It's too bad it was Entertainment Tonight, the tabloid show long rumored to have a wide-open checkbook policy for stories and sources (including a one Anna Nicole Smith), that scored a deal with Farrah Fawcett to tail her as she went through treatment to battle anal cancer. ET, of course, is owned by CBS/Paramount — but it's NBC, owner of competitor Access Hollywood, that's said to be particularly interested in the footage for its Dateline and Today shows. NBC has a rumored $2 million-plus check waiting in the wings for Fawcett's "documentary" footage, which will go on the books, naturally, as a "licensing fee."