Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark sent a seven-word message after making her NBC broadcast debut on Sunday night.

“Brilliant Minds” is looking D.O.A, with NBC pulling the final six episodes of the medical drama from the schedule. The show, and indeed pretty much all NBC primetime programming, was going on hiatus for the next two weeks as the network shifts to wall-to-wall coverage of the 2026 Winter Olympics.

NBC is taking no chances with their Today show talent, tightening security following the abduction of co-host Savannah Guthrie's mom in Arizona, RadarOnline. com can reveal.

According to Deadline, David Zayas will replace Timothy Busfield in the episode “Corrosive,” which was scheduled to air January 15. Zayas will play a judge. The new episode has already been shot with Zayas, who is best known for his role on “Dexter,” and will air on NBC on Feb. 26.

NBC is counting on Rob Hyland to figure out which way the wind blows during its critical Super Bowl LX telecast on Sunday night. Hyland, 58, will oversee production of the Big Game for the first time in his career Sunday night,

The last time NBC broadcast the Super Bowl, Aaron Donald effectively ended the game by pressuring Joe Burrow on fourth-and-1 to force an incompletion and a turnover on downs, sealing the Rams' victory.

Alexander’s new role in The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins pushes the envelope on her comedic chops and performance as the new NBC Sports mockumentary-style sitcom, which is something she hasn’t done before.