It was a laugh line in 2006 when NBC sitcom 30 Rock mocked a character by saying she was popular "with women and older gays," but that's kind of become NBC-owned Bravo's demographic, the Times reports. The story basically says gays have saved the network from obscurity, in case you hadn't noticed. With shows like Queer Eye, Project Runway and Kathy Griffin, the network now has the highest concentration of households making more than $125,000 per year and also the highest concentration of households that regularly use the word "tranny" in conversation. [Times]

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