Kathy Griffin loves to push the envelope and will have the opportunity to make TV censors even more nervous when her weekly Bravo talk show Kathy goes live next month.

The very gay-friendly show, which debuted earlier this year, has already lined up its first guests: Glee star Jane Lynch and the legendary Liza Minnelli.

Kathy Griffin's weekly talk show was deemed by guest Jane Fonda as 'the weirdest show I've ever done in my life' and had another guest, Anderson Cooper, saying on the air: 'Bitch, what the f-- are you doing?'

Bravo announced on Thursday (26 July) that the fun on Kathy will continue for a second season.

Kathy Griffin's new weekly talk show on the Bravo cable network does not premiere until April 19.

But if the gay-friendly comedienne were already on the air, she says she would be sounding off on Kirk Cameron who last Friday said on CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight that homosexuality is ‘unnatural,’ ‘detrimental,’ and ‘ultimately destructive,’

Andy Cohen had no plans to become the first openly gay talk show host in the history of U.S. television.

But it has happened because as an executive at Bravo, he launched a blog and a boozy little online show called Watch What Happens Live.

It soon turned into a weekly show featuring big-name guests, more booze, and plenty of the network's personalities from such shows as the Real Housewives franchise.

On Sunday, the show transitioned to a five-nights-a-week affair and has installed a full bar on the set as part of the expansion.