Quiet On Set LIED!! 

hi Sparkles It's not only ironic but upsetting that the Actors and Artists featured in Quiet On Set, a documentary about child exploitation on the set of Nickelodeon children's television shows, were also exploited by the very own producers of Quiet On set. Like What!? Actor Raquel Lee who you may remember from the Amanda Show, came forward and addressed her issues with the documentary, specifically that she was not even informed of the content of the documentary when being asked to do it, nor during filming. Meanwhile, former Nickelodeon host, Marc Summers was featured on a CBC radio podcast admitting himself that the Quiet On Set production team actually ambushed him as well, to which he responded by walking off set!

My biggest shock of the whole thing is that Drake's abuser got less than a 2 year sentence. That is horrible. How did that happen? Even the laws don't protect these kids.

Such a good point Jordan about the lack of trauma coaches during the making of the documentary. So, so sad.

It triggers me that they left out some of the cast from the panel.

Alexis Nickolas also said Quiet On The Set did this to her also .. they didnt even ecknowledge her for the 5th show 💔

Raquel Lee deserves better. I support her. They did the same thing to Alexa Nikolas.

IMO -Raquel and Drake need to get together, sit down [privately], and tlk. It could be very therapeutic for both. Especially, if they did not know that the other was experiencing the same things at the same times 😢

Raquel deserved closure

They should’ve at least allowed Raquel to tell her story the way Drake, Giovanna, and Brian did. I feel like she had more to say aside from that Amanda Show “The Literal” Skit.

I won’t watch the official documentary, but I’ve been listening to the stories of child actors for the last couple years. I remember being so depressed and alone as a child, watching them on TV wishing I could be as happy as they were. As an adult, I’m forever shocked to learn that I was and despite the fact that they were on TV, our situations were more similar than kids ever would have caught on to. It’s feeling like, Pre-Internet days, child abuse was so normalized that it was invisible. I thank every one of these child stars. They did their best as children to make these spaces for kids and today they’re opening doors for so many of us to really see, understand, and maybe even start to heal. They’re true leaders of my generation. Big bless to them all ❤❤❤

It sounds to me like Raquel went through the same thing drake bell went through

They should've been more forthcoming about the full scope of the documentary, like giving trigger warnings to all and also gave everyone the chance to access therapy immediately. When you tap into ptsd and trauma, it is like opening a flood gate that needs to be closed with help, trauma coaches and therapy.

"Sigh" thats exactly what I was worriied about too. Unfortunately, this situation and several like it are happening way too often. As important as it is to expose abusers and preditors in an effort to stop them or learn the red flags, etc., and to get the facts further out there, we MUST prioritize protect the survivors. Jordan, you always hold high integrity and I truly appreciate your honesty and realness, not only through this entire topic but also just from what I have seen from your personal morals in life. Those who produced that Nick doc were obviously intentionally and deliberately setting up to profit on paine and knew better. ❤❤❤ You got this, and we love u!

They sensationalised Amanda Bynes’ past.

this is why I don't trust all ''documentaries'' because some aren't really documentaries at all.

8:33 omg, I want to hug her. She deserves to be emotional.

Now don't take this the wrong way, but the way they made Dan Schneider the convicted, even though he wasn't, but they pushed Brian pack and the others that actually got convicted to the side almost like just a little portion of it, was a little suspicious, so everybody's basically talking like Dan is the one that was convicted and Brian Peck and the others are barely talked about in comparison, I think that that was the work of the producers of quiet onset, they are making people's brains go scattered even though I wish people could just think for themselves, but that ship sailed long ago of course, it's just ridiculous, there are actual pedophiles one of them being out of jail within a year and the others we don't even know as much as they claimed there is to know about them, they should have more on the pedophiles on set then just unfair workplace or salaries are any of that, they did a terrible job on that documentary I stopped watching it after the 4th episode I didn't tune into the new one

This is a prime example of people going into something with the intention of garnering shock and attention instead of actually wanting to give these child actors the closure and platform they need in a safe place. This documentary should have been for the kids past and present that are hurt by this industry, but instead they just exacerbated the trauma these poor people have already been through to get shock value. Vile.

