When I Was A 21-year-old Intern At

I Love A Smart, Well-written Show, And '30 Rock,' Well, You Can't Get Any Better Than That. Tina Fey Poos Funny. There's Nothing That She Does That Isn't Funny. That Show Is An Example Of How Brilliant She Is. It's So Smart. They've Done Some Brilliant Commentary About The 'housewives' With 'queen Of Jordan,' Their Show-within-the-show.

You Know, We've Got So Much On Bravo And Coming Up On Bravo, And I Think We Have So Much More Going On Than 'the Real Housewives.' And I Think 'the Real Housewives' Is A Great, You Know, Great Addition To The Portfolio. I Think It Brings A Lot Of Viewers Under Our Umbrella. And I Think They Stay And Sample Other Shows.

In The Case Of 'the Housewives,' I Call The 'housewives' Sociology Of The Rich. I Think It's Just Fun To Watch. It's Guilt-free Gossiping That You Can Have. It's Like The Modern-day Soap Opera, In My Mind.

I Read The 'times' And 'post,' But I Have Nothing Against The 'daily News.' I Also Fish Around The Internet For Entertainment News But Find Most Of What I Read To Be Untrue Or Partially True.

I Started Working At Bravo In 2005, When I Was Offered A Job By Lauren Zalaznick, The Network's Chairman. She Encouraged Me To Start A Blog. I Wrote Behind-the-scenes Gossip About 'battle Of The Network Reality Stars,' The First Show I Took On As Head Of Current Programming.