The Other Side of Nostalgia: Quiet On Set Reflections

In Episode 82, my good friend Anika and I discuss the documentary “Quiet On Set, The Dark Side of Kids TV,” which exposes the toxic work environment behind Nickelodeon.
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4:00 – Amanda Bynes: Heavily talked about but no appearance
7:10 – Thinking twice about sharing shows from our childhood with our future kids
8:18 – No one was held accountable for the sexual references in Nickelodeon tv show scripts (All That, Zoey 101, Sam & Cat).
11:40 – Heartbroken hearing Drake Bell’s story
16:27 – Confused by the lack of media coverage of Brian Peck’s conviction
17:57 – Nickelodeon’s negative impact on child actor’s relationship with their parents
20:21 – Racial stereotypes in All That skits. 
21:51 – Raquel’s story (My favourite cast member from The Amanda Show)
26:34 – The shadiness of Quiet On Set producers
30:03 – Audience Question
32:36 – Questioning the child entertainment industry 
37:52 – Supporting survivors 
42:07 – Brandy’s story
46:19 – Has Nickelodeon apologized since this documentary came out?
48:27 – The vibe of the bonus episode’s host was off
53:34 – Final remarks