TheWallStreetJournal is reporting that NBC is considering ending programming at 10 pm in primetime in a cost-cutting move. / WSJ NBCUniversal NBCU Comcast
\nIn what could be a major shift in the broadcast landscape as it's been known for years, The Wall Street Journal is reporting that NBC is considering ending programming at 10 pm and offering those additional hours to local television stations to program. Sources say the talks are 'preliminary' and may not come to fruition , with Fall 2023 being the earlier window in which such a plan could be implemented.
\nLos Angeles – July 16, 2021: NBC peacock display close up day exterior \nIf the plan does get enacted, what shows will make the cut, and what will be let go? We have to assume that The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon would be making the cut, and the network's scripted dramas could easily work at earlier evening hours. The move comes as the major networks face an uncertain future as cable and streaming continue to erode their viewership numbers.
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