“Comcast is an unknown quantity, who knows what they will do?”

Their CEO got put on a list of most over-paid for performance, and my father, a Comcast employee, died two years ago but based on correspondence my mother continues to receive, parts of their operation still haven’t figured out that he’s dead (still getting her cable for free doesn’t make up for the pain she feels when she gets mail addressed to him). I can pretty well imagine what they’ll do. They’re liable to cancel a show then forget to notify the producers for two years.

Very confusing post. Sometimes I would start to agree with you, but other times you’d throw me off.

NBC hasn’t bought into the reality crap? Umm…Momma’s Boys, Ashton’s wedding pranks, etc. NBC is just hurting in general. They haven’t been able to make new hits in awhile. Even Biggest Loser went from being barely watched, to now their flagship show.

Same thing here if Zucker is in charge. With Comcast buying NBCU, this isn’t going to help Comcast in the long run; it will bring down THEIR value.

Is this not worrying? What interest would Comcast have in a broadcast network? It seems to me that they are only interested in everything else that NBC Universal have to offer. At least with General Electric in control, you tend to think things couldn’t get any worse. Comcast is an unknown quantity, who knows what they will do?

I am not American (I don’t know how big Comcast is compared to GE), so I may be wrong here – but I would feel more comfortable if NBC was staying in the hands of General Electric. Unfortunately, it doesn’t look like this will stay the case for much longer.

I think that he is like the classic line from I Love Lucy, when Ricky Ricardo asks Lucy if she knows something the rest of us “dunt.”
Well, I think that Mr. Zucker does know something the rest of us “dunt.” How else could he stay in a position like he has, and when things go badly under his leadership, he never seems to have to answer his superiors for the things that he does? So, something is odd, somewhere.

I am reminded of yet another old, classic comedian, Red Skelton. He had a line in a show one time, where someone said to him, “Something is rotten in Denmark,” to which he replied, “It’s closer than that.”

He’s ruin this venture in the same way if you let a 5 year old run NBC.

…doesn’t Zucker remind you of that annoying bald guy with glasses that appeared on a lot of TV in the 70′s and 80′s (Hill Street Blues and M*A*S*H come to mind) – who was that guy…

…and has he any genetic similarities to Zucker?

unbelieveable

…cause of death – Silvermanus zuckeritis infection…

…forensic pathologists: Doctors Quincy, Ross & Rasgotra

R.I.P.

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(I don’t know when-2009) LOL