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Degrassi Survives Cancellation, Finds Home on Netflix

Written By Marley Ghizzone

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Degrassi Survives TeenNick Cancellation, Finds New Home on Netflix

Five days ago, the world over erupted into tears. Degrassi, the Canadian dramedy, was cancelled. The universe of Degrassi began in 1979 and contains four separate series, the newest being Degrassi: The Next Generation. (The previous installments include: The Kids of Degrassi Street (’79-’86), Degrassi Junior High (’87-’89), and Degrassi High (’89-’91).

Everyone knows Degrassi. It was a staple in nearly everyone’s childhood. And of course, on, it gave us full access to Drake as an awkward prepubescent. (The rapper, then known as Aubrey Drake Graham, portrayed the wheelchair-bound former basketball player Jimmy Brooks). How dare TeenNick deprive us of teen angst.

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Have no fear, fellow wannabe Degrassi Community School students! Netflix has ridden onto the scene like a gallant white knight. Earlier today they announced they will be picking up the beloved show debuting a new installment in 2016, Degrassi: Next Class. The show will end its run on TeenNick in July starting with an hour long premiere on July 20th with a new episodes everyday. The finale event will conclude with the final episode on July 31.
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Marley Ghizzone
Marley Ghizzone
Marley Ghizzone is the current music editor and former Breaking News Editor for The Pop Break. Aside from writing news, Marley reviews television shows and the odd film. Pop culture is her drug of choice and her talents include binge watching entire seasons of TV shows obsessively fast and crying over fictional characters. Marley is a graduate of Rowan University. Follow her on twitter: @marleyveee
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