Keenan Thompson talks controversial documentary ‘Quiet on Set’: ‘It was hard’

Keenan Thompson releases statement on controversial new documentary series Quiet on set: The dark side of children’s television.

The 45-year-old all of these On Wednesday’s episode, alumni were asked questions about the documentary series, which offers a disturbing behind-the-scenes look at some of the most famous children’s shows of the late 1990s and early 2000s. Tamron Pavilion Show.

“It was difficult for me because I couldn’t really talk about something I’d never seen,” he revealed, adding that he had little experience working with producer Dan Snyder and that many of the accusations were It happened after he got a job at Nickelodeon.

“Because all of this stuff basically happened after I left, and Dan didn’t really like Kenan and Kyle,” he explained. “I mean, he gets a ‘creator’ credit, but that’s a different producer, so our worlds don’t necessarily overlap as much as they do outside of All That.”

“So I don’t really realize it, but my heart goes out to any of the victims or their families,” he continued.

former cast member saturday night live Discussing the docuseries’ significance for alleged abuse survivors, he said: “I think it’s a good thing for doctors to go out and show what needs to be shown – the stories that need to be told for accountability, but it’s definitely difficult Watch because I have great memories of that place.”

“I have great memories of my partners and things like that, so to hear that they’ve been through something as horrific as this, it’s really tough,” he added.

Quiet on set: The dark side of children’s television Now streaming on Max.