was trying to say,
"It's possible.

But -- But"...

Look, he was in
the middle of it.

He was like, "It's possible.
But"...

When he said "but,"
they just went with it.

Ohh! They bullied him.

The announcer was trying to say,
"But it's the stupidest shit

that you could ever do."

He was trying to say,

"This will be the dumbest shit
that you ever did.

It should only be one winner."

I mean, look,
I get the camaraderie.

I get the idea of it.

But, ultimately, the Olympics
are the Olympics for a reason.

You want one person
to win a gold,

one to win the silver,
one to win the bronze.

That's the beauty of being able
to say you're the best.

I don't want to share
my best moment with you.

-But hold on, Kev. The podium
big enough for both of us.

-Who -- Who the fuck want to
double share a podium?

Come on, bruh, move over.

-Scooch your ass over, man.
Goddamn.

-Let me get some, bruh.
-I'm trying to be on TV.

-Let me get some, bruh.
Let me get -- We got a whole --

-Bullshit.
-We over here doing this
on one side.

Look, you hold a piece
and I hold piece.

They gave them two medals.

Oh, man. Congrats to you both,
I guess.

-Yeah, congratulations,
all bullshit to the side.

Let's move on from track
to the pitch.

The women's rugby finals ended
in a spectacular way,

with New Zealand edging out
France and claiming gold.

-Yes, they did
after receiving a gold medal

while the Kiwis
spiced up the podium

and performed
a traditional haka.

Take a look.

[ All chanting
in native language ]

Yes.
-Okay.

[ Chanting continues ]

-Okay.

-This ritual right here

is hundreds and hundreds
of years old, too.

It's not nothing
that they just made up.

-No, no. This is powerful.

It was also an extreme amount
of pressure

on the producers of the Olympics

because they can't
cut out of this.
-No.

You cut out of this,
and watch what happens.

-Yeah, yeah, no,
they got to let this fly.
-All of it.

They got to let this fly.
-Every bit of it.

-Yeah. Yeah.

And you got to wait there.
-Yeah, wait till they finish.

-You still got to hold.
-Right there. They ain't done.

-In the producer's truck,
the cameraman was like,

"Don't you touch a thing.

Everybody stay still,
because that's powerful."

-I've been a part of
one of those before.

When I flew to New Zealand
for a concert,

they greeted me and my wife
at the airport, right?

So I didn't know
what was going on.

It just was a bunch of people
with masks and tattoos.

And they just came out, and
they just stood in front of us,

and was like,
"What's happening?"

And they start doing all that,
pulling out swords.

And it was beautiful once we
understood what was going on.

-What was going on, yeah.
-Yeah, it was amazing.

**

-We're entering the final days
of this Olympics,

and Team USA is going strong.

But remember, it's not how
you start, it's how you finish.

So we thought it would be
a good time

to bring a little motivation
to Team USA

with another speech
from Coach Snoop.

-Here we go.

Team USA, listen to me,
and listen good.

Remember your training.

This is the final stretch.

It all comes down to this.

We are the champions, my friend.

-Mm.

-Volleyballers,
get ready to spike that shit.

-Mm-hmm.

-Canoe team, row, row, row
your motherfucking boats.

-Mm.

-Wrestlers, grab your opponents
and drop them like they hot.

-Mm!

-Karate, be like them
brothers from last week.

-Mm-hmm.

-Horse stance,
kick them in the nuts.

Sweep the leg, baby.
-Mm.

-Cyclists, pedal like someone
cranked your Peloton to the max.

-Ooh.

-Windsurfers, catch that
Earth, wind, and fire.

-Nice.

-Climbers,
reach the mountaintop.

And all my homies
in the modern pentathlon,

rest up

'cause that's a long-ass event.
-Mm.

-Kevin, did I miss anybody?

-I-I-I don't -- I don't --
I don't think you did.

I think you pretty much
covered it all.

-Hold on. Divers,

equestrians, skateboarders,

we're all so proud of you.

Dig deep.

You slept on cardboard for this.
-True.

-Bring home that gold,
and let the church say, "Amen."

-Wow. Wow!

I mean, talk about having a job

and being the person
for the job.

The man knew
every sport going on.

Now, when he asked me
did he get everybody,

honestly, I thought you did.

I didn't --
Not that I didn't think

about the skateboarders
and the equestrians,

I just -- I was so shocked
that you had

all of the ones you had
in your equipment bag.

-Yeah.
-I would say,
listen to Coach Snoop.

He knows what
he's talking about.

Guys, with that being said,
we'll be right back

with more "Olympic Highlights"
here on Peacock.

-Peacock. Peacock,
Peacock, Peacock.
-Wow, Snoop!

-Welcome back
to "Olympic Highlights."

Last week, we were introduced

to the Olympic sport
of team handball.

We cannot get enough
of this highlight here.

-Into the wing...

-Oh, facial.
-Uh-huh.

-Shoots into the face...

-Ha! Take that!

-Double pump.
-Hit!

Yeah. Yeah.

-[ British accent ] He slaps him
in the face of the keeper.

[ Normal voice ] We wanted to
learn more about this sport

from an expert.

But before we meet him,
let's take a look

at some team handball
beach footage

of the man they call
the handball ninja.

