You sure about that?

NBC chief Jeff Zucker proudly tells the November issue of W Magazine that he wants people to underestimate his network. “That’s the best position to be in,” he says. “Then we come out with ‘Joey.’ ”

Would that be the same “Joey” that pulled in a lowly 12.6 million viewers last Thursday night and was steamrolled – yet again – by “Survivor: Vanuatu”?

Just asking.

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Deborah Roberts, Tamara Tunie (“Law & Order: SVU”), Judge Glenda Hatchett and Ch. 2’s Roz Abrams are among the panelists participating in Friday’s “Women Who Are Shaping the World” Leadership Summit, sponsored by Essence magazine.

The summit, which unfolds at The Pierre Hotel, will offer African American women the opportunity to “share the truths and strategies necessary to succeed personally and professionally.”

Other panelists include CNBC’s Sharon Epperson, Iyanla Vanzant, Ann Fudge and Arianna Huffington.

Last, but not least:

* Today on “GDNY” (7-9 a.m./Ch. 5): Chef Frank DeCarlo and weight-loss specialist Dr. Howard Shapiro promote Shapiro’s “Art of the Appetite” exhibit (tomorrow at Splashlight Studios).

* On today’s “Montel” (9 a.m./Ch. 5): The courageous stories of model Monica Meadows, who survived a subway shooting, and photo-journalist Valerie de la Valdene, who survived a shark attack.

* Damien Fahey (“TRL”) guest-hosts tonight’s “Late Late Show” (1:35 a.m./Ch. 2).

* Sabrina Le Beauf and Carolyn McCormick (“Law & Order”) star in “Eve-Olution,” opening Oct. 20 at the Cherry Lane Theatre and co-written by Hilary Illick and Jennifer Krier.

* Tomorrow: Kathy Ireland hosts the “Boobah” “Look What I Can Do!” kickoff event at Toys “R” Us, Times Square.

* Pamela Hensley Vincent’s “The Jewish-Sicilian Cookbook” is out in stores. Pamela’s husband is E. Duke Vincent, who’s Aaron Spelling’s business partner.

* New Line’s “The Twilight Zone” topped its time slot last Saturday on Ch. 11 (133,000 households).

The Starr Report will return Thursday. And it’s all-new!