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Nickelodeon Producer Dan Schneider Responds to 'Quiet on Set' Accusations: 'I Owe Some People a Strong Apology'
Once heralded as the "Norman Lear of children's television" by the New York Times, former Nickelodeon producer Dan Schneider is now scrambling to save his reputation in the wake of the new docuseries Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV, which explores allegations of child sexual abuse and other forms of misconduct in Hollywood.

Dan Schneider responded to the Investigation Discovery docuseries on Tuesday, saying "I definitely owe some people a pretty strong apology."

The docuseries alleges he oversaw toxic workplace conditions where young children were present, and he allegedly verbally abused the cast and crews of his shows.

One accuser - a female writer on The Amanda Show - claims Schneider watched pornography on his computer at work and once told her that he would put one of her sketches in the show in return for a massage - a request that he allegedly made of other co-workers.

Schneider spoke to the iCarly star known as BooG!E in a video interview that was obtained by The Hollywood Reporter.

"Watching over the past two nights was very difficult, me facing my past behaviors, some of which are embarrassing and that I regret and I definitely owe some people a pretty strong apology," he said.

When asked about the massages, Schneider said, "It was wrong. It was wrong that I ever put anybody in that position. It was a wrong thing to do. I'd never do it today. I'm embarrassed that I did it then. I apologize to anybody that I ever put in that situation."

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Kys, newfag, you bluepilled fuck. You sound so fucking bluepilled that you sound like a fucking kike.

Maybe they're going woke to kill the entire cinema going culture. I'd include the covid psyop in this process since it was so powerful at closing theaters and changing consumer habits.

There's not going to be just an over-saturation of movies. You will simply watch a new original movie every time you sit down at your couch or phone. Nobody will talk about the latest Simpson's episode ever again. Everybody will have their own solo tailored demographic.

The era we're living in right at this moment is so fucking fucked up, that people in the future won't even be able to comprehend it because they will have moved on with supreme content abundance the likes of which we can't even imagine right now.

Dividing eras of film into conventional decades is mistaken and inaccurate. I've found, and I think you will too, that the latter half of any given decade is more like the first half of the following decade than the first half of its own. For example, films made between 1945 and 1955 are far more similar to each other than they are to either the more optimistic films of 1935-1945 or the more subversive films of 1955-1965. 1965-1975 also forms a rather distinct epoch of aggressive experimentation and aggressive left-wing propaganda. 1995-2005 is the era with the last bit of soul in film while 2005-2015 is completely soulless but not completely unwatchable. 2015-2025, which we're in right now, is the age of pozzed loads and nostalgia bait.

The biggest possible holes in this theory, I suppose, would be the 20's and 80's, which had consistent styles and philosophies throughout. In the first case, I think that if you take a closer look, the late 1910's are more like the early 1920's than the late 20's are and that the films of the early 30's are extremely similar to those of the late 20's, with the only real difference being the presence of sound and the absence of caption cards. In the second case, the 80's, I think there's a pretty consistent style and look running about 1975 all the way through to about 1992 or 93 (the "long 80's" as I like to call it.) That was the mostly free of both the politicized experimentation of the early 70's and the cynical edginess that permeated most the 90's. It was also when they finally figured out how to make pretty much anything look good on film but before they began deliberately trying to make everything look ugly. That's probably why there's more nostalgia for that era than any other.

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Are u happy

PLease post top 10 waifu of all time

What did Dan "The Van Man" mean by this???

Another liberalist kino review

did Cameron Diaz really do porn before she broke out in Films?

I miss her so much, bros.

gahoole where the fuck is the MLP review