Degrassi’s tagline for the show at the time was “It Goes There,” and the show never shied away from delivering episodes that pushed the limits of what was acceptable on a teen TV drama.

A 2005 New York Times Magazine article, which dubbed “Degrassi” “tha BEst Teen TV N da WRLD ... If the kids are talking about it, we should talk about it in our show.” ...

Leading into the July 31 series finale, another hourlong special, titled “It Goes There: Degrassi’s Most Talked About Moments,” will welcome cast members, creators and fans to talk about the ...

"Everyone always talks about Degrassi being this school ... Actors on season eight ushered in the series' first TV movie, "Degrassi Goes Hollywood," featuring a number of famous cameos (Dan ...

I can’t talk about every single thing that ... you’ll be seeing social media integrated into your favorite TV shows plotlines more and more and Degrassi is ahead of that curve.

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“He would play us mix tapes and we really tried to talk him ... and sing,” “Degrassi: The Next Generation” executive producer Stephen Stohn told Page Six during the ATX TV Festival on ...

Canadian actor Damon Runyan of “Degrassi” chatted about his new Great American Family film, which will premier on Saturday, November 25. Actor Damon Runyan. Photo Courtesy of Tim Leyes Actor ...

Christopher "Kit" Hood, the co-creator of the long-running Canadian 'Degrassi' TV franchise, which launched the young acting careers of rapper Drake and actresses Nina Dobrev and Shenae Grimes ...

that “Degrassi” was the epitome of overtly earnest Canadian teen TV. The way only a smug and full-of-oneself 20-something could.

A 2005 New York Times Magazine article, which dubbed “Degrassi” “tha BEst Teen TV N da WRLD ... If the kids are talking about it, we should talk about it in our show.” ...