Posted on 03/20/2010 4:58:36 AM PDT by BannedinBostonx
The project, which is tentatively titled Sarah Palins Alaska. Palin is asking for $1 million to $1.5 million per episode.
Sarah Palin is following a trajectory more Kardashian than politician, demanding a big paycheck in her quest for reality-TV stardom. After shopping her TV docudrama to major broadcast and cable networks, two channels A&E and Discovery have expressed interest in the project, which is tentatively titled Sarah Palins Alaska. Palin is asking for $1 million to $1.5 million per episode, considered a hefty amount for a first-year cable series. The show executive-produced by reality-television guru Marc Burnett will feature the former governor touring her home state, completing activities such as visiting fishing boats or trekking to a gold mine. There had better be a caribou-hunting episode or else this really has no business calling itself a Sarah Palin Alaska show.
Hey loser, Reagan wasn't being sued into bankruptcy by Obama minions and on the verge of losing his house because of nasty Rat political tactics.
The "Palin quit" mantra of you rubber room 3rd Party morons is not only willfully blind but also obnoxiously dishonest.
Get a life!
Non-Sequitur | Post #282:You've got to pull your head out and look around from time to time. She's running.
LOL!
Why don't you two "concerned about Sarah" posters argue the point with each other and leave everybody else alone.
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Palin quit. She is no Reagan, not by a long shot. She should be doing the job for which she campaigned and to which she was elected. Instead she quit to write a book, get a gig on FOX and join the ranks of TV celebrities. But, hey, at least she's fighting the good fight, right?
Nothing like seeing the anti-capitalists, anti-free enterprise, anti-market types go nuts over what OTHERS make.
You left out the numerous political writings and speeches that she's making.
I think that she realizes this and is making hay while the sun shines.
ROTFLMAO!!!! Because I enjoy watching the antics of folks like you.
But she's pitching herself as the narrator, isn't she? She should try and get Mike Rowe.
The 1-1.5 million dollar per episode price may not be realistic. She is targeting cable channels and they have a much smaller budget than NBC or CBS.
I think her show will definitely get a budget on the higher end of the cable tv pay scale, but it will be nowhere near Seinfeld.
GOD
Are they shooting caribou?
Barrow.
Every time she shows her face on TV, ratings go through the roof and it's not the Super Bowl. What do you think the network will be charging advertisers to sponsor Palin's show? The first commercial break will pay her salary. This is another stupid non-issue, generated by the media.
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If we all just quit replying to wtc, the stink will dissipate.
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I wouldn’t want to associate Sarah Palin with Truman, nor Ike; both of them were scoundrels IMO; they had the opportunity to nip global socialism in the bud, but instead chose to coddle it.
Sarah is our one and only chance to undo the dreck that started with them.
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If you have no answers, you might as well hide, or quit, it seems to you guys that is the honorable thing to do.
This may go down as one of best political moves in history. Have a network pay you to do a long political infomercial about your home state and you. What a way to reintroduce yourself to the American people. This will show America the type of life she has led. Amazing!
And with that mindless little jibe, I would appreciate you removing me from your ping list. I don't need to be bothered by a man who will not think.
Sarah is a hot commodity these days, and a lot people want her on their show, rallies, speeches, etc. A show about Alaska with Sarah hosting it would generate a lot of viewers, thus generating great ratings - so I don't see how capitalism is only good for the cable networks but not for the person hosting the show.
ROTFLMAO!!!! Because I enjoy watching the antics of folks like you.
You answer my question and you make my point.
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