The Sound of Music earned NBC 18.6 million viewers and, judging by the onslaught of Wal-Mart commercials, a whole pile of ad revenue. Since money talks louder than a bunch of nasty teenagers with Twitter accounts, the network has already promised to give us another live musical next year.

To ensure the tradition continues to be a success, we’ve lined up a few possibilities for NBC to consider.

Have a suggestion of your own? Share them in the comments below!

Peter Pan starring Pink

NBC originally broadcasted this show in 1955 and it's still a classic. Plus, Pink has proven she can belt out songs while dangling precariously above a stage. Seems like a match made in heaven to us. Move over, Mary Martin.

A Chorus Line starring Elizabeth Berkley

This classic backstage extravaganza has no sets or costume changes, so a televised performance would be a breeze. And after Berkley’s untimely dismissal from Dancing with the Stars, we’d love to see her get another shot at becoming a goddess.

West Side Story starring Zac Efron

Everyone knows and loves this musical. Also, maybe we could work in a reason for Tony to take his shirt off?

My Fair Lady starring Cher Lloyd

Classic score? Check. Reality show winner? Check. Unintelligible accent? Double check. Plus, Lloyd's giant, expressive eyes could probably fool people into believing she’s really acting.

The Wiz starring Amber Riley

Like Berkley, Riley’s proven her dancing chops on Dancing with the Stars—and Glee prepped her for the show's singing and acting requirements. Plus, this way we can get Audra McDonald back—as Aunt Em.

Funny Girl starring Lea Michele

You know her agent is already pushing for it. Just let her have this one. The girl's been through a lot.

Hello, Dolly! starring Carol Channing

This might be another Barbra movie, but Channing played the title role in five stage productions over 30 years, so she probably has it committed to memory by now. And if she doesn’t, that might be just as entertaining as Underwood.

Mame starring Cher

This one’s been rumored for longer than we can remember, though it's admittedly a long shot: Cher will be busy with her tour and would cost way too much money. And Mame isn’t the most mainstream of musicals (shocking, I know. But it’d still be drop-dead fabulous to see a grand diva playing a grand diva. And how about Lady Gaga as Agnes Gooch?