Finally, a show that portrays teens correctly.

I really like the show...but not the channel that broadcasts it.

An interesting take on high school experiences with a realistic feel to it.

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Lauren Collins, Ryan Cooley, Jake Goldsbie, Melissa McIntyre, Christina Schmidt, Sarah Barrable-Tishauer, Shane Kippel, Miriam McDonald, Cassie Steele, and Drake in Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001)

Even strangers know, Spin. And last night wasn't about my shoes. Those guys, they knew... and they bashed me because they hated it, just like you do.

Dude, that's brutal, but you can't compare me to those guys.

Jamie Johnston and Shenae Grimes-Beech in Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001)

Jake Epstein, Andrea Lewis, Shane Kippel, Miriam McDonald, Cassie Steele, and Adamo Ruggiero in Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001)

Samantha Munro in Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001)

Stacey Farber and Adamo Ruggiero in Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001)

Lauren Collins and Shane Kippel in Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001)

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Ricardo Hoyos and Olivia Scriven in Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001)

How many seasons does Degrassi: The Next Generation have?

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Aislinn Paul

Melinda Shankar

Kit Hood

Linda Schuyler

Yan Moore

The lives of the kids at Degrassi Community School deal with the serious and sometimes taboo issues that plague teenagers.

Degrassi: The Next Generation

The most honest representation of a Canadian Highschool

Honestly, i can&apos;t think of many things wrong with this show. It deals with mature subject matter on a very personal level. It encourages their audience to deal with their issues head on as well as keeping it relatively entertaining in regards to the drama in the show. The one thing i love about the show, is while the acting is lacking from the very beginning (as they as young), you get to see the characters and the actors grow into one another. The story lines ares fabulous as they always deal with interesting narratives and personal developments very well. The fact that they dedicate episodes to each specific characters troubles/scenarios/life is very original and interesting to see. It helps the audience focus on one main thing at a time as opposed to cramming in a whole lot of filler information on the entire cast. Another aspect of the show that i always found great, is that they use real Canadian actors true to the age that they play. It&apos;s refreshing (regardless of the show being 10+ years old) to see a 12/15/18 year old being played by someone of the same age, dealing with things of that era and of that maturity. This show is not rated as highly as it should be, as it is certainly one of a kind in its talents. It&apos;s relate- able, memorable and entertaining. It provide excellent information of various themes (eating disorders, suicide, gay/lesbian relationships, alcohol addiction, drug addict, teen pregnancy, etc..) as well as providing good character development, narrative and overall growth for the show. Definitely two thumbs up. 

However, my only problem with this show is that it isn&apos;t long enough. I could literally watch it for hours on end, and if i didn&apos;t have to change the episode every 22 minutes, i&apos;d be a lot happier.

Trailer for this dramatic show set around a high school

Degrassi: The Next Generation: Season Six

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Honestly, i can't think of many things wrong with this show. It deals with mature subject matter on a very personal level. It encourages their audience to deal with their issues head on as well as keeping it relatively entertaining in regards to the drama in the show. The one thing i love about the show, is while the acting is lacking from the very beginning (as they as young), you get to see the characters and the actors grow into one another. The story lines ares fabulous as they always deal with interesting narratives and personal developments very well. The fact that they dedicate episodes to each specific characters troubles/scenarios/life is very original and interesting to see. It helps the audience focus on one main thing at a time as opposed to cramming in a whole lot of filler information on the entire cast. Another aspect of the show that i always found great, is that they use real Canadian actors true to the age that they play. It's refreshing (regardless of the show being 10+ years old) to see a 12/15/18 year old being played by someone of the same age, dealing with things of that era and of that maturity. This show is not rated as highly as it should be, as it is certainly one of a kind in its talents. It's relate- able, memorable and entertaining. It provide excellent information of various themes (eating disorders, suicide, gay/lesbian relationships, alcohol addiction, drug addict, teen pregnancy, etc..) as well as providing good character development, narrative and overall growth for the show. Definitely two thumbs up. 

However, my only problem with this show is that it isn't long enough. I could literally watch it for hours on end, and if i didn't have to change the episode every 22 minutes, i'd be a lot happier.

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