Maybe most disturbingly, Shane Lyons mentioned that Brian Peck made some deeply inappropriate feedback to him a couple of very grownup idea — “blue balls,” particularly. Lyons says that Peck stored asking Lyons if he knew what that meant, and Lyons was younger sufficient that he did not … however that Peck adopted behind him and continued asking if Lyons understood what was being mentioned. Lyons mentioned that he supplied up a childlike rationalization of what he thought that meant.
“He goes, ‘Effectively, we all know what blue balls are, proper Shane?’ And I mentioned, ‘Yeah, like racketballs,'” Lyons shared. “I am a child, 13, 14. As I believe again now, as an grownup, as a 36-year-old, I’m going, ‘Would I ever have a dialog with a 13-year-old boy like he had with me?’ No. It makes zero sense… They’re youngsters, why are you speaking like that?”
Peck’s extremely untoward line of questioning with Lyons is totally reprehensible, and it have to be all of the extra upsetting for Lyons to be taught what occurred to his contemporaries like Drake Bell. Finally, “Quiet on Set” is stuffed with actually despicable truths; Peck harassing Lyons as a baby is only one of many.