Hey, I'm checking in
clues. Star Steve Burns is reaching out to Nickelodeon fans following the
release of the docu series Quiet on set, which details the alleged inappropriate
behavior on the set of several of the network shows in the nineties and ads.
The original Blues Clues host is inviting fans to share their feelings.
Hey, I'm checking in.
Tell me what's going on. Steve who hosted Blues Clues between 1996 and
2002, frequently appears on the revival series Blues Clues and you has
occasionally shared checkin videos on social media. I guess I just wanted to
say that after all these years, I never forgot you ever.
And I'm super glad we're still friends. Thanks for listening.
You look great. By the way,
his latest clip is resonating strongly with fans following the release of the
investigation. Discovery docuseries quiet on set the dark side of kids TV.
As one person comments after the Nickelodeon documentary, Steve, all I
need is my Blues clues to save whatever is left of this childhood. I once had
another tiktoker adds. Thank you for being one of the good parts of
Nickelodeon. Steve.
It's good to hear from you.
You look great.
The quiet on set docu series details allegations of inappropriate onset
behavior by former Nickelodeon producer Dan Schneider, including all that Alum
Leon Frierson and writers, Jenny Kilen and Christy Stratton following the
release of the investigation discovery program. The 58 year old former
executive producer who also created shows like Drake and Josh and the
Amanda Show before leaving the cable network in 2018 is addressing many of
the accusations in a March 19th video posted to youtube. Dan says this, I
definitely owe some people a pretty strong apology. I definitely, at times
didn't give people the best of me. I didn't show enough patience. I could be
cocky and definitely over ambitious and sometimes just straight up rude and
obnoxious. And I am so sorry that I ever was
reached out to Nickelodeon for comment on the docuseries and Dan's remarks but
has not yet heard back. The company's former president of content and
production. Russell Hicks previously told E news in a statement that every
single thing that Dan ever did on any of his shows was carefully scrutinized
and approved by executives at Nickelodeon.
I've been waiting 17 years for today.
Quiet on set features, interviews with several former Nickelodeon child stars,
including Drake Bell, who spoke out for the first time about being sexually
abused by Brian Peck, a dialogue coach who worked on all that and the Amanda
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