Dan Schneider's Nickelodeon was HORRIFIBLE...

[@YoBGS]

Hey friends, not surprisingly this got claimed like 5 times so if you wanna support the channel please subscribe. Thanks for stopping by and have a great one!!

[@Galaxypsychowolf]

YoBGS I have finished your edit it out now if you haven't seen it yet

[@risuwolf]

I would love to hear you go more in-depth about any of these. I weirdly enjoy hearing people ruin my childhood (and current) obsessions

[@MysteriaTV]

Same..

[@Kangakool]

Oh my gosh, I just remembered that there was a fake commercial in The Amanda Show for “My Beautiful Big Toe,” and there are so many close ups of feet. At the time I thought all This stuff was pretty funny, but when I learned that Dan Schneider has a thing for feet, it made all the feet jokes in these shows a lot creepier.

[@YoBGS]

I watched a few more episodes of each after I wrote this video just to see, like, "Am I making a big deal out of nothing" and you're right. Every episode had one or two things like that where you just raise an eyebrow now

[@Kangakool]

@YoBGS After I watched your video I watched “The Most Disturbing Moments from the Amanda Show” by SLOAN, (which I recommend). He addresses a lot of the same issues that you mentioned, but with more examples. The thing that I never realized until you and Sloan pointed it out, was that Amanda Bynes’ feet were almost always showing, even when other characters were wearing shoes. Another thing that Sloan talked about, was that the things that the actors did, said, and wore, were decided by adults. Sloan also talks about innuendos and inappropriate jokes and gags that the children in the show made, again, written by adults. When you think about that, you realize how inappropriate the situation was.

[@justANNe_04]

@@YoBGS you're not making a big deal out of nothing, Dan Schneider has counts of verbal abuse and sexual harassment of children

[@DrewconicSorceress]

Been loving the sort half video essay, half just having a good talk with your audience vids recently

[@YoBGS]

Thank you so much! It’s definitely been a big change but I love making these

[@EccentricDozenaire]

Once again, yo over here talking about all of the important things. Never thought of it back in the day because... Well, young and dumb. But looking at it all nowadays, it all feels kinda greasy. That said, a whole video about the Amanda show does sound kinda cool.

[@aquarios14]

Going in depth in to any of these shows would be gladly appreciated.

[@YoBGS]

I think I will. I've always held like an odd nostalgia for the shows I grew up with and this is an excuse to look at them more so why not?

[@mayflower7811]

Dan Schinder is secretly back on Nickelodeon. In season 2 of an episode of Danger Force, which is a spin off of Henry Danger titled the Bilsky Billions there were couple of foot sightings and a but crack alert. This was Dan's way of saying I am back I am going to do what I want so you can all kiss my ass

[@madiroser1546]

Omg I’ve been waiting for this video, I have been loving these commentary videos so much

[@phillinsogood]

The Amanda Show was so bizzare & even felt off as a child

[@scanchannel3259]

I wanna see a deeper dive of the danger verse (Henry danger and danger force). From you

[@kyleighrose7518]

I would love that too,because there aren’t many videos talking about Henry Danger

[@YoBGS]

I kinda want to do this just from what I’ve seen so far. It seems like an interesting show with a lot to it. Like the episode I watched barely touched on the superhero stuff

[@scanchannel3259]

@@YoBGS both are really good tbh henry danger has 5 seasons while danger force is still on going.

[@rat5021]

@@YoBGS i think henry danger is connected to Cat because people believe that frankini is her brother (and they are brother and sister irl so..)

[@mayflower7811]

Well let me tell you in the first episode of Henry Danger when Henry was looking for a part time job he suggested he wanted to be a foot model. Fast forward to Danger Force in the first season there were 2 foot sightings in the episodes titled Lil Dynamite and Return of the kid. In season 2 of Danger Force in the episode titled a Henry Among Us Henry returns again and while he was captured by some villains and he tried to talk his way out of the situation by offering foot massages. As if Dan's foot fettish was bad enough in a recent episode of Danger Force titled the Bilsky Billions there were a couple of foot sightings and a butt crack alert. This was Dan's way of saying I am back on the network I am going to do what I want so you can all kiss my ass

[@sepiar7682]

That was really interesting, I had no idea about any of this besides Victorious!

