Where you can watch Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV in Australia

Quiet on Set: The Dart Side of Kids' TV is available to stream on-demand on Binge or catch-up via Investigation Discovery on Foxtel.


Brodie Fogg
Apr 18, 2024
Icon Time To Read3 min read
Play Video

Where to watch Quiet on Set in Australia

Exclusive to Binge and Foxtel.

Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids' TV is a four-part docuseries (plus a since-released bonus fifth episode) available on Binge and Foxtel in Australia. It's available on-demand via Binge, and via the Investigation Discovery Channel, which is included in the base Foxtel Plus package. 

You can watch Quiet on Set on any Binge plan. Prices start at $10 per month for Binge Basic but that includes some serious ad breaks. To go ad-free, you'll need Binge Standard, which costs $19 per month. All Binge plans come with a free 7-day trial so you can cancel before your week's up without paying a cent if you decide it's not for you. 

Service
Details
Monthly price
More info
BingeBinge Basic with Ads
HD streaming
1 stream
$10/mth
BingeBinge Standard
4K streaming
2 streams
$19/mth
BingeBinge Premium
4K streaming
4 streams
$22/mth

Foxtel's plan tiers are a little different to Binge, following the traditional pay TV channel pack system. Quiet on Set is available on the Investigation Discovery Channel, which is a part of the base Foxtel Plus pack and therefore included on every Foxtel package. Here's a sample of pricing from Foxtel's cheapest plan to its most expensive, the all-inclusive Foxtel Platinum Plus Package. 

Package
Month-to-month cost
12-month plan cost
Netflix Standard
Inclusions
More info
$73/mth$73/mth+$17/mth60+ channels for news, entertainment, lifestyle, documentaries, kids and more

Being available on Foxtel means it's also available on Foxtel Now, the streaming on-demand alternative to traditional Foxtel. 

Foxtel Now is a little cheaper than Foxtel and can be accessed for only $35/mth for the Starter bundle. The other benefit of Foxtel Now is that it also comes with a free 10-day trial. So you can cancel your service after watching Quiet on Set if there's nothing else that catches your eye. 

Service
Details
Monthly price
More info
Foxtel Now | 2022 logo | Reviews.org AustraliaFoxtel Now Starter bundle
HD streaming
2 streams
Access to over 35 channels
Deal: 10-day free trial
$35/mth
Foxtel Now | 2022 logo | Reviews.org AustraliaFoxtel Now Sports + Movies bundle
HD streaming
2 streams
Access to over 40 channels + Movies on-demand + Live sports
Deal: 10-day free trial
$84/mth
Foxtel Now | 2022 logo | Reviews.org AustraliaFoxtel Now Ultimate bundle
HD streaming
2 streams
Access to over 50 channels + Movies on-demand + Live sports + Drama Extra, Kids and Docos
Deal: 10-day free trial
$65/mth*
*First 12mths. Then $104/mth

What is Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids' TV about?


During the late 1990s and early 2000s, Nickelodeon ruled childrens' television on cable TV in the US and abroad. Here in Australia, Nick was a staple drawcard for families forking out for Foxtel

Variety comedy shows like All That and The Amanda Show had a seemingly aloof and absurd sense of humour that was machined to perfection for children across the world. It was like MAD TV for kids. It was a magical time for television if you grew up in the 90s but as we now know, things weren't as innocent as they seemed and a lot the children who brought that magic to life were subjected to some horrendous and toxic workplace conditions on set. 

What was once an open secret amongst those who had worked in the industry at the time came to light in Jeanette McCurdy's 2023 memoir I'm Glad My Mom Died, in which McCurdy recalls the negligence and abuse she received from various adults in her life, including her mother while working on the hit TV show iCarly. 

This, in part, kicked off a series of investigations and interviews by Business Insider's Kate Taylor that explored the toxic work culture behind the scenes at Nickelodeon, and the allegations against show creator Dan Schneider. Allegations that include abuse, sexism and that Schneider had pursued inappropriate relationships with the children and teenagers that worked on shows like The Amanda Show, iCarly and Victorious. 

As Quiet on Set tragically reveals, Schneider's inappropriate behaviour on set was just the beginning, as more disturbing details are revealed about some of the other adults working on these kids' shows at the time. 

When did episodes of Quiet on Set release in Australia?

Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids' TV premiered in March 2024 in the US. Here in Australia, it first aired in April. Double episodes dropped across April 5th and 6th on the Investigation Discovery channel. All four original episodes and the fifth follow-up episode are available to stream now.

When did Quiet on Set Episode 5 release?

After the shattering revelations from the first four episodes of the miniseries Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids' TV first aired, a follow-up fifth episode was announced. Titled "Breaking the Silence," the fifth episode features more conversations with Nickelodeon star Drake Bell, who revealed disturbing details about former dialogue coach and convicted sex offender Brian Peck, and more reactions from Nickelodeon alumni in light of the series' original release. 

The fifth episode of Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids' TV released on Friday the 19th of April and is now available to stream via Binge and the Investigation Discovery channel on Foxtel. 

Rev Streaming
There’s too much good TV and not enough time. We take the guesswork out with our weekly picks for what to watch.
You're going to love The Watchlist**By clicking this link, you are contractually obliged to love The Watchlist. You don't have to tell everybody about The Watchlist, but that would help prove that you love it in the court of law. if it came to that.

Compare Australian streaming services

Service
Details
Monthly price
More info
Binge LogoBinge Standard plan
4K streaming
2 streams
Deal: 7-day free trial
$19/mth
Foxtel Now | 2022 logo | Reviews.org AustraliaFoxtel Now Starter Bundle
HD streaming
2 streams
Access to over 35 channels
Deal: 10-day free trial
$35/mth
Apple TV+Apple TV+ plan
4K streaming
6 streams (Family Sharing)
Deal: 7-day free trial
$12.99/mth
Disney PlusDisney+ Standard plan
HD streaming
2 streams
Deal: $139.99 for 12mths
$13.99/mth
BritBoxBritbox plan
HD streaming
5 streams
Deal: 7-day free trial
$9.99/mth
NetflixNetflix Standard + Ads
HD streaming
2 streams
$7.99/mth
StanStan Basic plan
SD streaming
1 stream
$12/mth
Paramount+Paramount+ Basic with ads
HD streaming
1 stream
Ads: Yes
$6.99/mth
Kayo SportsKayo One Plan
HD streaming
1 stream
Deal: 7-day free trial
$25/mth
ShudderShudder plan
HD streaming
1 stream
Deal: 7-day free trial
$6.99/mth
Disney PlusDisney+ Premium plan
4K streaming
4 streams
Deal: $179.99 for 12mths
$17.99/mth
Paramount+Paramount+ Standard
HD streaming
2 streams
Ads: No
$9.99/mth
Paramount+Paramount+ Premium
4K/HDR streaming
4 streams
Ads: No
$13.99/mth
NetflixNetflix Standard
HD streaming
2 streams
$18.99/mth
Brodie Fogg
Written by
Brodie Fogg is the Australian editorial lead at Reviews.org. He has covered consumer tech, telecommunications, video games, streaming and entertainment for over five years at websites like WhistleOut and Finder and can be found sharing streaming recommendations at 7NEWS every month.

Related Articles

Dyson OnTrac headphones
Dyson OnTrac headphones review: Back on track
Dyson's OnTrac are built different, for better or worse.
MacBook Air M3
Macs Compared: Which Apple Computer is right for you?
Buy the right Mac for any budget.
OPPO Find X8 Pro
The OPPO Find X8 Pro is actually coming to Australia
OPPO's flagship phones are back.