Degrassi Junior High (Season Two)
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Legend: 10 = Primary, 20 = Secondary, 30 = Tertiary, 40 = Quaternary.
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|14 Eggbert: Spike is given an egg to care for to simulate taking care of a baby, and when Shane says he wants to help, "Eggbert" becomes his responsibility--a responsibility he's not sure he can handle. Stephanie decides to change her image and gives all her sexy clothes to Alexa. But when the new boy, Simon, pays more attention to Alexa, Stephanie has a change of heart.
|15 A Helping Hand: Lucy is delighted. She's finally found a teacher who appreciates her, even if Mr. Colby is only a substitute teacher. L.D. is just being silly when she claims she notices Mr. Colby appreciating Lucy a little too much--isn't she? When Wheels has to take extra tutoring after school and can't practice with the Zit Remedy, it looks like the end of the band.
|16 Great Expectations: Joey knows he's finally going to "do it." Liz, the new girl from out of town, looks like the type, and it's pretty obvious she likes him. When she invites him home after school to work on their project together, he just knows this will be the big moment. Yick urges a worried Arthur to phone "Talking Sex with Dr. Sally" to find out the truth about the strange dreams he's been having lately--you know, when you sort of ... leak.
|17 Dinner and a Show: Shane is trying to do the right thing by Spike and the baby--he hasn't run off, he acknowledges his responsibility. But all his parents seem to want to do is hide it away. They even want to send him off to private school. Melanie has a date with Yick to see "Crying in the Wind," but when Snake, whom she's had a crush on for ages, invites her to see "Revenge of the Reptiles" on the same night, she can't pass up the opportunity.
|18 Stage Fright: Caitlin is determined that being diagnosed with epilepsy isn't going to make any difference in her life--after all, it was only one little seizure. She resolves to get the lead in the school play, especially since the competition is her long-time enemy, Kathleen. Michelle is paralyzed at the thought of having to make a speech in class--she can't even order a hamburger without turning red!
|19 Fight!: Joey mouths off once too often to Dwayne, a formidable bully twice his size, and is challenged to a fight. Joey tries every trick in his not inconsiderate repertoire, but it looks like there's no way to get out of a sound thrashing. Stephanie, back in her sexy clothes, is sure she's finally come up with a way to get Simon to notice her.
|20 Bottled Up: Kathleen has made the "Quest for the Best" quiz show team, and she's sure that this is what will finally gain her mother's attention. But when the team comes to her house to practice, the worst happens--her mother comes into the room very drunk, as usual. Little kids Max and Scooter decide it's time to start being cool--and what better way than ti imitate tough guy Rick Munro?
|21 Sealed with a Kiss: Erica is tired of being a twin; she wants to grow up and be her own person, and Heather, a whole five minutes younger than she is, is so immature. But after kissing a boy she hardly knew, she gets sick. What awful disease could she have gotten from him? Heather's sick of Erica's hypochondria, and sees a way to get back at all her sister's recent nastiness. Now that Wheels is back in Zit Remedy, Snake seems to be ducking rehearsals.
|22 Dog Days: When Arthur finds a lost pupy without a collar, he tries to come u with a way to make his father let him keep it. But it looks like it will be an academic question when Arthur and Stephanie's mother announces she's remarrying--and expects Arthur to come back and live with them. Stephanie's near the end of her rope--she's had enough go wrong lately without this, too. But it's Arthur who's really going to have to deal with changes.
|23 Censored: A movement is afoot to have Spike, whose pregnancy is growing increasingly obvious, thrown out of Degrassi. Caitlin is horrified that people would take away Spike's rights without consulting Spike, and decides to use her position on the newspaper to champion Spike's cause. L.D. starts a campaign to stop the boys from putting pictures of bikini-clad girls in their lockers.
|24 Trust Me: When Snake's parents go away for the weekend, he's thrilled to be trusted to stay alone. But Joey has other plans, which include inviting himself and Wheels to stay at Snake's, and borrowing Snake's parents' car for a little joyriding. Heather and Erica are up in arms when it looks like Spike is going to be thrown out of Degrassi after all.
|25 He's Back...: Lucy's worst nightmares come true when Mr. Colby returns to substitute when Ms. Avery is sick. She tries to put him and the memory of his over-familiarity to the back of her mind, but when she sees him being extra friendly to Susie, she realizes something has to be done. Alex, school treasurer, desperately tries to think up a way to raise enough money to finish the yearbook.
|26 Pass Tense: Although Wheels is working hard, he's not at all sure he's going to pass. Joey just laughs at him--but he never has to work for his marks. Spike is worried too. She's missed so much school that she might fail for the first time in her life. Meanwhile, the school is in an uproar when it turns out the school board has added a grade nine to Degrassi. It's just not fair!
