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I saw something on Twitter awhile ago. Forever ago Nickelodeon had a “contest” where underage girls write their name on their feet and take a picture. And someone “lucky” won the contest. Disgusting. Also saw another video of Ariana Grande when she was still working for Nickelodeon as a kid and they were having her do very suggestive ...
That is a completely credible and realistic comment that people are surprisingly trying to bash you for and probably telling you that you support Dan Schneider even though Dan Schneider is just a scapegoat, but regardless people seriously act like a toxic work environment has never existed LOL it makes me question them and the way they operate behind the wrong phone LOL there's probably ...
Instead Viacom/Nickelodeon has basically a 4 year headstart to protect themselves, before firing Dan Schneider in 2018. Maybe with proper investigations the media could have been able to make connections and find the right sources to expose what was happening while it was still fresh, instead of getting distracted by teen drama nonsense, led on ...
As we all know, Dan Schneider has recently been axed by Nickelodeon. Now there have been rumors for YEARS of bizarre behavior, and photographic evidence, as well as curious content of the shows themselves. Now the interesting thing is no specific actresses or actors have come out with any allegations against Dan.
Dan Schneider Abuse Allegations refers to the claims of misconduct accusations levied at Dan Schneider, an American actor, producer and screenwriter best known for creating and working on various Nickelodeon TV shows such as The Amanda Show, Drake and Josh, Zoey 101, iCarly, Victorious, Sam & Cat, Henry Danger, Game Shakers and The Adventures ...
Brian Robbins worked on a few non Schneider projects that were sold to nickelodeon, and then didn't return to nickelodeon til after Schneider was ousted So it's less what he knew as an executive to me and more what he knew working with him on the shows they worked on together before 2003
iCarly is a Nickelodeon sitcom starring Miranda Cosgrove that ran from 2007 to 2012, with a revival now streaming on Paramount+!
