Los Angeles, CA – A new episode of “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV” is set to air, shedding light on troubling claims surrounding Nickelodeon in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The documentary series, which premiered recently, features interviews with former child stars who reveal a toxic work environment and alleged abuse they faced while working with producer Dan Schneider on popular shows like “All That” and “The Amanda Show.”
The upcoming fifth episode, titled “Breaking the Silence,” will premiere on Investigation Discovery on Sunday, April 7 at 8 p.m. It will include new interviews with stars like Drake Bell from “Drake & Josh,” Giovonnie Samuels, Bryan Christopher Hearne, and their families. The show will also see the first appearance of Shane Lyons, another former cast member of “All That.”
Led by broadcast journalist Soledad O’Brien, the cast will gather for a group conversation to discuss the impact of the first four episodes and explore ways to create a safer environment for young actors in the entertainment industry.
Previous episodes of the series have revealed instances of racism, uncomfortable on-set experiences, and allegations of abuse and misconduct. Stars like Drake Bell have come forward with stories of childhood sexual abuse, sparking a conversation about the dark side of the entertainment industry.
Since its release, the documentary has received significant attention, with former Nickelodeon stars speaking out about their experiences and showing support for those who have shared their stories. The show has sparked discussions about the treatment of young actors in the industry and the need for a safer work environment.
As the series continues to uncover disturbing revelations and prompt important conversations, it serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by child stars and the importance of creating a supportive and safe environment for all performers. Tune in to the upcoming episode to learn more about the experiences of these former child stars and the impact of their stories.