Bravo Strips Watch What Goes On, Changes Host Andy Cohens Network Executive Role

Bravo will strip its weekly interactive talk show Watch What Goes On: Live to 5 nights beginning Jan. 8. Located by Bravo executive Andy Cohen, the sixth season from the show, which began off as blog that created an internet series before moving to TV, will air live weekly through Thursday. It will likely be the only real nightly late-evening Television show to air live. Included in the transition, Cohen could keep his EVP title in the network and can change executive duties. Presently EVP of original programming and development, Cohen will function as EVP of development and talent, concentrating on creating new original content. He'll continue in the role as executive producer on the top Chef and also the Real Average women franchise. Meanwhile, longtime Bravo executive Jerry Leo continues to be upped to EVP, Program Strategy and Production. Leo, most lately SVP, Program Strategy and Purchases, will expand his responsibilities to incorporate the present Bravo slate of originals.