[@foxlikedownsyndrome2472]

You have gotta react to ten things one thing, a cut hamilton song that tells us what hamilton was thinking during the duel

[@kylanwilson2754]

Definitely do more in depth on each show… but also, where’s Hamilton day

[@YoBGS]

The videos have been getting blocked so I haven’t been able to post until the challenges to the claims go through

[@kylanwilson2754]

@@YoBGS thanks for the reply, loved the Hamilton days. Keep up the good contrnt

[@rileyowen7731]

A full video on the Amanda show would be GREAT!!! Huge fan of Amanda bynes 😊

[@justky2900]

Welcome to Good Burger, home of the good burger, can I take your order? A lot of these shows were my childhood, and I hate that he's such a creep. Until now, I didn't realize that the old man on the phone was Dan in the Amanda Show. But I watched all of these growing up except for Henry Danger and Game Grumps. I feel so bad for what these girls had to go through, especially since most of them (at the time) got blamed for everything that happened. (Jamie Lynn getting pregnant, Amanda kind of going off the deep end, etc) I would love to see you search out the worst of the weird and highlight it though. It's nostalgic in such a bad way. As a kid, we all thought these shows were the best. A lot of the things you pointed out, I'd never even noticed even after knowing that he's a creepy old pedo

[@YoBGS]

Haha I've actually been searching out some of the worst of the worst behind the scenes. There's a channel called SLOAN who did some really long videos about some Nick shows and I'm just making sure when I make my deep dives I'm not overlapping too much with them.

[@justky2900]

@@YoBGS I actually went down a rabbit hole yesterday watching Sloan videos because of yours lol I look forward to what you come up with. Some crazy stuff happened on those shows

[@themakebelieverproductions6342]

Quick question: Have you reacted to Sadist's "Final Waltz" animatic for the Dream SMP, cause I can't find it anywhere.

[@YoBGS]

Quick answer, nope I have not.

[@MikaellaRuff-pw1yh]

Actually all of Dan’s shows are connected even Henry danger. A villain called Frankini has a sidekick who is groomer from Sam & Cat just to let you know. Also there is a big theory that in the universe Frankini and Cat are siblings like they are in real life, I just wanted to let you know

[@BorchikYes]

i never watched nickelodien as my first esperiance of it was one of schneider, yeah...

[@johnrainsman6650]

I'm starting to wonder if I sank so low to Schneider's level. People hardly ever give me a break. I was once taken to my boss's office with her and a high-ranking chef. The chef told me that I've been touching my coworkers too much ( *_casually,_* on arms or shoulders). I was always very outgoing and tactile at work. She told me that we need the workers to be comfortable in a good work environment. That I shouldn't talk about anything other than work and school or tell my stories, because they may be inappropriate or upsetting (can't remember her exact words) to others. Now yeah, I pretty much didn't have a filter, but I don't think I said anything *_horrible._* I only meant to have fun with my crew. I really didn't get specific information from the chef about subjects and references. She likes that I'm outgoing, but she made it sound risky and in need of limits. And again, that I shouldn't touch anyone without consent. But look, I didn't _mean_ any harm or discomfort. If I had known anyone would feel either, (though technically no one showed signs), I would _not_ have touched them. And anyway, people casually do it to each other. But despite my side, whenever I expressed my story on KZbin videos, commenters would still make me feel bad, as if I didn't feel bad enough. "Well, you shouldn't be touching coworkers" or "You sound like a creep" or "The workplace is not where you act that way." I GET it. Why can't someone just respond to my story and shame without talking about my wrongdoing or correcting me? Like, speak to me delicately and show they understand? I bet the next person who responds is gonna do the usual. I feel like the world's against me, at least on the videos I expressed my mistakes and guilt.

[@benamisai-kham5892]

It's a good thing that you can recognize it though! Not many people like Schneider would even realize the discomfort to others around them, or take heeding to the words of caution. You're already doing better by acknowledging the situation and your want for growth. The best thing you can do is take in account the feedback from others and ask yourself how you can improve on those spots, to make others around you understand your intentions better. Communicating with others is really hard, especially when you don't know them well. Apologize for making them uncomfortable and ask them how to approach in a way that would be comfortable. It shows you care about their feelings and shows you're willing to take action and change. Perhaps look for communication tips to soften your language to be more approachable with others? These are just suggestions, take it into your own hands from here; just remember, you're still able to be a good person just from being worried, because that means you actually care. It's never too late to become better.

[@johnrainsman6650]

@@benamisai-kham5892 well maybe don’t say “become better”; if I didn’t trust your tact, I would take your last words the wrong way I assure you, I have no idea who may or may not have been uncomfortable; it’s only an assumption someone felt discomfort and spoke about me. It’s Not like I would ever mention it to them and apologize. Too awkward BUT, just for the record, the chef was wrong in some ways too, but I’m gonna let you guess to test you can read my mind and morals. Besides, If I write how she messed up, people would just assume I’m twisting the fault around to be hers only. That is not the case.

