Brian “Angel” Andrews is just wrapping the third season of Making the Band 4, a musical soap opera of sorts that chronicles the rise (and possible demise) of Diddy-helmed groups Day26 and Danity Kane. The long-running MTV saga’s season finale airs at 8 tonight.

But the Houston native is already making plans for his reality-TV future.

“There might be another season. We don’t know yet,” says Andrews, 28. He was home recently for a flurry of Day26 promotional duties and spent some time with his mother, sister, wife and two children (ages 3 and 4).

The R&B band’s sophomore album, Forever in a Day, was released Tuesday and showcases more personality and individual style than last year’s self-titled debut effort. First single Imma Put It on Her is slowly scaling the R&B charts.

“I love the fact that our fans get to see a side of us other artists don’t get to show. I would do a million more seasons of Making the Band. I would have no problem at all with that.”

MTB is, for the uninitiated, a down-and-dirty spin on American Idol. MTV and Diddy put potential contestants through a grueling set of auditions that resulted in the formation of Day26 on Aug. 26, 2007 (hence the moniker). Everything — tours, recording, rehearsals, arguments — has been chronicled in weekly doses.

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