'Gogglebox' couple Dom and Steph Parker could be set to host their own chat show.
The husband and wife pair - who are regularly seen drinking champagne, wine and spirits on the Channel 4 show while watching TV - are being lined up for a programme on which they interview celebrities by producers at the station.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "We are currently brainstorming ideas with some of the main people in the show about what else can be done with them.
"One of the main ideas is a chat show with a difference, featuring Steph and Dom.
"They are currently looking at it but feel it would have to be totally right before they agree."
Channel 4 bosses want celebrities to stay at their guest house in Sandwich, Kent, and sit down with the couple for an informal chat.
The pair have helped 'Gogglebox' pull in more than 3 million viewers and are said to be considering their options carefully.
The source continued: "They have their business to run and have a family and while they enjoy being on 'Gogglebox', they are not chasing fame for fame's sake.
"They are also wealthy in their own right so they don't need the money.
"Their worry is that big-name stars wouldn't want to travel to Kent and they would end up interviewing people from reality shows so it is something they will have to consider carefully."
Meanwhile, Channel 4 is also in talks with Brixton pals Sandy Channer and Sandra Martin, pensioners Leon and June Bernicoff and homosexual friends Stephen Webb and Chris Steed about possible spin-off shows.

Michael Le Vell's rehab is being paid for by 'Coronation Street' bosses.
The troubled actor, who plays car mechanic Kevin Webster, has been temporarily written out of the ITV soap following his admission to having snorted cocaine, but bosses are said to have revealed that they want him back once he's overcome his substance abuse issues and are reportedly paying for his £2,000-a-week rehab despite him still receiving wages of £9,000-a-month.
A source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "ITV recognises that Michael needs help and are doing all they can for him.
"He is picking up his basic salary, just as he did during his legal fight last year, and they have also agreed to pay his fees at the clinic. They are very keen for him to get fit and well, and back to the show."
The 49-year-old star admitted that he first took cocaine "in a moment of weakness" a week before his child-abuse trial last year, for which he has been cleared of all charges, and although he was opposed to receiving treatment at first, he agreed when bosses suggested it last month.
Michael returned to the soap last month and will feature until the end of April but will then be absent from the famous cobbles until bosses are satisfied that he is well enough to be written back into the storylines.
Fellow 'Coronation Street' stars Craig Charles (Lloyd Mullaney) and Jimmi Harkishin (Dev Alahan) have both returned to the soap following successful drug rehab treatment in the past.

James Corden believes moving BBC Three online is the right decision for the channel.
The 35-year-old actor became a household name playing Smithy in the hit comedy series 'Gavin and Stacey', which first two series were broadcast on the digital channel.
Corden accepts he is probably in a "public minority" but is convinced the corporation's decision to take BBC Three off television in autumn 2015 - due to financial limitations caused by the license fee freeze - and make it online only is correct because it is safeguarding the channel's future.
Speaking to The Guardian newspaper, he said: "If they were saying, 'We're closing BBC Three and this avenue is closed to new writers and creators', then I would be as outraged as people are about it [not] being on TV.
"Provided there is still a commitment to it as a channel and there's investment in young writers and young performers and young directors, and its programmes ... are aimed at a new and fresh audience, then actually online is the best place for it to be."
Corden thinks the complaints by some of the channel's stars such as Nick Grimshaw and Jack Whitehall are misguided and insists the future of entertainment is going to be heavily influenced by the web.
The funnyman is also unsure if his show 'Gavin & Stacey' - which was eventually broadcast on BBC One - would be commisioned by BBC Three if he and co-writer Ruth Jones pitched it now.
He added: "If I was sat here telling you I had just signed a huge deal with Netflix you'd be going, 'Wow, that's amazing.' You can't see it as, 'Oh, it's no longer a channel because it's not on TV' ... I think it (BBC Three) should always be at the forefront of what is fresh and exciting, and therefore it should be the first channel to exist online ... The truth is I don't know if 'Gavin & Stacey' would be commissioned by BBC3 today. It has a much younger outlook now."
An online petition to stop BBC Three from being taken off digital TV has attracted over 225,000 signatures, while the station's controller Zai Bennett has described the planned move as "perverse".

