All the talk at 11

Those rumors about Ch.11 launching an early-morning news/talk show just won’t go away. They’re heating up again, this time with a mid-to-late March startup date being mentioned.

Insiders now say that Ch.11 has hired Wilson “Will” Surratt, a producer from Tribune-owned KTLA/Ch.5 in Los Angeles, to oversee the telecast, which would fit nicely into the 5 to 7 a.m. slot leading into “Pokemon.”

Ch.11 execs won’t comment on the rumors, and have been tight-lipped about any such show from the get-go.

Sources at KTLA say Surratt — a producer of KTLA’s top-rated “KTLA Morning News” — left the station two weeks ago on good terms, and that his departure was “widely known” in the newsroom.

‘Who’ next?

Fox finished last from 8 to 9 p.m. Tuesday night — the same timeslot in which “Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?” was supposed to be repeated, this time in a condensed, hour-long version.

Fox decided to scrap the repeat after all the brouhaha over the Rick Rockwell-Darva Conger union, despite snagging 23 million viewers initially.

Instead, Fox repeated “The Truth Behind the Sitcom Scandals” and finished dead-last, drawing only 5 million households.

This just in . . .

Ch.4’s Maurice DuBois takes you behind-the-scenes at our own New York Post — tomorrow on “Today in New York” (5 a.m.).

Nick at Nite features a “Beverly Hillbillies” marathon on Sunday, March 5 (9-midnight). The peg? Six episodes revolving around who wants to marry mega-millionaire Jethro Bodine?

MSNBC’s “Summit in Silicon Valley” airs live from Stanford University Sunday (8-10 p.m.) with moderator Tom Brokaw.

Teens hiding pregnancy — on today’s shocking “Montel Williams Show” (2 p.m. on Ch.9).

Your first look at lost scenes from “The Sixth Sense” — tonight on “Access Hollywood”! (7:30 p.m. on Ch.4). Pat O’Brien hosts.

“America’s Most Wanted” celebrates its 600th capture Saturday on Fox (9 p.m. on Ch.5). John Walsh hosts.