Addressing journalists today during the network's Television Critics Association's winter press tour panel, NBC Entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt said that he didn't think Bill Cosby's multiple sexual assault allegations "was a problem until it became critical."

The fallout for comedian Bill Cosby in the wake of a host of rape allegations appears to have reached a zenith: His purported comeback sitcom for NBC, a source tells BuzzFeed's Kate Aurthur, is dead.

Overpowered TV ratings tabulator Nielsen admitted to fucking up months and months of ratings last week and told broadcast networks that they would re-crunch the numbers. In those updated numbers, CNN reliable source Brian Stelter reports, ABC World New Tonight's hard-fought ratings victory over NBC Nightly News and Brian Williams' jawline wasn't a win after all.

NBC shared a bit of exciting news for Allison Williams this morning, announcing that the Girls star would take on the role of Peter Pan in NBC's live Peter Pan telecast on December 4. What a day for Allison Williams!

Parenthood showrunner Jason Katims recently spilled the beans on an element of the final season of NBC's Parenthood. Now we have until the show's September return to speculate about the specifics.

Dana Carvey visited The Tonight Show last night and performed his classic "The Lady I Know (Choppin' Broccoli)" with orchestral accompaniment, proving yet again that Jimmy Fallon's "less-talking" plan is working out beautifully.

HBO and Netflix have strong showings in this year's Emmy nominations, which offer largely predictable (though, predictable because many are very good!) options.

A former Dateline producer has filed suit against NBC for requiring her to "serve as bait for targets" while working on the show's "Wild, Wild Web" series. One of those targets was known around the office as the Sperminator.

NBC, the former king of comedy who will now do something (anything) for a hit, needs your help to create its next huge hit/spectacular failure! The network is crowdsourcing its next few projects with a new Comedy Playground initiative, which means that you could totally be a part of the next 30 Rock. Or, more likely, the next Sean Saves the World.

Move over, Joe Biden. First lady Michelle Obama will be making a cameo on the NBC season finale of Parks and Recreation on Thursday, April 24 at 8:00 p.m. Does this mean we're one step closer to getting Hillary next season?

Jimmy Fallon will take over as host of The Tonight Show Monday night, but we should always remember that in 1998, he was just a young 24-year-old trying out for Saturday Night Live and making Lorne Michaels laugh with his Adam Sandler impersonations.

Goodbye to 21 years of unfunny—and stolen—jokes.

When the Tonight Show moves from Burbank to New York City next month as new host Jimmy Fallon takes over, NBCUniversal will lay off all of the show's 164 employees.

NBC has announced they will move the 2014 Emmy Awards to a Monday night in order to avoid a scheduling conflict with the network's Sunday Night Football. Monday?! The awards, scheduled for August 22, will also be held a month earlier than usual.

In an awkward interview Monday with Matt Lauer on NBC's Today, Jay Leno and Jimmy Fallon discussed Fallon's February transition into Leno's Tonight Show slot. The two comedians even managed to make some "jokes" that were "funny," if uncomfortable, forced humor is your thing.

In an interview set to air Sunday on CBS' 60 Minutes, Jay Leno finally opens up about his first Tonight Show ouster in 2009: "I was blindsided," admits the twice-removed NBC host.

It was announced on Wednesday that Bill Cosby has signed a deal with NBC to star in a new half hour comedy. According to Deadline, Cosby and producer Tom Werner are currently meeting with writers on the off-season development project.

The 2014 Golden Globe Awards hit a 10-year high in viewers, with 20.9 million people watching Jacqueline Bisset on NBC shout "Shit!" before babbling into the microphone for an eternity. More people still watched football, as the Broncos / Chargers game pulled in 36.3 million viewers for CBS.

[Community returns to NBC for its fifth season Thursday night with Dan Harmon back in charge. With high hopes that the new season will be draw more of an audience than the embarrassing season four, NBC's website excitedly invited everyone this morning to join the "Greenville" gang for the premiere. Too bad it's the Greendale gang. h/t Huffington Post]