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Starting with, we should talk about everything getting exposed and the backlash and the controversy surrounding Nickelodeon in the 90s and 2000s.

Because among the numerous things happening with the situation, you have the cast of

Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide facing backlash for mocking the serious allegations laid out in the new

quiet on set documentary. Which if you're unfamiliar, this new documentary explores the utterly

horrifying reality of what was happening behind the scenes at Nickelodeon. I mean, some of it is

literally so disturbing. I can't talk about it in this video. It'll get the video removed or just

suppressed and no one sees it. But some of this has been known for quite some time.

Jeanette McCurdy's memoir, for example, bringing it to the forefront of discussion. Which if you

haven't read it, I recommend it. It's very interesting for a number of reasons. But this new

documentary showed that it was potentially even worse than anyone new. And unsurprisingly, a lot of the allegations come back to producer and writer Dan Schneider. It was pretty much like the king of Nickelodeon in the 90s and 2000s.

You had two female writers alleging sexism, saying that when they were hired, they were forced to share a single salary.

But them also having to deal with degrading pranks in treatment, including one incident where Schneider asked one of the women to lean over the table and pretend to be sodomized. People also pointing out to instances where he put some of the child actors in sexualized situations. You know, like those clips where Ariana Grande squeezed a

potato and poured water over herself while lying upside down on the side of a bed. Also another all-that

actor named Leon said he had to wear a costume for a fake superhero called nose boy, wearing a very

phallic-looking nose that would shoot snot onto a female co-star. Another cast member also saying that they

dealt with racist remarks and was cast in sketches to play on racist stereotypes. And overall, there was

this environment where no one felt comfortable speaking out about any of these issues. You also

had another child actor from all that saying she was body shame. Explaining one day, the producers

called my house and spoke to my parents and said, hey, Katrina's getting too fat. We already have a fat one production assistant named Jason Handy accused of sending a child actor an explicit photo. Police

later searching his home in 2003 to find tons of CP, as well as a journal where he identified

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