If Donald Trump runs for President, "there will be someone else sitting at the head of the boardroom table," NBC entertainment chairman Bob Greenblatt promised reporters yesterday in a conference call to discuss the network's 2011-12 schedule, which finds "The Celebrity Apprentice" once again on Sundays once football ends. If football ever starts.
"We're obviously very close to what's going on with this [NFL lockout] situation, and we're feeling pretty optimistic," Greenblatt said. His contingency plan should there be a few weeks' delay before the return of "NBC Sunday Night Football" involves some "high-quality, event reality-type shows."