I remain unconvinced nickelodeon wasn't behind the doc monetizing their own downfall after seeing the veiws on youtube 4 similar docs

So sad that they did this to them. They should have known how this would affect them. They just wanted a story and apparently they got what they wanted it. It should have been a step forward. I hope they all get the help they need

Thank you for keeping it real with us, and saying what needs to be said. Even the documentary trying to “shed light on the truth” wasn’t forthcoming with what they were making a documentary about. And they didn’t have help in place after asking these people to dive in to childhood trauma. As a movie maker, I will be taking all of this into consideration on the projects I work on.

So even the documentary that was supposed to be about bringing the victims forward to share their stories, that claimed it was to try and help the industry evolve positively, and shine a spotlight on the backstage where the lights were off...still didn't care about the victims, and they were just trying to create shock drama for attention so its filmmakers could grow their fame. The lack of trauma coaching for this documentary...I'd love to say it was a dumb mistake, but at the same time I know filmmakers are cruel and unfeeling, but smart enough, to know that if they have their interviewees be more emotionally damaged onscreen, it'll get a stronger response from viewers, and people are more likely to share soundbytes and clips of their show across social media, because they know that's where a lot of their attention comes from. The fact that they're putting these victims out there, having them tell their stories, and quite possibly even further damaging whatever career they might have, for the few that came out of all this still having any interest in the industry...they're taking them, squeezing all the juicy trauma out of them, *on camera* , and then tossing them in the compost, the same as the industry already did to them after their shows ended when they were younger. I wish I could say I'm shocked by all this, but I mean the intro explains why that's not the case pretty well.

It breaks my heart how they are doing all them dirty again! It pissed me off and um glad they are speaking up fast and exposing those money hungry pedophiles

Soledad O'Brien is a current producer for her own company, and former newscaster for 2 major American TV networks, NBC and CNN, as well as a journalist with her own website. I don't know if she has had work done or cosmetic procedures on her face, but she seems to have a somewhat flat affect/reactions. She did feel kind of disconnected from the interviewees, but it also felt like the showrunners saw the momentum the documentary was getting and decided to quickly throw together some sort of response to that interest. O'Brien is currently the producer of her own TV talk show and had quite a few credits under her name. I did have to look her up to know any of the specifics of this info, but I remember her being popular in the early 2000s.

I understand what she said. I was SA at 13 and I didn't realize what actually happened and stopped blaming myself for 2 decades! I totally get it. I can't imagine what all these kids went through😢💔

I loved her character I don't know why they excluded her like that she was an amazing actress and probably still is underneath❤

The documentary seems as sloppy as Nickelodeon

Jordan, the thumbnails have been looking great lately!! I’m happy to see your videos when they pop up on the feed. Cheers mate!

I’m not shocked that they made a shocking documentary and didn’t tell anyone what it was or plan for the re traumatizing of these actors. It’s still fucking Hollywood and I’m not surprised at all.

Some important people where missing form that panel that upser me so much

I have never seen the documentary I don't have the streaming service app to watch it. I've been watching videos like yours talking about quite on set in depth.

You can hear the hurt and pain in her voice and it’s heartbreaking. I wish nothing but the best to her on her healing journey:❤

Great points.

Just started following your channel new follower as of today

Great video!! And yes these poor people are being retraumatized for money. Thank you for showing us this side of the documentary. I’ve just realized my critical thinking skills need some work.

My idea to have a documentary that even Raquel thought was a great idea, involves including giving credit to RU-vidrs that have been making documentaries all of these years exposing a lot of this stuff that quiet on set seems to be taking credit for, just like Sloan as much as I may not like is channel, a video 3 years ago where it had Drake as the victim of Brian peck, but quiet on set kind of made it seem like they were the ones that are doing all of this investigation and taking the credit for it, my idea includes giving the credit to these RU-vidrs and more than just credit, however also includes a platform where the people that went through this run the show and not Hollywood producers that are out for a paycheck

Something needs to be done here for sure.

