Like most of you this week, I've had my eyes glued to the new viral documentary series about Nickelodeon's abusive practices for child actors, Quiet on Set. The series examines controversial producer Dan Schneider, several convictions of assault against children, and even sexual abuse of child actors who we know and love from some of our favorite Nickelodeon shows growing up.

This series was incredibly eye opening, not just to hear the testimony of people like Drake Bell and former employees at the network, but also to understand the subtle innuendo we never picked up on as kids watching shows like iCarly, Victorious, Drake and Josh, and more that was intended to be inappropriate comedy---for CHILDREN.

Today, I'm sharing my thoughts on kids' television and entertainment and what we should have been more protected against, and showing YOU things you may not have picked up on at Nickelodeon when we were younger. Trust me, you don't want to miss this.

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