Quiet on Set Exposes Disturbing Behind-the-Scenes Behavior at Nickelodeon

The documentary series reveals allegations of child abuse, racism, and sexual assault involving former child stars and producers.

Raquel Lee Bolleau recounts being humiliated on set during 'The Amanda Show,' describing an incident where she was repeatedly spit on by Amanda Bynes.
Bryan Hearne and other actors of color share experiences of discrimination and pressure to represent their race while working at Nickelodeon.
Producer Dan Schneider and vocal coach Brian Peck are highlighted for creating toxic and abusive environments, with Peck having served prison time for assaulting a minor.
Raquel Lee Bolleau expresses her disillusionment with the entertainment industry, announcing her departure following her experiences depicted in the series.
The series has sparked a broader conversation about the treatment of child actors and the need for systemic change in the entertainment industry.