Season 1 – Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV

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Jacob C. @RT08567168 Oct 21 The absolute ONLY reason I’m giving this a 5-star rating is because I believe the kids (adults now). Dan Schneider may have had Drake Bell’s back when he was assaulted by Brian Peck, but Dan should’ve known better than to hire someone like him. And the way Dan treated the kids and the staff members too was completely unprofessional. Hope Dan begs for forgiveness and never works for the production company again. See more Gabriel M @Anonymous12 Jul 17 For the dark side of Hollywood, this is probably the most scariest documentary I’ve ever watched more than Leaving Neverland & Surviving R. Kelly. What’s even more sad is what happened with Drake Bell. It caused me to panic and i almost didn’t recover days later after seeing it. I almost wanted to distance myself from Nickelodeon shows due to this documentary. Under any circumstances, parents should not let their kids or teens see this documentary due to the explicit descriptions of sexual abuse involving children. The TV-14 rating doesn’t work for this documentary, should be TV-MA. Or if this was to instead be released in theaters, the MPAA should either give it an R or NC-17 rating. Please use extreme caution if you’re going to see this. If you’re not a strong person, you probably won’t recover. See more Kevin P @RT55971421 01/26/2025 A heartbreaking and harrowing deep dive into mistreatment of child stars and other staff members on set of Nickelodeon sitcoms ran by Dam Schneider. Drake Bell and Jennette Macurdy’s stories were particularly devastating to hear. It definitely gives you a new perspective of how the child star industry works, is tainted, and how it can be reformed. See more Derek L @RT51637195 08/17/2024 Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV is well documented that highlights the darkness hidden behind the scenes of Nickelodeon Studios which is well known for producing the likes of iCarly, Drake & Josh etc. I do feel sorry to all those young kids who endured the toxic environment caused by Dan Schneider, Brian Peck and so on. See more Steve S @RT45882941 07/18/2024 This 5-part documentary was interesting, but sometimes feels like a bit of a hit piece on Dan Schnider. It would have been interesting if he had participated and told his side of the story. The 3rd episode featuring Drake Bell’s story was riveting, although they kind of glossed over his own inappropriate behavior in episode 4. Some of the stories are certainly disturbing, but I was actually expecting more revelations than the documentary provided. Worth a watch, but not quite as good as I was expecting. See more Dayne R @RT17744214 05/10/2024 It's truly heartbreaking to hear everyone's story especially with what they've gone through. I feel so bad for Drake Bell and Amanda Bynes especially with the trauma they've been through and carrying their whole life. Dan Schnieder, Brian Peck and all the other suspects deserve to rot in the worst prisons possible for the rest of their lives. Jeannette MCcurdy also mentions him in her book and even though it doesn't name him, she still says the creator. See more Read all reviews

Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV — Season 1

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