Josh Peck Reacts After Former Co-Star Drake Bell Pleads Guilty to Child Endangerment Charges

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Haley Bosselman editorJosh Peck returns to TV on July 21 with Disney Plus’ “Turner & Hooch,” a continuation of the 1989 Tom Hanks film of the same name. Here, Peck plays the son of the character portrayed by Hanks in the original, also named Scott Turner.

Disney+ series of the same name, premiering July 21. “I had seen bits and pieces, and when I got the audition, I watched the whole thing,” Peck, 34, told The Post. “And then I immediately understood what was so lovable about it.

Josh Peck is speaking out about his former co-star. At the Thursday premiere of his upcoming Disney+ series, , the 34-year-old actor publicly commented on Drake Bell's recent sentencing for the first time.

For better or worse — at this point, worse — Josh Peck will always be connected to Drake Bell after the work they did together on screen, first on The Amanda Show and later on Drake & Josh.

Josh Peck has opened up about his former co-star Drake Bell pleading guilty to attempted child endangerment and disseminating matter harmful to juveniles. “It’s upsetting and it’s an unfortunate situation,” the 34-year-old told reporters on July 15 at the premiere of his upcoming Disney+ adaptation, Turner & Hooch, Variety reported. “It’s disappointing.” The actor starred alongside Drake as his step-brother in the popular Nickelodeon series Drake & Josh, which aired in the early 2000s.

Josh Peck is offering his feelings about Drake Bell’s troubles.

Drake Bell seemingly celebrated avoiding prison time related to charges involving misconduct with a minor by going live on Instagram with his infant son.  The former Nickelodeon star was sentenced to two years probation by an Ohio judge after pleading guilty to criminal charges involving a minor.

Drake Bell appeared to be in good spirits after he was sentenced to two years probation and 200 hours of community service on Monday. The former Nickelodeon star went live on Instagram less than an hour after his virtual sentencing, singing a song with his son.Bell revealed late last month that he's been married for almost three years to his longtime partner Janet Von Schmeling and that they have a son.