Lindsay Lohan reality show won't be about stalking Samantha Ronson

Lindsay Lohan is still totally stalking on-again (sort of, who knows?) lover Samantha Ronson. This comes after Lindsay basically followed Samantha around London like a lost puppy - and when Lohan wasn't around Samantha, she got wasted and complained to everyone who would listen that she felt so, like, caged. After Lohan followed Sam back to Los Angeles, the stalking has continued, but according to paparazzi and gossip sources, Samantha is getting really tired of the drama.

According to the latest report from The Gossip Girls, Lindsay showed up at Sam's house late Friday night in utter desperation. Of course, the paps were there, and they watched as Lindsay waited for a long time on Sam's doorstep before finally letting her in. Apparently, Lindsay was in tears' as she waited.

That came just one night after Lohan went out with Ryan Seacrest, then spent the night at his house. According to multiple reports, Ryan wants to produce a reality show for Lindsay. But don't get your hopes up for some kind of Chaotic Part Deux: The Lindsay and Samantha Show'. According to Seacrest sources, the show would be of the feel-good self-help variety, in which people are given money to finance their second chances. Lindsay, it is said, would be either the host or one of the judges or something like that:

Ryan Seacrest and Lindsay Lohan were spotted out together in Hollywood Thursday night, but it turns out that their meetup was strictly business.

'Met with Lindsay last night about a show idea I have for her...it helps people and gives others a second shot!' Ryan wrote on his Twitter page on Friday, one day after he and the actress went to H.Wood in L.A. 'Still putting it all together.'

The American Idol host is no stranger to producing. In addition to his radio hosting gig, the star has lent his TV production talents to E!'s Keeping Up with the Kardashians as well as Brody Jenner MTV show, Bromance.

Lohan also mentioned details of the project on her Twitter page Friday.

'Working on a really great project for television — I am excited!' she wrote. 'Something meaningful like Extreme Home Makeover on ABC... :)'

According to TMZ.com, the premise of the potential series is that real people who are on the wrong track and looking for a second chance are given $1 million to make it happen. Lohan, no stranger to the concept, would likely serve on a panel of judges who hear contestants' stories.

[From US Weekly]

I really think Lindsay might do better with just a simple reality show about her - just cameras following her around and she does her thing. Basically, what is happening now, only the cameras would have a bit more access, and they could force Lindsay to do some of sort of confessional thing, Real World-style. This would also work better because Lindsay can't stand when anyone pulls focus from what's really important - her and her alone.

Lindsay is shown outside Samantha's house on 6/19/09. Credit: David Tonnessen, PacificCoastNews.com. She is also shown outside Sam's house on 6/18/09. Credit: Fame Pictures