I did not have a good feeling about the documentary at all. I knew about Hollywood decades ago. And the final episode With Giovanni saying she worked with Dan again!! Why? Why put yourself in that position?

Raquel is so right tho, it's really gross if the people making this documentary didn't tell the actors what they were getting involved in then dropped this massive bomb in everyone's lap. So no one was ready for what we all heard, no one knew what flashbacks they'd be subjected to while watching, no one was prepared to have those hard conversations with themselves because of this doc. I hope the actors are OK after this. It's comforting to hear that Drake went to rehab after shooting this, I imagine talking about that stuff had to be hard on him, even more so if they didn't tell him what kind of conversation they were going to have beforehand, but it's also scary to imagine him having to relive those memories and then having to go somewhere where he can get help. Like I hope it was his choice because he wanted to keep healing, and not because talking about it reopened a wound that made him lash out, you know? But I worry for Amanda, Jamie, and everyone else we know went through something and watched this doc without warning. We have no idea if any of those child stars are still dealing with this stuff, I just hope that they have strong support systems they can rely on as this fire continues to grow. Espectually Amanda because you just know people are hounding her for her story. It breaks my heart that as I get older everything I loved gets exposed in a manner that makes it impossible to keep enjoying it. I can think back to times that I saw something in these shows that struck me as weird, and to learn that that stuff wasn't just weird, but kinda malicious... makes it hard to enjoy life. Everyday you learn about another celebrity that you thought was a good role model but is actually a monster, you learn about pedophilia rings tied into everything you love, you see how shady everything is and how complainant people choose to be in the face of it, and it makes it hard to like things because you never know when something will be tied to a monster. At this point I'm terrified of learning about the dark history of Cartoon Network lol. Of the big 3 channels (Nick, Disney, amd CN) CN is the only one you don't hear this stuff from, atleast I haven't heard it. I just hope that CN hasn't been joining Disney and Nick when it comes to exchanging creditors lol.

I think what some people don't understand is if a person had a good experience with something, it would be hard pressed for them to believe that someone else had a bad experience.

Oml, I had a huge intuition about something suspicious about this show for a bit. I rewatched the series 3 times because I was so invested into the stories of what was occuring and some parts of it seemed off to me, especially the moments where people had a lack of screen time or there were just key elements that seemed missing, I don't know but thats js how I feel about it.

"I had to face the truth that I didnt know that I was living at the time." ❤

And God bless you for talking about that. TV is /was our babysitter for kids while we worked and/or parents worked. We trusted. God bless you, and pray angels help you, support is what you need from the world.. 💕

Another aspect of the grossness is that they used her trauma in the episode, then used it to discuss racism on set and in the industry but she wasn’t even there to talk about it! It felt like they were talking about her experience behind her back. Like why wasn’t she invited to the panel discussing racism?! Absolutely wild

Watching the show was very gut wrenching shed of tears. Just trying to imagine these babies going through what they went through. My question is what DID they tell them they were interviewing for

This is exactly why I didn't watch this......saw it coming.

That was insightful. I held back tears.

to be honest i'm not in shock that this happen in Hollywood 😅. this is what exactly happen with The Voice🎤 of one of the BENLUX countries. but did they get much attention, of course not! what i am saying is that people should avoid those industries especially around BENLUX, United States, and other parts from Europe

They didn't know what the interviews were about but they still answered questions

Took me forever to realize that was Andre from Hardball❤❤

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I’m 32, I’ve watched the Amanda show, All that, Disney shows that she’s been a part of.. all I can say is I feel horrible. You watch these shows thinking these kids are doing what they love and having fun. In reality they were surrounded by demons. It’s hard to imagine what they physically have been through and I’m just sad for all of them. 😔

It's trauma porn. Which is typical. Fueled by money

WAIT! Are people questioning why Drake didnt say anything till now when Bryan WENT TO JAIL for what he did to Drake!?!? Drake doesnt owe anyone an explination of what hes been through, especially not strangerd on the internet. He did what victims are supposed to do and tried to get help, he doesnt need to do anything past that. I swear majority of society is full of preditors the way people react to these things. Be mad at the people who allowed Drake to get abused, be mad at his mom for failing him, be mad at the justice system for being a fucking joke that defends preditors, be mad at Bryan Peck for forcing Drake into a cycle of abuse that hes found himself in, but dont be mad at Drake for not saying shit to society when he was a CHILD going through hell.

