Former Alaska governor said to be pitching an outdoorsy follow to "Sarah Palin's Alaska"
Sarah Palin may be looking for a buyer for her new reality show.
Sarah Palin is hunting for a buyer for her new reality show, according to a report.
Burnett previously produced "Sarah Palin's Alaska," which premiered a year ago on TLC with a record 5 million viewers.
TLC parent network Discovery Communications had gone through a bidding war with rival A&E Networks to land the polarizing pol -- for a reported $1 million an episode.
But after "Sarah's Palin Alaska's" blockbuster debut, the show dropped to an average 3.2 million viewers a week and was not renewed for a second season. Entertainment Weekly speculated at the time that Palin might have pulled the plug on another season because it would have complicated a possible presidential run.
This time both Discovery and A&E have passed on Palin's new show, sources told The Hollywood Reporter.
THR reported that Palin's declining star power and request for another $1 million an episode payday have been complicating efforts to sell the project.