It's likely that Degrassi is the best known Toronto street in the world: From London to Sydney, Los Angeles to Paris, Halifax to Johannesburg, the serene passage is loved and still madly obsessed ...

While the U.S. did air Degrassi High’s “A New Start” in 1990 on PBS, the decision didn’t come without a catch.The network decided to cut the ending, so the audience doesn’t see if Erica ...

When Degrassi: The Next Generation premiered in 2001, there was a new era of corruption and seedy Jr. High/High School antics to explore. Degrassi executive producer Stephen Stohn, who produces ...

Degrassi: Next Class—sort of a 15th season, sort of a new entity—debuts on January 15; true to its Canadian roots, a handful of the new episodes have already aired in the series’ native country.

For millennials who lived for teen drama, Degrassi: The Next Generation was a rite of passage. The show - which was a follow-up to the 80s and 90s series - chronicled the very real lives of teens ...

Fans of Degrassi: The Next Generation may be wondering exactly how many episodes are in the series and when each new episode comes out. Degrassi: The Next Generation is a Canadian teen drama ...

"Degrassi: The Next Generation" was a popular Canadian teen series that ran for 14 seasons. The show tackled important issues, but some of the episodes were originally censored in the US. Drake ...

The series even caught the attention of filmmaker Kevin Smith, who appeared in several episodes last season after having followed the original "Degrassi: Junior High" on PBS in the 1980s.

Degrassi Junior High premiered January 18, 1987, and featured some of the same actors as The Kids of Degrassi Street, though with different character names and family backgrounds.It ran until ...

Jason ‘Byrd’ Dickens, who played Scott Smith, an abusive boyfriend in 10 episodes of the popular TV series Degrassi High, faces varied child exploitation charges after an arrest by Toronto ...

The new “Degrassi” series that had been ordered at HBO Max is no longer moving forward, Variety has confirmed. The new entry in the Canadian high school drama franchise was originally picked ...

I had zero empathy for the characters in “Beverly Hills, 90120” or “Dawson’s Creek.” I could, however, see my younger self in the halls of Degrassi.