NEW YORK (AP) -- Sarah Palin"s travelogue array about Alaska has landed at the TLC network, and filming is set to proceed this summer.
Network owners Discovery Communications voiced Thursday that it had acquired rights to the eight-part series, constructed by "Survivor" writer Mark Burnett. The understanding lands "Sarah Palin"s Alaska" on the network that additionally front "Jon & Kate Plus 8," "Cake Boss" and "I Didn"t Know I Was Pregnant."
The array tells stories of a little of Alaska"s singular facilities as seen by the eyes of the former governor.
Burnett and Palin had been pitching the array to assorted networks in new weeks and had been asking for $1.2 million an episode, deliberate costly in the universe of nonfiction television. Discovery got the array for about $1 million an episode, according to dual radio management team informed with the understanding who spoke on condition of anonymity since their networks don"t plead such sum publicly.
No air date has been set for the series.
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