Los Angeles, CA – Fans are criticizing actor Josh Peck for his perceived lack of response to the recent abuse allegations made by his former co-star Drake Bell and other Nickelodeon alums in the docuseries “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV.” TikTok users called out Peck after he posted a video of himself lip-syncing to a viral sound, with some fans interpreting it as a subliminal reaction to the allegations.
Bell, who detailed the abuse he suffered at the hands of former Nickelodeon dialogue coach Brian Peck in the documentary, has not publicly called out Peck for his silence. Several Nickelodeon alums have shown support for Bell since his revelations, while some, like the cast of “Ned’s Declassified,” have faced backlash for making light of the allegations.
Peck and Bell, both 37, have been estranged for many years, with Peck revealing in a podcast in 2022 that they had not stayed in touch for over a decade. Despite their public falling out in 2017, Peck tied the knot with his wife in 2017, which Bell publicly expressed feeling snubbed about.
The docuseries has shed light on the dark side of the entertainment industry, with Bell bravely speaking out about his own experience with abuse. As more details emerge, fans continue to scrutinize Peck’s silence in the face of such serious allegations.
The entertainment industry is no stranger to scandals, but as survivors come forward to share their stories, the conversation around accountability and support for victims remains at the forefront. As Peck’s fans await a response from the actor, it is clear that the impact of these revelations will have lasting effects on the industry and those involved.
In an era where social media can amplify voices and hold celebrities accountable, the public will undoubtedly be watching closely to see how Peck and other figures implicated in the docuseries respond to these disturbing allegations. The conversation around abuse and accountability in the entertainment industry is far from over, and survivors like Bell continue to inspire others to speak out against injustice.