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Alec Baldwin Doing Spin Control After Venting Against NBC

Apr 16, 2012  •  Post A Comment

Emmy-winning actor Alec Baldwin, one of the stars of NBC’s "30 Rock," has made an effort to clarify his recent statements about the network following an angry tweet last week in which he said he was "leaving NBC just in time," reports the AP.

As reported previously, that comment was made after a "Today" show camera crew attempted to cover the Baldwin stalker story by camping out in front of his apartment building in Manhattan.

On Monday in Washington, where he was campaigning for arts funding, Baldwin explained that he had joined "30 Rock" in part to be in business with NBC. Baldwin is not happy with "Today," but he says he still has faith in the network. He added that NBC needs to revamp its programming lineup to bounce back in the ratings.

As for his future, he is on "30 Rock" for this season, number seven. Regarding season eight, Baldwin did not say.

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  1. I agree with Baldwin’s statement that “NBC needs to revamp its programming lineup to bounce back in the ratings.” However, inorder for the “bounce back” to occur the network needs to hire those with creative brains who are supported for thinking out of the box. Its time for NBC to obtain talent and material that will retain the interest of the viewer. It’s been a long time since “Thursday Night was Comedy Done Right.”
    Effective change starts at the top and is drilled down to the lowest level of employees. The whole team has to buy in to the network’s vision. OH … does NBC have a “vision”?
    I wonder what Vince Manze is up to these days? Hmmmnnn …

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