Welcome to Crappie Lake was one of those 30-minute reality TV shows that didn’t concentrate on the negative or who was betraying whom. Instead, the show allowed viewers to escape into a humorous world controlled by Luann de Lesseps and Sonja Morgan. The two women showed what giving back could do for a community in need. Frankly, a second season wouldn’t hurt fans’ morale.
Sonja and Luann Are a Pip
Sonja is everything, as I’ve pointed out numerous times. Her willingness to be funny yet genuine is a huge part of what made the first season of Crappie Lake so great. Between her bar/bra hanging in search of a man and her connections to VIPs, she always had something fun up her sleeves. Luann is a great sidekick who no longer needs to totally hog the limelight. The two women have a genuine friendship, which, at times, is hard to find in a Bravo series.
The women searched for catfish and went mudding, tried balls at the testicle festival, and helped celebrate Christmas in July. Without a doubt, Crappie Lake is one of the best shows Bravo has come up with in a long time. I mean, Sonja was humping Luann’s leg within the first minute of Episode 1—there is just no comparison. A second season would only show off more of the women’s quirky personalities, which fans are more than ready for.
Crappie Lake Was a Pleasant Surprise
Crappie Lake was anything but crappy, as having them both on the road again can only be a positive thing for Bravo since so many viewers wanted to see more during Season 1. With the success of the revival of tourism in Benton, Illinois, there are so many more cities that could benefit from Sonja and Luann’s help.
Watching Sonja and Luann in multiple locations would be easy since the formula would most likely always work. Bravo fans loved that Luann and Sonja were able to fit in and adapt to their surrounding without acting like they were above anyone else.
Will Bravo Greenlight Welcome to Crappie Lake Season 2?
Right now, nothing has been decided regarding the state of Crappie Lake Season 2. However, Luann has hinted, via Page Six, that there were “talks” about another season. The Berlin, CT native noted, “I don’t think they knew what to expect, but Sonja and I both grew up in small towns, so our lives have changed, sure, but we still are small-town girls at heart, so we really fell in love with them.”
I would love to see a second season because, honestly, the first season made me feel so good. It brought joy to me in the evenings and had me laughing as if I were surrounded by close friends. The only downside was realizing that these wonderful RHONY ladies would never be back on their original series—but this is a good replacement.
Possible Welcome to Crappie Lake Season 2 Locations
Season 2 could always explore a town like Kingston, NY, once a prospering manufacturing town on the Hudson. Now, while it is being built up again, there are still extremely broken-down areas that could use some tender loving care. Luann used to own a home close to Kingston, so the network would easily have a heartwarming story there.
The ladies could also look at Hot Springs, NC. This small-town vibe is known for its natural springs and mineral water. The former Real Housewives of New York City stars could explore the Appalachian Trail while becoming acquainted with hunting and other outdoor activities.
A third interesting option could be sending Sonja and Luann to Crystal River, FL, not to be confused with Jason Voorhees’ Camp Crystal Lake. The former has a chance of becoming a fun hot spot. The Bravo stars could lend a hand at the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge since they love animals. They could also check out Crystal River Archaeological State Park, with remains of an early Native American settlement. As you can see, there are plenty of new locations for the ladies to choose from.
TELL US – DO YOU WANT TO SEE A SECOND SEASON OF CRAPPIE LAKE?
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