"Nickelodeon Alums Speak Out: Drake Bell's Disappointment and Apologies"
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Former child star Drake Bell criticizes Nickelodeon's response to the "Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV" documentary, calling it "pretty empty" and expressing disappointment with the network's handling of his trauma. Bell revealed that he was sexually assaulted by acting coach Brian Peck and criticized Nickelodeon for continuing to air their shows. The documentary also details the toxic work environment promoted by Nickelodeon exec Dan Schneider, who recently issued an apology for his past behavior.
- Drake Bell disappointed with Nickelodeon's response to 'Quiet on Set' doc: 'Pretty empty' New York Post
- Drake Bell Says Nickelodeon’s Response to ‘Quiet on Set’ Is ‘Pretty Empty’: ‘They Still Show Our Shows’ While ‘I Have to Pay for My Own Therapy’ Variety
- Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide stars apologize to Drake Bell for joking about his childhood sexual a Daily Mail
- Nickelodeon alum Josh Peck speaks out about documentary Los Angeles Times
- Quiet on Set: Oklahoma-born actor James Marsden wrote support letter for Drake Bell's abuser Oklahoman.com
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