Negotiations between YouTube TV and NBC seem to be getting heated. With the current deal set to expire tomorrow, YouTube TV is offering its subscribers a $10 credit if channels go dark, while NBC says that Google “wants to control what we watch.”As has become a pattern for YouTube TV, negotiations with a major broadcast partner are hitting a wall as existing contracts come to an end. In a statement to Front Office Sports late last week, NBC says that YouTube TV is refusing “the best rates” and “demanding preferential treatment.” NBC, in its exuberant statement, further adds that Google “wants to control” what Americans watch. NBC says:Advertisement - scroll for more contentGoogle, with its $3 trillion market cap, already controls what Americans see online through search and ads—now it wants to control what we watch. YouTube TV, with an estimated 10 million subscribers, is estimated to be roughly on par with that of Charter (Spectrum) and Comcast.