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Go to school with the show in a class by itself-and get reall Hailed as "groundbreaking," "powerful" and "totally authentic," Degrassi Junior High confronts it all-friendship, puberty, rumors, sports, studies and more-with a refreshing ensemble cast and a unique teen's-eye-view of life. Sometimes moving, sometimes shocking, but always believable, Degrassi Junior High is a classic for teens of all ages. All your favorite characters and storylines are waiting-find your seat-school's open!Includes all thirteen episodes of Degrassi Junior High from Season 1: Kiss Me, Steph; The Big Dance; The Experiment; The Cover-Up; The Great Race; Rumor Has It; The Best Laid Plans; Nothing to Fear; What a Night; Smokescreen; It's Late!; Parents' Night; and Revolution.
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Kiss Me, Steph: When Steph swaps kisses for votes to become eighth-grade president, she learns some promises are easier given than kept. The Big Dance: Voula does the wrong thing for the right reason when she sneaks out to go to the big dance, much to her strict father's dismay. The Experiment: Arthur has a plan that will prove Mr. Raditch is biased against Yick, but ends up putting the "fool" in a foolproof idea. The Cover-Up: When Joey sees Rick get beaten up by his father, Joey must decide whether to report the incident or keep it to himself and see his friend continue suffering.
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The Great Race: It's a battle of the sexes when L.D. challenges the boys' soccer squad to a relay swim race against the girls' swim team. Rumor Has It: Kathleen is spreading rumors that Ms. Avery is gay, which ultimately causes Caitlin to question her own sexuality. The Best Laid Plans: Bravado leads Stephanie and Wheels to imply to their friends that they're going to "do something" on their upcoming date-though neither is sure that they're ready for it. Nothing To Fear: L.D.'s father is in the hospital, and she is terrified that he might die-after all, her mother died years ago at a hospital, too.
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What A Night: Voula wishes she could dress like the sophisticated Lucy. But on a shopping trip, she finds out Lucy doesn't pay for her clothes...and the police are called. Smokescreen: When cynical Rick takes an interest in the Environmental Action Committee, Caitlin decides he can be redeemed if people will give him the chance. It's Late!: When Spike's period is late, she can hardly believe it-she never meant to go so far with Shane. What will she tell Shane-or worse, her mother? Parents' Night: When Wheels' birth father shows up out of the blue, Wheels has to deal with his feelings about his adoptive parents, his birth parents, and who he really is. Revolution: When Stephanie, school president, makes Joey the new Sports Rep, the entire seventh grade starts a move to impeach her-since the job is usually held by a Grade Seven.
