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The recently trendy one is called “Quiet on Set’ and it’s a show about serious issues that are featured in children’s programs. It isn’t a funny show but it helps if one could catch a glance. This television show is comprised of a total of five episodes. The first four occurrences were in March and the last one in April.
The show talks about three main things:
1. How child actors were treated badly
2. A man named Dan Schneider who made TV shows but was mean to people
3. Another man named Brian Peck who hurt children
These are tough topics, but people need to know about them.
“Quiet on Set” was first shown on TV on March 17 and 18. The last part was on April 7. It was on a channel called Investigation Discovery (ID). If you have cable TV, you can ask your TV company how to find this channel.
If you missed the show on TV, don’t worry. You can still watch it online. Here are some ways to do that:
1. DIRECTV Stream: This lets you watch many TV channels online. New users can try it for free.
2. Philo: This is another way to watch TV shows online. It costs less than some other options. You can try it for free to see if you like it.
3. Fubo TV: This one has even more channels than the others. You can also try it for free.
4. Sling TV: This one is a bit different. It doesn’t have a free trial, but your first month costs less than usual.
All of these let you watch the show whenever you want. You don’t have to watch it at a specific time.
Even though “Quiet on Set” isn’t fun to watch, it’s very important. It tells us about problems in the TV industry that many people don’t know about. By watching it, you can learn about these issues and understand why they matter.
Remember, while the show talks about serious topics, it’s meant to inform people and help make things better for kids in TV shows.
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