Josh Peck and Drake Bell are reuniting publicly for the first time since the 2024 doc, “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV.”

On an upcoming episode of Peck’s DearMedia podcast, “Good Guys,” which he co-hosts with Ben Soffer, the former “Drake & Josh” costars share their memories of growing up together as child stars on Nickelodeon and what happened afterward.

In a sneak peek of the episode shared with People magazine, Soffer and producer Olivia Meade talk about the shocking reaction to watching “Quiet on Set,” during which Bell spoke for the first time about being sexually assaulted as a teenager by his dialogue coach, Brian Peck (no relation to Josh).

Josh explained that he never wanted fans who loved “Drake & Josh” to be let down, because he knows “what the show means to everyone.” He added, “You know that the moments that were great were great, and we were incredibly lucky to get to do this thing that we loved… But there’s also the truth of everything you went through and everything that was an experience for a kid that was unacceptable in so many ways and you’ve got to wrestle with this.”

He continued, “I remember people would ask me about the show, and I would say, ‘Well, I lost a hundred pounds and had to get sober at 21. Did I seem happy?’ Like, it’s a bit of a sign.”

Soffer added that the pair, who starred on “Drake & Josh” from 2004 to 2007, were children, but “treated like an adult” and surrounded by adults. “I can’t imagine losing those formative years, or giving such responsibility and pressure at that age when you are just beginning to figure out bits and pieces of who you are and how you interact with other people,” Meade added.

This marks the first time the former costars have reunited to discuss what was revealed during the documentary. In 2003, after years of working on Nickelodeon shows like “All That” and “The Amanda Show,” Brian Peck was arrested on 11 charges, including sodomy, lewd act upon a child 14 or 15 by a person 10 years older, and oral copulation by anesthesia or controlled substance. The victim’s identity was sealed at the tiem and revealed during last year’s doc.

In the trailer for the podcast, the pair open up about it being 20 years since the show debuted, Josh not being aware of what his costar was going, and whether they’ve spoken to Amanda Bynes following the documentary. At one moment, Bell can be seen crying. “I’m not quite sure we’ve ever sat down and talked,” Josh says.

In December, Bell said he’d love to work with Josh again somehow.

“I have a really special place in my heart for ‘Drake & Josh’ and I would love to revisit the character. I’d love to revisit something with Josh,” he said on the the “Beyond the Velvet Rope” podcast. “My dream is to do something kind of like ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm,’ where we’re playing ourselves but trying to navigate life today.”

Watch the trailer for the podcast below. Part 1 drops on March 24, followed by part two on March 27.