Steve Burns Reacts to 'Quiet on Set' Allegations, Expresses Horror and Heartbreak

The 'Blue's Clues' star, without direct insights, shares public's dismay over Nickelodeon abuse revelations.

Steve Burns, the original host of 'Blue's Clues,' expresses shock and sorrow over the revelations in the 'Quiet on Set' docuseries, which details alleged abuse within Nickelodeon.
'Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV' uncovers allegations of abuse and inappropriate behavior by Nickelodeon staff, including a convicted dialogue coach and producer Dan Schneider.
The docuseries sparked widespread conversation and a bonus episode titled 'Breaking the Silence,' featuring new interviews with former child stars.
Burns, having left 'Blue's Clues' in 2002 due to severe clinical depression, has no direct insights but shares the public's horror and heartbreak.
Former Nickelodeon stars, including Drake Bell and Bryan Hearne, share their traumatic experiences, prompting a broader discussion on the toxic culture in children's television.