Investigation Discovery’s, a four-part series, premiered on Sunday, March 17, 2024. The docuseries look into the recent allegations made against The final two episodes will air on ID this .
Quiet on Set delves into several allegations of abuse, sexual misconduct, and a toxic environment of sets of popular TV shows. Former child actors and staff members have alleged that a one-time prominent writer-producer Dan Schneider, Jason Handy, animator Ezel Channel, and dialogue coach/actor Brian Peck. While Schneider had repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, the latter three are now convicted sex offenders, reported The New York Post.
The docuseries includes interviews with former All That actors Bryan Hearne, Katrina Johnson, Giovonnie Samuels, and Kyle Sullivan. Others include Raquel Lee Bolleau (The Amanda Show), Drake Bell (Drake and Josh), and Alexis Nikolas (Zoey 101), among others. Additionally, two writers and a director allegedly faced a toxic environment on Nickelodeon’s show sets.
Brandis mom recounts shocking emails Jason Handy sent to her daughter
Quiet On Set: The Dark Side Of Kids TV premieres on Sunday, March 17 at 9/8c on ID or <a href=«https://twitter.com/StreamOnMax?ref_src=» https:>@streamonmax
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According to Fox News, Quiet on Set’s second episode details the case of Jason Handy, a production assistant. Handy was often responsible for escorting the child actors around on set. In the docuseries, a woman, identified as MJ, spoke about her daughter, identified as Brandi, as a victim of Handy. MJ claimed to have received inappropriate emails from him. USA Today further reported MJ noted, “We as parents were not allowed on the set.” She recalled Handy being “very charismatic, very charming.”
The outlet reported that Brandi was a guest star on The Amanda Show for one episode. The then-11-year-old stayed connected with Handy via email for future opportunities. MJ claimed that their email exchanges seemed “innocent” but alleged that on
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