'Real Housewives' head to off-net syndication
2:00 PM PDT 10/12/2009 by Marc Berman, MediaWeek,
AP
Reruns begin in fall 2010
NBC Universal Domestic Television Distribution has cleared nonscripted Bravo franchise "The Real Housewives" in more than 60% of the country for a Monday to Friday off-network syndication launch beginning in fall 2010.
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