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This paper is a critical analysis of how NBCs use of athlete stories during their Olympic broadcasts not only increases ratings, but also reinforces hegemonic American values, focusing specifically on the 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Torino Italy. Using Fishers narrative paradigm as a theoretical lens and support from the ideas of the American Dream myth, this article places American athlete narratives aired into three categories.