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The docuseries is slated to be released in 2025.
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"I thought the whole atmosphere of the Dan Schneider set was very weird, very cultish," her mother said.
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The actress also shared her reaction to the concerning allegations raised in Quiet on Set.
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Schneider has denied Denberg's accusations, calling them "wildly exaggerated and, in most cases, false."
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Schneider claimed that the documentary made it "virtually impossible" for him to find work.
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"We need to have mental health professionals on set for children," he says.
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"Everybody’s laughing, but I did not find it funny" said Raquel Lee Bolleau, who was interviewed for Quiet On Set.
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The directors of the series are open to making more.
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From Dan Schneider asking for a quote of support to Amanda Bynes spitting in a Black costar's face.
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The episode features never-before-seen footage and new interviews.
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"They did a bait and switch on me,” Summers said.
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Schneider is the creator behind several hit Nickelodeon series including The Amanda Show, All That and iCarly.
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Bell and Bynes co-starred on The Amanda Show from 1999 to 2002.
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"My trust was betrayed and my self image was crushed,” the actor said
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"It’s tough for me because I can’t really speak on things that I never witnessed," Thompson said.
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Google and Rotten Tomatoes list a fifth installment set to air in April.
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"They still show our shows," he added, “[while] I have to pay for my own therapy."
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Her parents Rick and Lynn also declined since they wanted to stay out of the spotlight.
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Peck expressed his support for the "survivors," including his Drake & Josh co-star Drake Bell.
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Over 40 people wrote letters on Brian Peck's behalf asking for leniency during his sentencing.