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"Docuseries exposes dark reality of Nickelodeon's kids TV."

ABC News — April 5, 2024, 03:00 AM UTC

Summary: "Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV" exposes Nickelodeon's dark reality, featuring abuse and inappropriate behavior allegations. The docuseries, watched by over 16 million viewers, reveals stories from cast and crew, including Drake Bell, about working with creator Dan Schneider. Schneider apologized for his actions in a 19-minute video response. The series is available to stream in Australia on platforms like Binge, ID, and Fetch.

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  1. [5.8]
    "Documentary series exposes child abuse in Nickelodeon shows." (The Conversation)
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    "Documentary exposes child sexual abuse in TV industry." (ABC News)
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    Drake Bell appreciates Josh Peck's private support (Hollywood Reporter)
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    Nickelodeon stars speak out about abuse allegations in docuseries (Hollywood Reporter)
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    "Documentary reveals abuse on Nickelodeon sets, supports victims." (The Independent)
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    "Quiet on Set: Breaking the Silence" premieres April 7 (Hollywood Reporter)
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    "Documentary exposes dark side of kids TV industry." (ABC News)
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    Corrells apologize to Drake Bell for supporting sex offender (Variety)
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    Exposé reveals toxic behavior in kids TV industry (The Guardian)
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