My heart goes out to all these child stars that have endured so much pain in their child hood in this industry but Raquel is right the industry is trash ! we stand with these victims and the sad thing is, this is still happening in the industry

What a surprise someone who feels they didn’t have a perfect experience then exploits the few ppl who really had a devastating experience to validate their own feelibgs

Is this the young lady on Amanda's show that was on the segment of the girl's room. Also, I remember when she was not on the show or on the bathroom or girl room segment the girl that play on parenthood had slightly replaced her on the girl room segment. N i didn't know she play the voice of the gross sister wow lol 😊. I always like her as a actress and on the Amanda and actually I just like black actors or black characters especially when there are not many. 😊❤ Much respect to her and pray she find some type of peace. I always wanted to be an actress since I was a child but you see stuff like this and you think again. But I pray for peace. I am going through different difficulties in my life has I imagined we all our going through in this world. I am dealing with haters and nepotism on my job. And my apartment building is nightmare. Smh. My family is so out of touch and estranged. And that may be small stuff but that is big stuff I am dealing with smh. My job and apartment is worse smh. I am dealing with 2 death I lost both of my moms to cancer. Anyway I hope for the best for her. And everything that glitter is not gold. So i wish her the best. #DisneyDiva ❤

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I knew they would be hypocrites about this.

I like how you put it that they were not told because when you put trauma in someone's face it's like baiting them in and then holding up a picture of something that traumatized them and capturing their reactions that's exactly the way the producers came about

Drakes trauma doesn’t excuse his adult behavior either

I completely agree about episode 5 and the interviewer, I thought it was just me but she seemed so disconnected with the topic

There are adults that stay in abusive relationships because they can't process it enough in their mind to leave. How can you hold a child responsible?

This may be a hot take but I think she comes off like she's more upset about not being involved in more having more time, getting more attention. I don't even know why she would a subtle hint that she was abused too. As a survivor myself, I'm all for getting the message out there, for changing that industry, for protecting the children, but her attitude about not getting more notice about an extra episode she's in, or not being brought in on that small panel when plenty of people weren't in the panel - it just feels like she's pulling more attention toward her, and away from the problems.

But at the end of the day I hope this doesn’t take away from what happened to these people on these sets or the fact that it happened and has come to the light.0

Honestly... its in the name... Quiet on set... literally

We can not forget there is a casting couch in hellyweird.....even for children, a very open secret

If it were free on RU-vid I’d watch but I’m definitely not paying to watch it .

I just want to say I care about what Raquel went through. No child (or adult) should ever have to experience this trauma and abuse. Sending her so much love and healing. In the words of Marcus Aurelius, "Are you not entertained?!" Stop watching these shows, networks, and productions. Just stop. Even going back and watching out of curiosity and "fact finding" is only boosting the syndication profits. Much love from one survivor to another. I do understand her anger, her frustration, and her need to process.

me thinking she was busy that's why she didnt make it

As a child, I thought those kids shows were bizarre, never representing my friends and I. I guess sesame street taught things.. It was weird, those shows, I thought they were bizarre. The Brady bunch at least, taught value, even though we knew it wasn't reality..We were Kids..and innocent..hope..Sending love, takes alot of courage to talk about what happened to you..Thank you, I need to do the same.. Stay strong!!

somehow I knew this was gonna be one of these things.....

Performative activism is an amazing statement! 👏

I don’t think that they lied it was more like omitted some of the stories. They ambushed the cast by not telling them what they wanted to discuss.

Great video. She actually wasn’t on smart guy. She was on a dcom called poof point and tahj mowry was in it.

New video on the dan situation please

I didn’t want to say it because of the subject matter, but the angle of Quiet on Set kinda bothered me. It’s like they approached it kinda sensationalist rather than giving it the true weight it deserves.

stay strong, you better than all them evil beings..

