Drake Bell Reveals Some of His ‘Drake & Josh’ Co-stars Supported The Man Who Hurt Him

In the documentary “Quiet On Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV,” Drake Bell revealed that he was sexually abused by former Nickelodeon dialogue coach Brian Peck, a situation he reported to the authorities.

Drake Bell reveals he teamed up with people who supported Brian Peck in court

For privacy reasons, the documentary series omits the names of the people who wrote letters of support for Brian Peck, which were presented to the judge for consideration at his sentencing, although it does mention some celebrities who supported him.

James Marsden, Taran Killam, Rider Strong and Will Friedle (from the series “Boy Meets World” or “Learning to Live”) and Joanna Kerns and Alan Thicke (“Growing Pains” or “Oh! How Growing Hurts”) were some TV stars who supported Peck, according to the show.

In an interview on “The Sarah Fraser Show” podcast, Bell shared that of the 41 people who wrote letters on Brian Peck’s behalf, not one has come forward to apologize.

The singer shared that he did not learn about the existence of these letters until the people who worked on the documentary requested the documents from the court. It was then that he learned that some of the people he worked with on ‘Drake and Josh’ were on the side of the person who had hurt him.

After the documentary aired, actors Rider Strong and Will Friedle claimed they wrote those letters based on incorrect information, according to “Deadline,” while producer Tom DeSanto issued a statement saying he was unaware of the seriousness of the allegations. he had been misinformed, for which he apologized to Bell.

‘Ned’s School Survival Manual’ star apologizes to Drake Bell

“Ned’s School Survival Manual” stars Devon Werkheiser, Lindsey Shaw and Daniel Curtis have a podcast where they’ve shared anecdotes from the tapings and some personal stuff, but during a TikTok live stream they talked about the documentary. . Quiet on Set’ and many netizens were upset about the comments they made.

One of the netizens watching the show captured the moment the actors made jokes about Nickelodeon abuse victims, which was seen by Drake Bell, who was offended when he saw the video and made it known through his X profile.

After receiving a wave of criticism, Devon released a statement on his X account where he said he hadn’t seen the documentary when they went live, feeling horrible about the things he said.