Numerous headlines have been generated by “Quiet on the Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV”.

The four-part documentary series sheds new light on some of the most well-liked children’s shows of the 1990s and early 2000s by investigating claims of abuse and toxic behavior behind the scenes on shows like “Drake & Josh,” “The Amanda Show,” and “iCarly,” which were created by Dan Schneider for the Nickelodeon network.

Schneider has drawn criticism for his actions and the atmosphere on the sets of his television programs. In this documentary, Drake Bell (of “Drake & Josh”) tells his story about being mistreated for the first time by a dialogue coach who worked for Nickelodeon.

Where to watch ‘Quiet on the Set?’ Documentary

You can stream all four episodes on the Investigation Discovery network and Max.

Alongside Bell, the series features a talented ensemble of actors from “All That” and Alexa Nikolas from “Zoe 101.” Additionally, it includes the creative minds behind various shows, such as producers, writers, and crew members.

Dan Schneider Denies Allegations

Schneider has faced criticism in the past for allegedly sexualizing underage performers in his productions. Through a spokesman, he addressed Variety and refuted the allegations.

Jennette McCurdy Wrote About Nickelodeon

There have been more criticisms directed at the Nickelodeon children’s television empire beyond “Quiet on the Set”. “I’m Glad My Mom Died,” a best-selling memoir written by former “iCarly” and “Sam and Cat” star Jennette McCurdy, describes her experiences working on the series and her adventures on set.

How to watch ‘Quiet on the Set’

Currently streaming on Max and Investigation Discovery.