Was that a real moment between Bob Costas and Lindsey Vonn during the NBC coverage of the Vancouver Winter Olympics on Saturday night ... or just a typical cross promotion for the Peacock network? You be the judge.

The gold medal winning American downhill ski champion, one of the darlings of the Vancouver games, appeared with Costas. At the end of the interview, Bob reminded Lindsey that she's the biggest 'Law & Order' fan in the world. Lindsey didn't deny it. She said it was true and the video they showed of her visiting the set and gushing about the show looked very sincere.

Olympic champion Lindsey Vonn is eyeing another Gold medal-winning performance -- this time, on NBC's 'Law & Order.' Bob Costas broke the exciting news to her during an interview segment on Saturday, in which he revealed that she will play a jury foreman in a future episode. 'Law & Order' is said to be Vonn's favorite show. [TV Guide]

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Stephen Colbert in a macrame bikini? That's an image that's going to take a while to wipe from our hard drive. We're really hoping gold medalist Lindsey Vonn doesn't put in a good word for him with Sports Illustrated, as he suggested on 'The Colbert Report' (weeknights, 11:30PM ET on COM).

On the other hand, Colbert does have a point about the difference in men's and women's skis. "How can you tell the gender of a ski? Do you look under the binding? And if the ski is a boy, wouldn't that drag down the mountain a little bit?"

Well, you know, it all depends on how big the ski is.

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Gold medal winners Shaun White and Lindsey Vonn appeared on 'Oprah Winfrey' (weekdays, syndicated) to talk about their victories at the 'XXI Winter Olympics.' Both brought home gold medals for the U.S., and each went through their own journeys to achieve it.

White had the gold locked up even without his signature move, but decided to go for it anyway, even though he'd suffered an injury with it previously. "In my mind, it wasn't really an option ... I don't quit too easily."

For Vonn, the reality is still sinking in. "I can't believe I have a gold medal. It's just surreal to me ... everything that I've worked for my whole life is finally coming true. I've dreamed about that moment since I was a little girl."

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NBC's coverage of the 2010 Winter Olympics experienced the thrill of victory Wednesday night.

Meanwhile, Fox's 'American Idol' now knows the agony of defeat.

'Idol' finished in second place last night after an estimated 29.4 million viewers tuned in to watch the games, according to the Hollywood Reporter's Live Feed.

The 'Idol' loss marks the first time time in 222 episodes in which it has not finished first.

Have you got Olympic fever? We do, and there's been plenty of special moments in Vancouver during the '2010 Winter Olympics' (daily, on NBC).

Lyndsey Vonn said, "I'm not trying to be Michael Phelps. I just want a medal of any color." The USA skier got her wish after scoring a gold medal for Ladies' Downhill.

Meanwhile, Shaun White also won a gold medal for snowboarding, after throwing in his signature trick on his second run in the Men's Halfpipe. Go, USA!

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