When was degrassi high made

These streets run parallel and are about 10 blocks away from each other. Soundtracks Cosmetics Composed by Gowan. User reviews 42 Review. Top review. I enjoyed watching this show in high school and college. The main theme of the show was problems faced by kids while growing up including teen pregnancy, drugs, peer pressure, death of a loved one, relationships, etc. All in all, I recommend this to anyone who has ever been a teenager.

Details Edit. Release date October 25, United States. Degrassi, Old School. Playing With Time. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 30 minutes. Related news. Jun 8 ScreenRant. Jun 23 Popsugar. Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content.

It followed the series The Kids of Degrassi Street though not as a sequel; some kid actors also performed in Junior High but as different characters , and directly preceded the series Degrassi High , which is a sequel to Junior High. A DVD containing all the show's episodes was released in October Main Article: Episode Guide. The first season introduces the main characters and revolves around their relationships and friendships with each other.

The second season chronicles the ever changing lives of the students at Degrassi and trials that Spike faces because of her being pregnant. The third season begins with the next school year and chronicles the students' last year at junior high. For seasons 1 and 2 the opening begins with a close up shot of four books. The camera zooms out on the books and shows an animated hand on top of them.

The hand picks up the books and walks away. The camera then zooms in on poms poms sitting next to the books. Next, we see a sequence of shots: Degrassi Junior High with kids walking up to it; the kids in their class room running to their seats from the episode "Kiss Me, Steph"; Mr.

Raditch standing at the front door watching as the kids sit; Heather and Erica both raising their hands and smiling; Tim whispering to Joey at his seat from " The Cover-Up "; Lucy raising her hand from " The Big Dance "; and Yick opening his locker and a bunch of papers falling out. Then we see a still of a boy. An animated hand with a chalkboard eraser wipes across the screen revealing another still of Lucy from " What a Night!

Next we see a still of Heather and Erica and a couple of other people standing by the lockers. Then an animated hand with a blackboard eraser wipes across the screen and reveals a still of a girl. Next, we see a third sequence of shots: two girls practicing cheerleading on the grass by the school while Wheels is in the background practicing soccer from "The Great Race"; Voula giving a speech from "The Big Dance"; L.

Finally we see a still shot of Susie and Stephanie smiling holding up a trophy. Rick, Lucy, Joey, Wheels, with his arms in the air, and Yick, holding a basketball stand behind them. The camera zooms in on the trophy before the word "Degrassi" swoops in written in silver letters. The picture fades into a notebook page background.

Then another "Degrassi" written in black comes down from the left corner. It combines with the silver Degrassi and appears to be its shadow. The words "Junior High" appears written in cursive blue letters below it. The silver Degrassi then turns pink. In Season 3, the opening begins with an animated alarm clock. It zooms out onto a desk, creating outlines in its path. The show continues to capture the joy and angst of contemporary teenage life.

Degrassi: Next Class takes the franchise into its next iteration, premiering on Netflix worldwide and Family Channel in Canada. Each episode tackles something discussion-worthy that matters to teens, from the small stuff — think butt size, grooming, and Instagram-curating — to bigger issues like sex and consent, sexuality and race.

Keeping true to the spirit of Degrassi that generations have known and loved since , Degrassi: Next Class captures the joy and angst of contemporary teenage life - without sensationalizing or trivializing it.

Speaking directly to its viewers, the series strives to entertain its post-millennial audience while always reinforcing its core principle: You are not alone. For over a quarter century, Degrassi has helped youngsters and sometimes adults through the awkward phase of going from kids to teens to grownups. WildBrain Corporate Site.