Devon Werkheiser, Lindsey Shaw and Daniel Curtis Lee, the celebs of mid-aughts sitcom “Ned’s Declassified College Survival Information,” have apologized for joking concerning the new documentary “Quiet on Set: The Darkish Facet of Children TV,” which options allegations by former baby stars detailing widespread abuse at Nickelodeon, particularly involving producer Dan Schneider.

“Earlier this week we had been on TikTok Dwell being requested to touch upon the ‘Quiet on Set’ documentary which we hadn’t seen, and a brilliant shit joke got here out that was referenced at Daniel and seemed like I used to be speaking about Drake and all of it overlaps. We fucked up, I get it,” Werkheiser stated, talking on a brand new episode of the trio’s podcast “Ned’s Declassified Podcast Survival Information. “Now having seen the documentary, it’s so disturbing. Now we’ve watched it, I get it. If I had simply watched, particularly that third episode, after which watched us joking like that, I’d be like ‘Are they sociopaths? Is one thing fallacious with them?’”

Earlier within the week, Werkheiser had gone on a TikTok Dwell with Lee and Shaw and adlibbed a joke, saying “Give my your holes.” The road drew criticism, together with from fellow Nickelodeon star Drake Bell, who was featured within the documentary. Bell labored with Schneider, whereas the “Ned’s Declassified” forged didn’t.

“Ned’s Declassless…that is wild…snort it up guys…snort it up…’Give me your h*les?!!’ Actually?!” Bell wrote in a publish on X, previously generally known as Twitter.

Lee and Shaw additionally joined the dialogue on the difficulty of kid abuse on the planet of tv manufacturing.

“We’ve been screwed over by the enterprise in methods, however what was revealed in that docuseries, that is an pressing matter. One thing must occur,” Lee stated.

Shaw added: “Even contemplating touching that subject or talking on it in any respect now within the mindset we had been in is so irresponsible.”I hate that this occurred. I hate that we compounded any trauma round this example meaning a lot to every of us, and I’m sorry.”

Within the latter half of the podcast, Werkheiser shared that he was watching an interview with Bell about “Quiet on Set” when he noticed that Bell had criticized the unique TikTok.

“I put out a fucking apology instantly. I felt like a chunk of shit,” Werkheiser stated “I do know it appears to be like like I’m laughing at this and I fucking wasn’t, however I do know what it appears to be like like. I simply felt so fucking terrible understanding Drake noticed it in that context.”

The docuseries “Quiet on Set”, which premiered March 17, options Nickelodeon forged and crew who share tales about their on-set experiences working on the community in the course of the late 90’s and early 2000’s, with some alleging instances of sexism, racism and inappropriate habits.