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Degrassi High is a Canadian teen drama television series created by Linda Schuyler and Kit Hood.It is the third entry in the Degrassi franchise and the direct continuation of Degrassi Junior High, and was broadcast on the CBC from 6 November 1989 to 18 February 1991.
Degrassi High School – The high school the cast attends for the final two seasons of the series. Borden High School – The high school that the ninth grade students attend part-time for science in the third season.
Initially available by mail-order for educational institutions, [148] Degrassi Junior High and Degrassi High were given a commercial home video release by WGBH in 2000. Junior High was released on DVD in North America and Australia in 2005, while Degrassi High was released on DVD in North America and Australia in 2007 and 2008 respectively.
Degrassi Junior High aired on the CBC on from 18 January 1987 to 27 February 1989, and centres around an ethnically and economically diverse group of adolescents attending the fictional Degrassi Junior High School in east end Toronto, as they deal with various issues including teenage pregnancy, abuse, and sexuality.
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With the exception of The Kids of Degrassi Street, Brogren has appeared in every Degrassi series as a regular cast member. Brogren was the first Canadian actor to use the word "fuck" on Canadian primetime television, on the Degrassi High TV movie, School's Out! when he was discussing Joey Jeremiah's sexual escapades with Tessa Campanelli. [3]
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Degrassi Junior High follows those who attend the titular fictional school, located in an unnamed North American town. [4] [5] The series deals with a wide range of subjects through its characters, including serious issues such as teenage pregnancy, abuse, bullying, [6] racism, interracial dating, drugs, alcoholism, [6] drunk driving, and eating disorders, as well as more mundane coming-of-age ...