Marc Summers shut down his Quiet On Set interview, is pissed he's still in the doc

Per Variety, Summers can be heard venting about the “bait and switch” tactics of the series’ producers in a sneak peek of an interview he gave to Elvis Duran & The Morning Show. Summers says he was simply told Quiet On Set was a documentary about Nickelodeon, and proceeded thusly before producers asked him to watch a video of sexually suggestive material from the network (mostly culled from shows produced by Dan Schneider, who’s at the heart of many of the series’ allegations). Summers, realizing he wasn’t signed on for the project he thought he was, reportedly told producers, “Well, let’s stop the tape right here. What are we doing?”

Summers says producers told him initially that he wouldn’t be in Quiet On Set at all, and later that it would be only in a limited capacity. He seems decidedly unhappy that the moments of his reaction to the footage, where he asks, with obvious shock, “Did that air on Nickelodeon?” were included in the final product.