EXCLUSIVE: Terminal B TV, the company behind Netflix’s true-crime hit Unknown Number: The High School Catfish, has new representation.
The company, which was founded by Tom Forman, Chad Gutstein and Dave Metzler, has signed with Verve.
The move reunites Forman, who produced series such as Extreme Makeover: Home Edition and controversial CBS reality show Kid Nation and MTV’s Catfish, with Andy Stabile, who is now Head of Unscripted and a Partner at the agency. He previously repped Forman for around ten years from 2003 when he was at CAA.
Terminal B TV was founded in 2023. Last year, it produced Unknown Number: The High School Catfish, which explores a cyberbullying and harassment case in Michigan in association with Campfire Studios. The doc was a hit when it premiered, coming in as Netflix’s third most-watched film in August 2025 with 8.6M views in its first week, before landing the top spot the following week with another 26.3M views.
It is also behind TLC reality series The Baldwins, starring Alec Baldwin and his family, and E!’s Dirty Rotten Scandals: The Price Is Right.
The company is currently producing Hulu’s upcoming three-part docuseries Hunting Whitey, the story of notorious Boston mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger that Ben Affleck is narrating and exec producing via his Artists Equity company.
“I’m thrilled to be reuniting with Andy Stabile, who took a chance on me in the early 2000s when he had no reason to believe I could sell or run a show,” said Forman. “The team at Verve shares our independent spirit, our desire to do things differently, and our commitment to making really great television.”
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