PB&J Television

PB&J Television, also known as PB&J TV, is a television production company based in Santa Monica, California, USA.

For the unrelated children's TV network, see PBJ (TV network).
Logo of PB&J television

History

PB&J was started in 2004 by Julie Pizzi and Patty Ivins. Ivins has been working in reality television and news/documentary since 1996, and Pizzi since 1998. PB&J Television has executive produced NBC’s Sports Illustrated: Swimsuit Model Search, L.A. Riding Club for TLC, Showtime’s Reversal of Fortune, Style’s The Modern Girl’s Guide to Life, and CMT’s Pageant School: Becoming Miss America.[1]

Prior to forming PB&J, Ivins was the supervising producer of the hit TV series The Simple Life, and Pizzi was a creative vice president at Bunim-Murray Productions for five years. While at Bunim-Murry, Pizzi spearheaded development and executive produced several high-rated seasons of MTV's Road Rules, MTV's Real World/Road Rules Challenge and VH-1’s Born to Diva. Ivins also spent time at Bunim-Murray Productions, where she produced and directed various shows including MTV’S Making the Band, MTV’S Road Rules and Fox’s Who Wants to Be a Playboy Playmate? Together Ivins and Pizzi co-executive produced FOX's The Simple Life Reunion.[1]

In addition to reality television, both Ivins and Pizzi have produced many hours of documentary programming for Showtime, A&E, AMC, TLC and Discovery.[2]

Television productions
gollark: If you accelerate the rice enough, would it not experience blueshifted light energetic enough to cook it? Or is that what you said but more fancily?
gollark: Atheism has the latter I in it. Illuminati contains the letter I. Must I continue?
gollark: Eutectic beer.
gollark: The three core reactor types: power, efficiency, breader and brewer.
gollark: You need brewing reactors and efficiency reactors.

References
  1. PBandJ Archived 2008-06-10 at the Wayback Machine
  2. IMDB Profile for PB&J
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