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Andy Cohen has definitely made the best of his programming
executive level job at Bravo Media. Aside from becoming the face
of the network and hosting its popular late night show, "Watch
What Happens Live," he was instrumental in developing and
producing the network's flagship "Real Housewives" franchise.
The same franchise, by the way, that he famously put a fork in
when he announced in 2011 that the network wouldn't be extending
the series. But, did he really mean it?  "Well, I mean, I always
say 'never say never,'" Cohen, who's currently promoting the
paperback release of his autobiography, "Most Talkative," told
TheWrap.  "But, I think we're pretty good and I still do think
we are pretty good. I mean, we've got six going and it's great,"
the 44-year-old continued.  Also read: Bravo's 'Kathy' Talk Show
Canceled  And, that's true. Even if a "Real Housewives" city
isn't bringing in the ratings, it still drives headlines and
buzz. Not to mention