Andy Cohen seemed to have dropped subtle hints about plans to have a second season of "The Real Housewives of Dallas" in a recent interview.

Speaking with the Dish Nation's "Kidd Kraddick Morning Show," as reported by Reality Tea, Andy casually said that Bravo is considering to do a sophomore season for one of the newest franchises of the popular "The Real Housewives" franchise when asked why the morning show's co-host Kellie Rasberry was not included on the reality show.

"I wished that I would have thought of it. We're looking around in case we do Season Two. You want to throw your name in the hat?" the executive producer and franchise host said.

Andy also addressed the speculations that "The Real Housewives of Dallas" would just be a one-season deal by saying that there really is a possibility for the show to have another season. But he said that the network is still reevaluating the plot of the show before making any decisions.

"We always shake it up a little bit. Now that the reunion has aired and all the dust is settling, we're taking a look back and reevaluating and figuring out who we want to keep and who we want to let go," he stated.

But Kellie pointed out some of the problems of the show, saying that the fans were already tired of watching all the issues on the show as well as the endless charity events happening. A cast revamp might also be needed to make the show more interesting.

If "The Real Housewives of Dallas" is renewed for season 2, fans would like to see who among original cast members Brandi Redmond, LeeAnne Locken, Cary Deuber, Tiffany Hendra or Stephanie Hollman will return.

Bravo is expected to make an announcement about their plans for "The Real Housewives of Dallas" soon.