Who We Are:
GRB Entertainment is an established trendsetter of unscripted alternative programming with a proven track record of highly-rated programming for networks worldwide. Intervention, GRB's groundbreaking A&E series (150+ episodes), has received multiple Emmy® Awards from the Television Academy of Arts & Sciences for Outstanding Reality Program.
GRB's other current successes include Aftermath with William Shatner, a hard-hitting interview expose series for Bio Channel; Confessions: Animal Hoarding, 18 one-hour episodes for Animal Planet; and season five of Untold Stories of the ER for TLC.
Other recent GRB productions include Is It Possible? for Discovery Channel; Alter-Eco with Adrian Grenier for Planet Green; the Emmy-nominated series We Mean Business for A&E; The Secret Life of a Soccer Mom for TLC; Super Swank for Travel Channel; and Your Place or Mine, a family game show for TLC.
GRB first burst onto the scene with male-oriented action programming and continues to produce such adrenaline-fests as Next Action Star, a competition series and TV movie produced with Joel Silver, for NBC; Cannonball Run: Race Across America, for USA; The Ultimate Stuntman for ABC; Medal of Honor for TNT; Wild World of Spike for Spike; Extreme Contact for Animal Planet; Hollywood’s Greatest Stunts for Discovery; and AXN: Action TV for Columbia TriStar.
GRB factual productions include Bone Detectives for Discovery Channel; True Caribbean Pirates for the History Channel; Full Force Nature for the Weather Channel; and Expeditions to the Edge for Nat Geo.
GRB has also developed and produced a strong slate of female-appeal series, including Princes of Malibu for Fox, Growing Up Gotti for A&E, Designer to the Stars for WE, The Agency for VH1, Beauty Shop Secrets for CMT, Tuckerville for TLC, Flight Attendant School for Travel Channel, and Reconcilable Differences for Discovery Health Channel.
Celebrating its 25th successful year as a producer and distributor, GRB’s programs are aired in primetime in more than 190 countries by the largest broadcasters in the world, including ITV and Channel 4 (U.K.), Canal+ and TF1 (France), Global and Life Network (Canada), RTL and ProSieben (Germany), Fuji-TV and TBS (Japan), Nine Network and Foxtel (Australia) and Televisa (Mexico).