Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen's refreshing unpredictability should be the model for all late-night shows

The New Yorker

"For me, watching his show is pure joy," says Naomi Fry, who is tired of the rote nature of the other late-night talk shows. "Despite—or, perhaps, because of—its somewhat slapdash idiosyncrasy, and its airing on a niche network now chiefly known for its reality-television fare, it seems to me exactly what the late-night genre needs," says Fry, adding that WWHL "retains some of the Wild West feel of the Internet’s slightly younger days. You never know whose tongue might be loosened, what questions will be asked, or how they’ll be answered."