Lady Gaga marched David Letterman's audience out of the studio to watch her perform last night (02.04.14).
The 'Born this Way' hitmaker stepped onto the stage at New York's Ed Sullivan Theater while the 'Late Show' host was interviewing Bill Murray to invite the 500-strong crowd to the nearby Roseland Ballroom, where she is playing a string of concerts until it closes for good next week.
She said: "Hey, what are you guys doing tonight, 'cause I have a show across the street and if you want to come over, I'll bring you. You can see the performance. I'll bring the audience...You can come over and I'll sing you some songs."
The trio of stars then herded the crowd over to the 95-year-old venue, with Bill shouting: "Today, come on, let's go, while we're young. Come on, while we're young. Please move it!"
Fans had known Gaga was scheduled to perform on the show, but had no idea what she had planned.
One elated audience member said: "This is so awesome. It's amazing. We're so excited we had no idea! We knew we'd see her but didn't know we were going to the Roseland."
Though the 'Poker Face' singer previously appeared on the programme as a guest in 2011, last night was her first performance on the show.

Miley Cyrus broke down in tears on stage last night (02.04.14).
The 'Wrecking Ball' hitmaker was soundchecking for her 'Bangerz' concert in Boston in front of a group of fans and wept as she dedicated a rendition of Fleetwood Mac's 'Landslide' to her beloved dog Floyd, who passed away earlier this week.
She said: "I'm sure you guys already know, but the reason that I'm so upset is my dog, I shouldn't say he was my favourite but he was my favourite, he passed away.
"I just wanna do a song for him. We used to always listen to Fleetwood Mac together, it's his favourite song...so I wanna do this song for Floyd. This song is 'Landslide'.
The 21-year-old star wept at other moments during the show, and she later shared a hug with 14-year-old sister Noah, who came to offer support.
Miley announced yesterday that the Alaskan Klee Kai had passed away.
The heartbroken star posted on Twitter: "Today is the 2nd worst day of my life. I don't wanna say it because I don't want it to be real... But my precious baby Floyd has passed away. I am broken. I know I don't mean it but I wish he would've taken me with him this is unbearable. What am I gonna do without him? I am miserable."
Miley - who owns several rescue dogs - is no stranger to coping with canine death after her Yorkshire terrier Lila was fatally attacked by her English bulldog Ziggy in December 2012.
The former 'Hannah Montana' singer even dedicated her performance at the 'VH1 Divas' concert to her departed mutt.
She wrote on Twitter at the time: "For everyone asking... I have never been so hurt in my life. My heart has never been so broken..... Lila my sweet baby girl has passed away."

Kirsten Dunst thinks women need a "knight in shining armour".
The 31-year-old actress - who is in a relationship with actor Garrett Hedlund - believes traditional gender roles are still important and there is something "valuable" in ladies staying at home to "nurture" their families.
She said: "I feel like the feminine has been a little undervalued.
"We all have to get our own jobs and make our own money, but staying at home, nurturing, being the mother, cooking - it's a valuable thing my mum created.
"And sometimes, you need your knight in shining armour. I'm sorry. You need a man to be a man and a woman to be a woman. That's why relationships work..."
The 'Melancholia' star began her career when she was just three years old and she was always worried that her acting would make her a target for bullies.
She admitted in an interview with the new issue of Britain's Harper's Bazaar magazine: "None of [my friends] were actors, really. I actually underplayed myself [at school] because I didn't want to be a target. The fact that I was an actress made me nervous. I never wanted to be called names or anything. I was afraid of that."
While Kirsten loves her acting career, she is keen to try her hand at directing in the future.
She said: "I would love it. I love getting immersed in things and being busy all the time. It's just that I'm not going to write my own script. I don't think I can, I honestly don't.
"It would be easier to find a book to adapt. But, I'm not interested in directing right now. Maybe in three years. Who knows? Maybe I'll have children then. I probably will - one day - want to try it."

Mariah Carey wants Nick Cannon to keep his "whorish" past to himself.
The 'Hero' hitmaker has expressed concern to her husband of six years after he shamelessly discussed his previous sexual partners, which include Kim Kardashian, Christina Milian and Nicole Scherzinger, during a radio interview on Power 106.FM last week, as she wants him to keep their sex life private.
Speaking on Mariah's reaction to his sex list, Nick told Huffington Post Live: "[Mariah] said to me, 'Oh yeah, by the way could you keep your whore-ish past to yourself if you're doing any interviews?' I was like, 'Got you.'"
Nick - who has twins Moroccan and Monroe, two, with Mariah - admits being "brutally honest" does get him into trouble, but defended his decision to discuss his sex list by insisting his dating history is already public knowledge and he was in a loving relationship with all the celebrities he named.
He added: "I'm brutally honest. I'm honest to a fault. [But] that's old news. Everybody I named I was in a relationship with, in love with, had been seen on red carpets with, had done several interviews with, so it wasn't like it was this big revealing list like I was Lindsay Lohan or something."
Meanwhile, the 'America's Got Talent' host insists being quizzed on his sexual history was inappropriate because he's married and argues Brad Pitt - who has been with Angelina Jolie for 10 years - doesn't get probed on his sex life.
Nick added: "You wouldn't ask Brad Pitt these questions, because he's got one hell of a list."