[@benamisai-kham5892]

@@johnrainsman6650 my apologies for any mistaken intentions myself, I'm not the most eloquent typist. I was attempting to be constructive yet understanding of your situation. I know it seems you've at least conveyed that much, so thank you for not mistaking them. Every story has two sides, and no truths are whole unless both sides agree. I don't know your personal struggles, as I am just basing off the information you've given, but I don't think it's right to attack someone for their side if I haven't heard the full story (which is why I remain passive because I'm ambivalent to this situation as an outsider). People aren't usually static, and there's usually something deeper. There's a lot of complex small details that could indicate each leading action. The best way to get someone to come to an understanding, imo is to hear their feelings, and have them hear your feelings. Once both parties lay out how they feel, they should ask each other about their boundaries with touches or comments. My main point was though, that you're not so terrible of a person if you're actively looking for advice on becoming better. It wasn't a blanket statement of 'be better', so I apologize for my wording. Morals can be very grey, they're not usually black and white and everyone has a different perspective of the world. Getting to understand someone else's perspective is a great step towards making others feel more comfortable, especially to approach you if they do feel uncomfortable. I know it's impossible to know who is and who isn't uncomfortable, but if you have others telling you they are-- ask them their view point and why they feel that way. Maybe explain why it was a casual action on your part, but understand now why they took it the wrong way.

[@johnrainsman6650]

@@benamisai-kham5892 I’ll come back to you on that; it’ll take my laptop and time to read, understand and respond. Be on the alert for my future reply . Also, if this explains my behalf in the meantime, I’m sadly on the autism spectrum. I hate that about myself

[@johnrainsman6650]

@@benamisai-kham5892 Okay, so... I did talk to the chef about the incident the next day. Actually, I wrote her an apology letter. I told her how I never meant to make anyone uncomfortable. That whenever l get the impression someone doesn't like me, I choose to be quiet around them. And I even wrote that I had ASD. I wrote about how I wanted to redeem myself, and I think something about wanting the uncomfortable people know how sorry I am. She said she understood, and that she understood I have a challenge to deal with (social skills I think). She also said she wasn't trying to "give it to me" while gesturing like an angry person. That she was just trying to help me be successful. Here's the thing. After a lot of thinking, I realized that it is still _not_ okay. On her half, I mean. See, I don't think I believe that "not-trying-to-scold-me" comment, because if that were the truth, why say to my boss in the office, "Is there anything you want to add?" That was an offer to have someone else lecture me. See? It contradicts her claim. And if she was just trying to help me be successful (which I find a little insulting and patronizing, by the way), why be so firm and uncompromising in the office? A person who was just trying to _help me_ would've been more respectful and gentler. She wasn't. She called it "touching without consent". I find that harsh. I didn't deserve to be in the office with her and my boss, to cost me my self-satisfaction and dignity. The chef should've just spoken to me in the hall, for only a couple minutes, using tact and compromise. She filled me up with so much shame, she kept me from seeing how _she_ was partly wrong too. And if she was bluffing with that claim she wasn't trying to be hard on me, I am extra mad. I expressed so much honesty to make things right, including my embarrassing secret, and yet she apparently denied me honesty. And another thing: my coworker had to vent about the chef. Once told us how the chef acted like she was better than the crew on her first day with this certain task, acting like a leader who knew what was to be done right, when _they_ had been doing it a certain way for a while. I don't think I should trust the word or wisdom of a woman like her. And I'm gonna tell you another thing the chef did I did not like. The day _after_ she lectured me, she said "how are you?" Can you guess why that angers me?

[@johnrainsman6650]

You've given me a lot to respond to. Buckle up... I do limit interactions with her, and yes, I'm silent around her. But wait, did I say anything about that? How did you get that? Same question for "But the insult in front of seniors is very very unfair." What insult? What seniors? I have no context. I am looking for another job. I cannot stand my boss. But I must insist your comment "everyone deserves decent behavior & respect" does not apply to the chef. She didn't show _me_ such things, and you agreed. So why would I show them to her? Actually, I did talk to the chef about the incident the next day, but I didn't mention about how I felt disrespected and mishandled. See, I was SO ashamed of myself at the time, it didn't cross my mind how _she_ crossed the line too. See, I wrote her an apology letter. I told her how I never meant to make anyone uncomfortable. That whenever l get the impression someone doesn't like me, I choose to be quiet around them. And I even wrote that I had ASD. I wrote about how I wanted to redeem myself, and I think something about wanting the uncomfortable people know how sorry I am. She said she understood, and that she understood I have a challenge to deal with (social skills I think). She also said she wasn't trying to "give it to me" while gesturing like an angry person. That she was just trying to help me be successful. Here's the thing. After a lot of thinking, I realized that it is still _not_ okay. On her half, I mean. See, I don't think I believe that "not-trying-to-scold-me" comment, because if that were the truth, why say to my boss "Is there anything you want to add?" That was an offer to have someone else lecture me. See? It contradicts her claim. And if she was just trying to help me be successful (which I find a little insulting and patronizing, by the way), why be so firm and uncompromising? A person who was just trying to _help me_ would've been more respectful and gentler. She wasn't. She called it "touching without consent". I find that harsh. I didn't deserve the office and my deprived self-satisfaction and dignity. The chef should've just spoken to me in the hall, for only a couple minutes. And if she was bluffing with that claim she wasn't trying to be hard on me, I am extra mad. I expressed so much honesty to make things right, including my embarrassing secret, and yet she apparently denied me honesty. And another thing: my coworker had to vent about the chef. Once told us how the chef acted like she was better than the crew on her first day with this certain task, acting like a leader who knew what was to be done right, when _they_ had been doing it a certain way for a while. I don't think I should trust the word or wisdom of a woman like her.

