Nickelodeon star Dan Schneider Apologizes for ‘Rude’ Behavior

Dan Schneider, the creator and producer of multiple hit Nickelodeon shows, apologized for his behavior and the on-set atmosphere of the preteen- and teen-focused shows he produced in the 2000s and 2010s.

However, Dan Schneider parted ways with the network in 2018.

Schneider spoke out in response to the Investigation Discovery series “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV”. The series aired on Sunday and Monday.

Viewing the docuseries was “difficult” and “embarrassing”, Schneider said during a video conversation with actor Bobbie K. Bowman, also known as BooG!e.

Moreover, Bowman played T-Bo on “iCarly,” in a video uploaded to Schneider’s YouTube channel Tuesday.

Schneider created some of Nickelodeon’s most successful shows. They are “All That,” “Drake and Josh”, “The Amanda Show,” and “iCarly.”

The discovery series “Quiet on Set” included several actors and former child stars, but they alleged inappropriate behavior, abuse, and a toxic work environment while appearing on shows, which were produced by Schneider.

Schneider said he mistook and apologized to anybody as he ever put anybody in that position.

Schneider said he should not allow any questionable content or jokes in the shows and be cut from vaulted and rerun episodes.

Drake Bell starred in the show “Drake and Josh”.

 He comes forward with accusations against dialogue coach Brian Peck in “Quiet on Set”.

According to a news release from the Los Angeles Police Department, Schneider’s coworker Peck was arrested in 2003 and charged with “lewd acts with a child,”

He is a close collaborator of Schneider’s on “All That” and “The Amanda Show”.

Peck had molested an unnamed minor whom he had worked with over a period of six months, the release said.