Perhaps you should reach out to all the kids, parents, and adults who have been traumatized. Give them a list of counselors or support group. Or maybe call Ms. Vanzant of Fix My Life or Dr Phil to lead a group for you all. Just an idea...

Yes i watched it

They practically forced Drake to participate in the documentary, they insisted and told him "this keeps happening because of people like you."

I watched it some. It didn't contain much information, and it felt more like they were protecting Dan Schneider and Nickelodeon than exposing them.

That's f**ked up

Every time I see the channel I think it’s actually Jordan Sparks

Lark Voorhies Dustin who played Screech

WTF? You kept saying "They lied", but every time you seem to get close to what they lied about, you insert a bunch of random Nickelodeon clips. Sorry, I don't have the patience for this.

Yep

I dont know who is hating on her . Or if it is her co-stars but it is awful smh. But i stand with her. Love Marc Summer he has always been my favorite I always love hus tv shows and especially his stuff on the food network. Much respect to him..

So that's why the producers are getting sued really they took advantage of these artists like seriously where is the profesionalism in a very delicate situation

Guys, you are making great work making all these videos. I have two daughters, 23 and 14 years old. So Nickelodeon was like the daily bread in our house. I saw all those things that they are talking about, double jokes, p@rn "jokes" absent parents or stupid parents, lots of things. I just started saying g to my daughters: Don't watch Nickelodeon, I'm done with this stuff. All those kids were good actors, very, very good actors, it was sad to let go the shows because of all those ped@os producers. Adam Sandler needs to be investigated, too. Cause his films have a lot of gross stuff, too. I want to say something about all these documentaries, by the way. I have watched some and they are like to confuse. Is too much information I don't want to write a newspaper here, but let's remember that they want to change history, so now libertarians are na$is, and anonymous has repent and now is against Trump, and things like that, so we need to be very clear even in definitions, because it will end that a ped@ph1le is a good person. This is what 's coming. Watch the documentary of Brandy Melville, The antisocial network, the Alex J0nes "truth" and now this one, that blonde girl that is in this Nickelodeon documentary was also in the Brandy Melville one. Watch them with a very critic eyes. They want to trick us.

I think this is dumb. They dont have to invite every single person involved especially when they had so little to say on camera. Go on a podcast and speak your truth. This isnt a battle worth fighting.

Raquel work both nick and disney Amanda show to proud family

If they hurt her so bad, why didn't she come out about this shit first? Sounds like she got what she wanted out of the industry and is disappointed she couldn't get more. When you say "there's a huge problem in this industry" and then you're biggest complaint is non-inclusion it sounds like maybe you're still a part of the industry. Drake didn't come out with his documentary until after he was caught doing stuff. It DOES matter when you bring this up because if you're only doing it to cover your ass or to further your career then YOU are part of the problem!

If I were one of the children victims that are now adults I don't think I would feel comfortable mentioning Dan's name or Nickelodeon's name I would have done it like Janette McCurdy's book The Creator and the network but that's me!

Josh was paid to keep his mouth shut....

The private sector is even worse.

Genuinely, I’m lost. Why is it a problem that Alexis and Raquel are not invited back for another episode? If it was a breach of contract, then I get it. But if the show runners have an idea they are going for for upcoming episodes and they’re not needed at the time, then why the ruckus or entitlement? I support their stories and empathize their traumas, but I’m just pretty lost! Can someone explain? It’s like if I appeared on the show and shared my story that I’m comfortable with telling, and the producers are like okay this girl has a good story but we find the other actor’s story better to bring back or have plans to bring me back in a much later episode, I won’t get butt hurt, I just wasn’t chosen. Am I missing a point? Thanks in advance for explaining!

I grew up in California. I'm soo happy my sister, turned her back on that, my mom was a bit of a stage mom...Love mom but, she had no idea. I think my sister saw things.

Why do you need to be invited to something in order to "speak out" ? If you have something to say , use your own form of media and say it. 😒

I saw the 5th episode and all I got to say this is appalling and I agree with you it was rush and it would have been great if you had in a panel all of the nick stars that was on this documentary and the interviewer is Soledad O’Brien she use to work for CNN