Chris Evans says working for Marvel has been the "biggest blessing" in his life.
The 32-year-old actor - who recently hit the big screen as the titular superhero in 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' - insists starring in the superhero films has changed "the game" for him and he is extremely grateful for that.
Talking to Collider.com, he said: "I have a six movie contract with Marvel and I absolutely plan on fulfilling them. This is without a doubt the biggest blessing in my life. Marvel has literally changed the game for me."
Evans - who first worked for Marvel when he played Johnny Storm in the 'Fantastic Four' films - is preparing for 'The Avengers: Age of Ultron', which is due for release in 2015, and although he is careful not to reveal too many details regarding the plot he claims the script is "great".
He explained: "Every time I've read a Marvel script they surpass it. You read it and you think this is going to be great. And then they make it and it's even better. The script is great. If that's any indication I think we're in a for a great movie."

Juno Temple and Jesse Plemons are in talks to join Johnny Depp in 'Black Mass'. The 24-year-old actress will play prostitute Deborah Hussey, who was also the stepdaughter of Flemmi, who is Depp's character, Boston crime kingpin-turned-fugitive Whitey ...

Harry Styles has been working on new tracks with OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder.
The One Direction star - whose band mates Liam Payne and Louis Tomlinson also worked with Ryan on their last album 'Midnight Memories' - has stepped into the studio with the songwriter on his own for the first time.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Harry and Ryan have been working on new material together.
"They've met a number of times before with the band but have never worked together properly.
"There's a mutual appreciation there. If there's one person to get the best out of Harry, it's Ryan.
"The new relationship will come in handy if Harry ever try his hand at going solo."
Ryan has worked with the likes of Elle Goulding and Leona Lewis and has been back in the studio writing with Adele on material for her highly-anticipated new album, the follow-up to the chart-conquering '21'.
Meanwhile, One Direction - also formed of Zayn Malik and Niall Horan - have been working on their next record.
Liam said: "We just wanna make good music, and this album - honestly, every lad out there tonight who's thinking One Direction are this and that. Literally, next album - pick up our album and see what you feel."

Michael Jackson's family claim he would not approve of the upcoming 'Xscape' album.
The late King of Pop's nephew, TJ Jackson, who along with his brothers Taryll and Taj formed the pop group 3T, insists his late uncle was a "perfectionist" and would not be happy with the collection of new material being released without his final seal of approval.
Speaking of the album, which sees eight unheard tracks released on May 13, TJ told the Sun newspaper: "I have mixed emotions because as an artist and as his nephew I know he'd want a final listen before anything he did was released to the public.
"Saying that though, that's my uncle and I want him and anything associated with him to be successful."
Michael's label Epic records announced on Monday (31.03.14) that they would release the new tracks from the late singer's vaults with music executive L.A. Reid lining up producers to "contemporise" the record.
Fans have been reassured the album will only be helmed by producers Michael had worked with in the past or expressed a strong interest in collaborating with.
Timbaland has been named the lead producer, while Rodney Jerkins, Stargate, Jerome 'Jroc' Harmon and John McClain have also worked on the project.

Britain's Zara Phillips is training her husband's horse to win the first £1million Grand National.
The 32-year-old royal - who is married to Mike Tindall with whom she has 11-week-old daughter Mia - helps Michael Scudamore train Monbeg Dude at the Princess Royal's Gatcombe Park estate in the Cotswolds.
Michael told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "The Dude certainly likes his visits to Gatcombe by royal appointment - it's a lovely place and it's something different for him.
"I've been taking him over there most Mondays since the start of the season.
"Zara hasn't been able to ride him because she was pregnant for most of the schooling but I think she enjoys it.
"She decides what exercises he should do and Mia is usually nearby - tucked up nice and warm in her buggy.
"The aim has been to improve The Dude's footwork because he was being a little bit lazy at his obstacles and making mistakes.
"He's much sharper now and I think Zara takes great pride in how his jumping has improved.
"To have someone that talented in the team is utterly invaluable."
Mike bought the horse an auction four years ago after he made a joke bid of £12,000.
The 2014 Grand National will take place on April 5.