Nickelodeon should be shut down permanently… It’s a disgusting rabbit hole to go down… Dan Schneider and all the rest of them…

These people are sick. Quentin Tarantino notoriously has a foot fetish as well and he's just another Hollywood pred6tor.👇🧐

Yes, and Balenciaga as well

Nickelodeon symbol is oddly shaped like Epsteins Island... IMHO it looks like the nickelodeon logo is mirrored

Nickelodeon and Disney both.

The number of children harmed will probably never be known. This is just the kids filmed on set. Not auditions. Not unfilmed. Not offscreen. 😔

Pedoville is about to get a wakeup call... The hammer is coming...

Yeah, I've been down this rabbit hole also. Dan Schneider is a real piece of you know what! I heard that Jamie Lynn Spears got pregnant from him which is why she left Hollywood...

One of the most explosive stories in terms of pop culture this year was the release of the documentary Quiet on Set. In this multiple-episode doc series, former Nickelodeon stars, and people who worked on the set of their most popular programs, came forward with explosive allegations, which ran the gamut from intimidation and bullying to full-on sexual assault of the minors starring in their programs. At the center of the controversy was producer Dan Schneider, who was the man behind all of the channel’s most popular program. He was renowned, and much praised in the industry for his knack for making stars of out of young actors, with some of his discoveries including Drake Bell, Amanda Bynes, and even Ariana Grande. However, for many years, there have been whispers and innuendos about his behaviour behind the scenes. While he was never accused of sexual assault, he came off pretty terribly in Quiet on Set, with many believing more allegations are to come. But what happened? How did a network whose programming was meant to educate and inspire children go so awry? In this special episode of JoBlo Scandals, our host Taylor James Johnson takes us on a deep dive into some of the most explosive revelations and allegations made against the network, and the people that worked for them over the years.

Interesting...