After years of growth by administrators Mary Robertson and Emma Schwartz, “Quiet on Set: The Darkish Facet of Children TV” aired on ID this week, with episodes now obtainable to stream on Max.

The tell-all docuseries options Nickelodeon solid and crew who share horror tales about on-set experiences working with Dan Schneider through the late 90’s and early 2000’s, with some alleging circumstances of sexism, racism and inappropriate habits between Schneider and his younger solid members.

“Quiet on Set” options people who labored with Schneider on a few of Nickelodeon’s largest hits, together with “The Amanda Present,” “iCarly,” “Victorious” and “Sam & Cat.” One story alleges that crew members have been requested to constantly therapeutic massage Schneider’s neck on set. “Dan deeply regrets asking anybody for neck massages,” Schneider’s consultant says in response. “Although they occurred in public settings, he is aware of this was extremely inappropriate and would by no means occur once more.”

One of many largest names featured within the documentary is Drake Bell, who for the primary time, reveals himself to be the John Doe sufferer in Brian Peck’s little one abuse case. Peck labored with Schneider as a appearing and dialogue coach on “All That” and “The Amanda Present.”

In a latest sit down with Selection, co-director Robertson spoke proudly in regards to the years of dedication she poured into the undertaking, saying that, though it’s a tough topic, she was, “actually pleased with and excited by the truth that we’re bringing ahead greater than a dozen sources who’ve by no means shared their tales publicly earlier than. And if Ariana Grande or anybody else who was on this universe needs to share extra with us, we’re very . We reached out to everybody that you just would possibly anticipate for remark and past.”

Stream “Quiet on Set” on Max.