Press Releases
Degrassi: The Next Generation Embarks on Its Hottest School Year Ever as The N Commences Production on Season Six of the Hit Teen Drama
19 New Episodes to Premiere on The N in October as Degrassi Classmates Return, New Students are Introduced and Post-Graduates Enter Adulthood June 8, 2006
The N Unveils Degrassi Minis,The Network's First New, Original Online Series
New York, NY, January 30, 2005 – The N presents a whole new way to watch Degrassi!
January 30, 2005
Joey Jeremiah's back as production begins on season 2 of 'Degrassi: The Next Generation'
Twenty-two new, half-hour episodes now in production in Toronto. June 10th, 2002 Wall Street Journal A Tean Soap That's a Hit With Adults
It may be the most provocative show on (American) television. June 30, 2005
Time Magazine 6 Smart Kids-TV Show
Degrassi's frank, melodrama-free writing and well-chosen cast - who shockingly, actually look and act like kids - save it from earnest afterschool specialdom. July 4, 2005
National Post Degrassi: New Students, Same Old Teen Angst
The program gets slicker and more topical as time goes on. September 17, 2005
Macleans New Kids On The Block
When a gang of 50 kids, including Spike, Snake, Wheels, Lucy, Caitlin and Joey Jeremiah, threw open the doors to Degrassi Junior High on Jan. 18, 1987, they brought more to television than just oversized backpacks, bad hair styles and the insult "broomhead." October 15th, 2001
ABCnews.com Degrassi Becomes a Cult Hit Depicting Violence and Heartaches
What separates the show from other teen programming is its outright determination to deal with shocking topics with no sugarcoating. October 18, 2005
Montreal Gazette TV That Relates to Teens
Degrassi is a Canadian success story. November 15, 2005
Degrassi Rah! Rah! Rah!
You've got to hand it to the creative team behind CTV's justly celebrated teen series, Degrassi: The Next Generation. They're nothing if not a clever bunch. January 4th, 2003
Globe and Mail School Daze
That's the genius of Degrassi. It manages to confront the issues and to raise the questions... without trying to answer them and, above all, without preaching. August 13, 2005
Seattle Times 'Degrassi' Back In A New Generation
Raging hormones, bristling pheromones and just plain moaning are par for the bumpy adolescent course. These are the more glamorous aspects of adolescence; what about that, you know, other stuff? Things whispered about in bathroom stalls and harbored behind closed bedroom doors? April 1st, 2002
Philadelphia Inquirer Classic Episodes Are a Treat for Degrassi Fans of Any Age
Viewers young and youngish should consider themselves fortunate that Degrassi, in all its forms, continues to thrive. October 7, 2005
Press Highlights
"Degrassi Becomes a Cult Hit Depicting Violence and Heartaches" by Nancy Chandross
abcnews.com, October 18, 2005
"Classic episodes are a treat for Degrassi fans of any age" by Melanie McFarland
Philadelphia Inquirer, Oct 7, 2005
"A Teen Soap that's a hit with Adults" by Jane Spencer
Wall Street Journal, June 30, 2005
"Dgrassi Is tha Best Teen TV N da WRLD"
New York Times Magazine, March 20, 2005
"The Hours Have It"
27 October 2003, Playback Magazine
"The Must List"
Entertainment Weekly, 17 October 2003
"The Advocate Report"
The Advocate, 14 October 2003
"Spider, Degrassi, Trudeau win at DGC"
Playback Magazine, 13 October 2003
"Degrassi Successfully Blends 2 Generations" by Joel Rubinoff
Kitchener-Waterloo Record, 17 September 2003
"It's Finally Safe to Go Back to the Tube"
Brand New Planet, 04 September 2003
"The new kids at school lend a helping hand" by Shanda Deziel
Macleans, 01 September 2003
"Shopping with Degrassi's Stacey Farber " by Tralee Pearce
The Globe and Mail, 23 August 2002
"Not Just Another Teen Drama" by Amy Amatangelo
Boston Herald, 11 July 2003
"Degrassi drama sends frank message on date rape" by Lynne Heffley
Los Angeles Times, 11 July 2003
"Degrassi stays in touch with teens' lives" by Brian Orloff
St. Petersburg Times, 07 July 2003
"Degrassi opens a forum for tough issues" by Jeanne Spreier
Dallas Morning News, 06 July 2003
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