Bravo's WATCH WHAT HAPPENS LIVE Delivers Double Digit Growth

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Bravo Media's Sunday night episode of WATCH WHAT HAPPENS LIVE, hosted by Andy Cohen with guests Melissa Gorga of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" and Mario Lopez, earned over 2 million total viewers and 1 million adults 18- 49, up 13 percent and 21 percent, respectively, from last week's episode (10/7/12), according to Nielsen. This was the highest rated episode of the season to date among adults 18-49.

Last night's episode, featuring a one-on-one interview with former "The Real Housewives of New York City" cast member Jill Zarin, recorded 1.3 million total viewers and 644,000 adults 18-49, up 44 percent and 47 percent respectively, from the prior week's episode (10/8/12). This marked the highest rated Monday night episode of the season to date among all key demos.

Tonight on "Watch What Happens Live," at 11:00PM ET/PT, Andy is joined by Lauren Conrad and Luann de Lesseps from Bravo's "The Real Housewives of New York City."

"Watch What Happens Live" airs Sundays through Thursdays at 11:00pm ET/PT and includes lively debates on everything from the latest Housewives drama to what celebrity is making headlines that week and everything else in-between. Past guests include Sarah Jessica Parker, Liam Neeson, Ethan Hawke, Tina Fey, Anderson Cooper, Molly Shannon, Kelly Ripa, Holly Hunter, Ralph Fiennes, Kristin Chenoweth, Jimmy Fallon, Rachel Dratch and Matthew Broderick. For clips from the show, click here!

"Watch What Happens Live" is produced by Embassy Row for Bravo. Michael Davies and Andy Cohen serve as executive producers.

Source: Nielsen Media Research, LS data through 10/15/12.

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