Following her announcement in October that she would not be running for president, Sarah Palin has been busy pitching a follow-up to her TLC show 'Sarah Palin's Alaska'.
But so far no networks are ready to bite on the series that would focus on Palin's husband, Todd, and his career as a championship snowmobile racer.
Palin and Mark Burnett, who produced the TLC series, have already pitched the program to TLC, Discovery and A&E.
However, the networks are said to be talking at the steep asking price -- similar to her previous series -- of close to $1 million per episode.
Another concern is whether the former Alaska governor could still bring in the viewers.
'Sarah Palin's Alaska' debuted to a strong 5 million viewers in November, but viewership had dwindled to 2.5 million by the time it wrapped up in January 2011.
Following her announcement in October that she would not be running for president, Sarah Palin has been busy pitching a follow-up to her TLC show 'Sarah Palin's Alaska'.