I like that shot.
-Appreciate it.

-He hit you with
a double triple.

-Oh, I like the lean-out.

-Oh.
-Oh, not the lob.

-Yeah.
-Yeah.

-Oh, off the back.
Okay, around the back side.

Talk that shit to me.
You understand me?
-Ooh!

Please welcome to the show

the handball ninja himself,
Ebiye Udo-Udoma.

Hey, man, first of all,
welcome to the show, dude.

-Appreciate you, Kev.
Thanks for having me on.

-Did he say your name right?
-I nailed it.

-Close enough. Close enough.
-Yeah, shut the hell up, Kevin.

-I nailed it!
How do I say your name?

-No, you got it.
Ebiye Udo-Udoma.

-Yeah! Udo-Udoma.
-He got it, he got it.
-You was close.

-Come on, brother.
I read my binder. Okay?

I was all over the binder.

Dude, look, real quick,
just tell us, man,

what's your role
with the USA handball team?

Been a national team player
since 2014.

And as of this March,

I'm also on the board
of directors, as well.

-Geez!
-I'm very well-invested
into USA team handball.

-Good for you, man. That's huge.
-That's amazing. That's amazing.

-Before we do anything,
let's look at the pros.

Can we show that footage

from the Denmark versus Sweden
match?

Okay.

-Oh, that's a nice goal.
That's Daniel Pettersson.

He's a right wing
out of Sweden.

-He's good.
-Really good.

This is Scandinavian dirty --
Denmark against Sweden.

Pretty sure he's the only
brother on the court.

-Wow. I saw him be physical
with the guy up top.
-Very physical.

-Definitely.

So, defense is kind of a cross

between basketball
and hockey defense.

So it's very physical.
You can't hand-check, though.

-Do they call fouls?
-They do.

The crazy thing
about handball, though,

is they don't keep track
of individual personal fouls.

-So you can't foul out.
-So it's good strategy to foul.

Exactly.
-I like that. I like that.

So how do we get more people
that look like me and you

to play this sport?

Because we want to make it cool
for them, too,

'cause that's my thing, is
always trying to bring something

to the young brothers
that they don't know about

that can give them
that experience of traveling
the world.

-The big issue that we have is

we're one of the lesser-funded
national governing bodies.

So normally, the USOPC,

they give out
millions of dollars

to USA skiing
and USA track and field

because they have
a higher potential of medaling.

-Okay.
-So is the beach handball
coming to the Olympics in 2024?

-Unfortunately,
not into Paris 2024.

Shooting for L.A. 2028.

Well, L.A. sounds better,
anyway.

-That's what I said.

-I think I can make
some things happen by then.

-I know you can make
some things happen.
-You understand me?

-I know you can make
some things happen by then.

-So give us a brief view
into the sport.

I mean, me and Snoop,
we definitely want
to take some shots.

What's the best way for us
to do this now?

-We'll make a little competition
between the two of you.

-What we're gonna do,
we're gonna use this
as a penalty mark.

-Okay.
-I'm gonna step in goal.

-Okay.
-We'll say three shots each.

-Okay.
-You're gonna step on this line.

I don't know which one of you
wants to go first.

-Kevin goes first.
-I'll go first. I'll go first.

-See the name right there,

"Olympic Highlights
with Kevin Hart."

-Kev's always first. My bad.
-He's always first.

-Silly me.

-Do you need headgear?
-No, I'm good.

I got you.
-You need pads?

-I got you.
-I'm just telling you

because I've been known
to throw heat.

-I'm getting the fuck far away.
-All right.

That's a score.

-Okay, here we go.

-Whoo!
-Oh, my God, 1-1.

That's in there.
That's in there.
-Ohh!

-Oh, wait a minute.
-Ooh!

Shit!
-Last one we'll make
a little interesting.

-Okay.
-What's up?
What was your question?

-My question is,
you're not the goalie
for our team, are you?

-No. No.
-Okay. All right.

-Goalie's the last position
I want to play.

-Okay. I was just checking.
-Goalie is the last position
I want to play.

I was going to check.
-'Cause if he is, Kev,

we on our way to the Olympics!

-Y'all on the squad.

-Hey, Kev, we on our way
to the Olympics in 2024.

-If he was goalie,
I was gonna say,

"I think I discovered
the problem with the U.S."

-I know, right?
-All right.

All right. Here we go.
Here we go right now.

[Buzzer sounds ]
Goddamn it!

Shit!

Snoop good to go.
-Snoop for the win?

-Possibly gets to take
bragging rights

and be the best --

be the best handball player
on "Olympic Highlights."

This is a big moment
for us right now.

Oh. Oh.

Oh, not the face again.

Oh, no.

Oh!
[ Bell dings ]

Snoop hit him with three.

Now you see it, now you don't.

Well, that is our show.

I want to say thank you to the
handball ninja himself, Ebiye.

Also, Kenny Mayne,
Raven Saunders,

and the Unc himself, Snoop.

I appreciate you, too.
-Appreciate you, Kevin.

Thanks to Team USA
for representing.

See y'all next time.
Give me one.

Ooh!
-Ooh! Ooh!

Not the -- Not the --
[ Bell dings ]

Throw me one, cuz!

360 net twirl!
-Give it to him.