It has been off air for nearly a decade but McLeod's Daughters could be given new life by Channel Nine.
Actress Michala Banas - famous for her role as Kate Manfredi in the popular Aussie drama - teased fans on Thursday morning by sharing a collage on Twitter with the words "watch this space".
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Watch this space..... pic.twitter.com/dE8C8Frrkk
— Michala Banas (@michalabanas) July 5, 2017
Former co-star Simmone J Mackinnon also tweeted the same cryptic message.
A Channel Nine spokesman confirmed the network was in early talks to see how the show could be revived. However, he stressed nothing has been set in stone.
"We are talking to Posie Graeme Evans about how we could tackle it," he said. "We know how much everybody loves McLeod's Daughters, it's an important part of our heritage. Nothing is commissioned."
The show first aired in 2001 and made household names of the likes of Bridie Carter, Jessica Napier, Brett Tucker and Myles Pollard as well as Banas and Mackinnon.
During its seven year run it hosted a who's who of Australian television including Aaron Jeffrey, Sonia Todd, Luke Jacobs and Matt Passmore before he made his move to the US to star in The Glades.
In its prime the show regularly pulled in more than one million viewers for each episode, but the final series failed to match that success causing Nine to pull it from the schedule after just two episodes.