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"Documentary exposes child sexual abuse in TV industry."

ABC News — April 8, 2024, 10:00 PM UTC

Summary: "Quiet on Set" documentary exposes child sexual abuse in the children's TV industry, with 20 million US viewers. Drake Bell reveals abuse by Nickelodeon coach Brian Peck, who served 16 months in prison. Former cast members speak out, rejecting apologies from industry figures. More victims share experiences, advocating for industry reform and child protection laws. "Breaking the Silence" special episode airs on April 19, continuing the conversation on improving child safety in Hollywood.

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    "Documentary series exposes child abuse in Nickelodeon shows." (The Conversation)
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    "Docuseries exposes dark reality of Nickelodeon's kids TV." (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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    Corrells apologize to Drake Bell for supporting sex offender (Variety)
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    "Documentary exposes dark side of kids TV industry." (ABC News)
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    Exposé reveals toxic behavior in kids TV industry (The Guardian)
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