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Grading Degrassi: Buzz Season 2 Episodes detail DEGRASSI Elate, Ranked
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“Showtime” (S02E10 & S02E11)
Recap: Claude (David Armin-Parcells) dies by selfannihilation. Snake (Stefan Brogren) finds his body. Claude’s ex-girlfriend, Caitlin (Stacie Mistysyn), deals narrow her dim feelings nearly his grip, and Joey (Pat Mastroianni) tries to cast doubt on there pursue her.
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Degrassi Junior High (Season 3)
Degrassi Junior High (Season 3)
Air Dates
December 10, 1988 - March 25, 1989 (US)
Season Chronology
The third season of Degrassi Junior High premiered on November 7, 1988 with 16 episodes. It depicts the 1988-1989 school year.Main Cast[]
The following actors received star-billing:
Grade 9 (Class of 1992)[]
- Neil Hope as Derek "Wheels" Wheeler, a troubled student struggling with the death of his adopted parents and contemplating running away from home. He plays bass in the band The Zit Remedy.
- Stefan Brogren as Archibald "Snake" Simpson, a tall, friendly student who discovers his older brother is gay. He plays guitar in the band The Zit Remedy.
- Anais Granofsky as Lucy Fernandez, a worldly, popular girl with neglectful parents who runs into problems when she starts dating older boys.
- Amanda Cook as Lorraine "L.D." Delacorte, an athletic tomboy and feminist.
- Angela Deiseach as Erica Farrell, a loud, goofy and boy crazy girl who has a love/hate relationship with her twin sister.
- Maureen Deiseach as Heather Farrell, a somewhat timid girl with strong morals who has a love/hate relationship with her twin
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List of Degrassi characters (1987–1992)
Character name Portrayed by Seasons featured Stephanie Kaye Nicole Stoffman 1–2 Stephanie Kaye was born as Stephanie Kobalewsky in 1973. After her parents' divorce, she took her mother's maiden name Kaye. Popular, beautiful, but naive, Stephanie was the school president of Degrassi Junior High. She reinvented her image to become more "mature". Eventually, this image catches up to her as she tries to grow up too fast and stumbles upon problems because of this along the way. She would routinely leave her home for school dressed in relatively conservative apparel then change into something provocative after arriving at school. She had a tendency to be stuck up and selfish to the point where it ended up coming back to haunt her in the season one finale Revolution. Stephanie was one of the most notorious characters in the Degrassi franchise, as well as one of the most controversial. Her sexualized image and apparent disregard for self-respect was a heavy storyline in the show's first two seasons. In season three, Stephanie was said to have gone to private school in Europe after her mother wins the lottery. In reality, actress Stoffman decided to pursue her acting career elsewhere.
- Stephanie appeared in 22 episodes.
- Stephanie appeared in 22 episodes.