[@dasaltpack2212]

Notification Squad Where u at

[@aaronday1997]

Yooooooo right here

[@auklet7719]

Here

[@michelehall4039]

Here

[@colt1903]

The answer is yes

[@YoBGS]

And with that, I could've made this video a short haha

[@empirejeff]

I know a lot of these shows.

[@monotone_7491]

You should react to lonely king by cg5 it’s an s tier song

[@rockassassin64]

I don't think it's a dan show and sometimes I'm not sure it was real But assuming it wasn't a fever dream Can you do a vid on secret world of Alex Mac

[@drewzuhosky6826]

It was an actual show.

[@YoBGS]

YES! I remember that show! Crazy weird fact, the girl who played Alex Mack was also a musical guest on All That

[@rockassassin64]

@@YoBGS I think I remember that because i do remember a parody of it or 2 on all that

[@kermitlovers1039]

This is so awsome!

[@auklet7719]

Dan is weird

[@mayflower7811]

Dan is a monster

[@auklet7719]

@@mayflower7811 yes

[@lezaiah24]

Hey yo

[@HuffGLaDTem]

i was never a nick kid and i’m kinda glad seeing this that i never developed an emotional attachment to these

[@STB4G]

POV: ur waiting for a reaction video 👁👄👁

[@YoBGS]

You will be waiting a very, very, very long time sadly.

[@STB4G]

@@YoBGS btw congrats you will soon hit 69420 subs

[@STB4G]

@@YoBGS also can u pls react to Cheesy Hfj's ONE

[@auklet7719]

Worst of worse

[@DavidGolder]

Nobody has really accused Schneider of anything illicit. The internet mob just dislikes the feet thing. Is there innuendo? Yes, tons of it. They're teenager shows. Go and watch Jack and the Beanstalk if you want kid innocence. As for McCurdy, all she writes in her book is that she was offered alcohol when she was 18, and a shoulder massage. Wow, such abuse, give me a break. She was 20 when filming Sam & Cat. If she disliked it, what was she doing there? She is a has-been and blaming others for her failures is all she has left, hence the book. For what it's worth, I think Schneider is a great comedian, and the weirdness is what makes his humor so awesome. As for the internet mob, they're just sad.

[@YoBGS]

lol even Jack and the Beanstalk has murder in it so it's not super innocent. I mean Nickelodeon/Viacom's own investigation found enough evidence that they sent him packing. Honestly in my looks back I tend to just highlight more what went over our heads as kids and the stuff that is weird. You can think Schneider is a great comedian, but it doesn't justify why Keenan and Kel needed an entire episode about foot shavings. I'd call that out even if Spielberg and Coppola wrote it.

[@DavidGolder]

@@YoBGS They found nothing illicit. If they had, he would be behind bars. It was just a damage limitation exercise because of the negative publicity that surrounds him thanks to the internet mob. Let's be clear about this, alright? The internet trolls accuse him of being a pedophile. That's a very serious charge and very harshly punishable. However, not a single one of his actors has accused him of such. In fact, a lot of them still feature in his social activities, like the recent Victorious reunion, or the meetup with the Game Shakers actors. The stuff that McCurdy writes about in her book are laughable. She doesn't even have the balls to use his real name, obviously to avoid a lawsuit.

[@aliceknowstime8905]

Tell me you’ve never watched more than few episodes of these shows without telling me you haven’t watched more than a few episodes from these shows. 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@benamisai-kham5892]

Would you give a shoulder massage to a girl as young as 15? Would you hang your power over her head and tell her that she's nothing without you? Would you constantly write that person's character against their own eating disorder and constantly traumatize them? Would you constantly tell them how unattractive they were compared to their other costars? At 15? How is this not abus!ng a child? This is straight manipulation. He sexual!zed her on screen multiple times during the show. Also, would you offer alcohol to under 18 children? Funny comedian or not, you can't discredit the fact that he's a piece of sht. Go look up Amanda bynes, look up what age she moved in with him and his wife. Would you drink alcohol in hot tubs with children, even ones you ask to live with you?