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Why does this man still have a job?

I'm especially amused by his quips regarding Hulu -- he first said that it was a failure, then said that it helped made NBC a popular viewer.

Is there anyone else who can run that network? Maybe the people who star in "30 Rock" can run it better.
 
President Obama is okaying more stem cell research and funding for science overall. Is there anyway that Brandon Tartikoff can be cloned or brought back to life?
 
Nate Wesley said:
President Obama is okaying more stem cell research and funding for science overall. Is there anyway that Brandon Tartikoff can be cloned or brought back to life?
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Man, if he were still alive, he'd be appalled at the Captain Joseph Hazelwoods at the helm of the network he helped make #1. I like to think if he were still with us, someone'd be out there reaching out to him, in some capacity, to restore NBC to greatness, be it in an advisory role or reinstalling him as NBC President.

And I think he'd be apoplectic about NBC airing Leno at 10PM five nights a week.
 
azumanga said:
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Fox just got rid of Peter Liguori in a management shakeup, so who knows?
 
That statement must have been a real morale booster to the folks working at NBC. ::)

I mean when the head honcho publicly announces that the network will never be number one again, I can just imagine the resumes being emailed by the NBC staff.

What actor, writer, or director would want to work for an organization whose boss is waving the white flag of surrender?

I bet the folks at CBS, ABC, and the cable networks are popping open the champagne bottles this morning in celebration.
 
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