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- The second season of Degrassi: The Next Generation, a Canadian serial teen drama television series, commenced airing in Canada on 29 September 2002 and concluded on 23 February 2003, consisting of twenty-two episodes. This season depicts the lives of a group of eighth and ninth grade school children as they deal with some of the challenges and issues teenagers face such as child abuse, hormones, date rape, body image, hate crimes, sexual identity, alcoholism, and protests. This is the first season to feature high school students from grade nine and the last season to feature middle school students. Filming began 10 June 2002, and continued into November 2002. The second season aired Sundays at 7:00 p.m. on CTV, a Canadian terrestrial television network, and premiered with a sixty-minute special, "When Doves Cry", which form the first two episodes of season two. Additional episodes were also aired on Fridays during January 2003. In the United States, it was broadcast on the Noggin cable channel during its programming block for teenagers, The N. The season was released on DVD as a four disc boxed set on 21 June 2005 by Alliance Atlantis Home Entertainment in Canada, and by Funimation in the US. It is purchasable on iTunes. A critical and popular success, the second season of Degrassi: The Next Generation was the most-watched Canadian drama series for Canada's younger viewers aged two to thirty-four. It was nominated in eight categories at the Gemini Awards, four categories at the Directors Guild of Canada Awards and the National Council on Family Relations Media Awards, and in two categories at the Young Artist Awards. Four episodes were also nominated at the Awards of Excellence Gala, hosted by the Alliance for Children and Television, what recognize quality Canadian children's programming. (en)
- Cet article présente le guide de la deuxième saison de la série télévisée Degrassi : La Nouvelle Génération. (fr)
- A segunda temporada de Degrassi: The Next Generation começou a ser exibida no Canadá em 29 de setembro de 2002, concluída em 23 de fevereiro de 2003 e contém vinte e dois episódios. Degrassi: The Next Generation é uma série de televisão dramática canadense. Esta temporada retrata a vida de um grupo de crianças da oitava e da nona série que lidam com alguns dos desafios e problemas que os adolescentes enfrentam, como abuso infantil, hormônios, estupro, imagem corporal, crimes de ódio, identidade sexual, alcoolismo, protestos, e relacionamentos. Esta é a primeira temporada a contar com alunos do ensino médio da 9ª série e da última temporada para apresentar alunos do ensino fundamental. As filmagens começaram em 10 de junho de 2002 e continuaram em novembro de 2002. Cada episódio tem o nome de uma música dos anos 80. A segunda temporada foi ao ar aos domingos às 19:00 na CTV, uma rede de televisão terrestre canadense, e estreou com um especial de sessenta minutos, "When Doves Cry", que forma os dois primeiros episódios da segunda temporada. Outros episódios também foram ao ar nas sextas-feiras em janeiro de 2003. Nos Estados Unidos, foi transmitido pela The N, uma rede de TV a cabo voltada para adolescentes e jovens adultos. A temporada foi lançada em DVD como um conjunto de quatro discos em 21 de junho de 2005 pela Alliance Atlantis Home Entertainment no Canadá, e pela FUNimation Entertainment nos EUA. Usuários registrados das iTunes Store do Canadá e dos EUA também podem comprar e baixar a temporada para reprodução em computadores domésticos e determinados iPods. Sucesso crítico e popular, a segunda temporada de Degrassi: The Next Generation foi a série de drama canadense mais assistida para os telespectadores mais jovens do Canadá entre dois e trinta e quatro anos. Foi indicado em oito categorias no Gemini Award, quatro categorias no Directors Guild of Canada Awards e no National Council on Family Relations Media Awards, e em duas categorias no Young Artist Award. Quatro episódios também foram indicados na Gala Awards of Excellence, organizada pela Alliance for Children and Television, que reconhece a programação infantil canadense de qualidade. (pt)
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- J.T. earns two weeks' detention with Mrs. Hatzilakos, taking care of her pet guinea pigs. While doing his job he develops a bond with her over the class's guinea pigs which leads to a crush. Meanwhile, Jimmy and Spinner agree to an "all honesty" pact but are soon at each other's throats. (en)
- Mr. Raditch's dismissal of Emma's protest against genetically modified food in the cafeteria inadvertently leads to a food fight. Given the chance to apologize, she stands firm and finds herself suspended. Meanwhile, Spinner is frustrated when he can't afford to do what Jimmy does: buy whatever he wants. His method of getting the money to do so causes Jimmy to end their friendship. (en)
- Tired of being known as "the computer geek," Toby decides to join the wrestling team when he sees how popular Sean is. Determined to be accepted, Toby develops dangerous habits in order to lose weight, which concern both J.T. and Ashley. Meanwhile, Terri attempts to hide her job as a plus-size model from her friends. When a classmate's fat-shaming comments make her want to quit, Spinner, Paige and Hazel try to encourage Terri to continue. (en)
- Paige struggles to come to terms with her recent sexual assault after Ashley writes a song about rape for PMS to perform on stage for a contest. The ensuing drama results in Paige finally breaking down and revealing the truth to Ashley. Meanwhile, Liberty acts out in an attempt to show J.T. she isn't as boring as he thinks she is. (en)
- With Terri by her side, Ashley attempts to make amends for her actions at her house party. She eventually earns the forgiveness of Paige and Hazel, and apologizes to Jimmy for what happened between them. Jimmy is convinced they are back together, but when Sean comes calling, Ashley makes plans to go on a date with him. The news of the date soon spreads, and Ashley is back where she started, only without Terri. Meanwhile, Toby becomes smitten with the new girl, without realizing she's Spinner's sister.
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Note: This episode marks the first appearances of Melissa DiMarco and Stacey Farber as Daphne Hatzilakos and Ellie Nash. (en)
- Paige meets Dean, a star soccer player at rival school Bardell, and the two share an instant attraction. When she blows off Spinner to hang out with Dean, she finds herself in a situation even she can't handle. Meanwhile, J.T. and Toby's failure to keep their shared locker clean strains their friendship. (en)
- Jimmy and Sean decide to bury the hatchet for the basketball team. Meanwhile, Emma and Sean are a couple again, but the latter finds himself unable to handle the pressure at home and jeopardizes their relationship once again. Also, Jimmy hosts a party at his house and starts rekindling some old feelings with Ashley. (en)
- Craig's dad returns to his life, and Craig doesn't know if he can deal with his dad's pressure to move back home. But when the unspeakable happens, that might not be a choice. Meanwhile, J.T. agrees to be Liberty's date to the dance but only if she tutors him. (en)
- Paige is finally coming to terms with her rape, just as Dean and the Bardell team return to Degrassi for a basketball game. She tries to be strong, but Dean's taunts about raping her cause Paige to distance herself from the Spirit Squad before the big game. Meanwhile, Ellie and Marco film a commercial for Snake's class but argue over what the style should be. (en)
- Craig thinks Joey's request for him to move a car on his used-car lot gives him free rein to drive and takes his friends on a joyride when Joey goes out of town for the weekend. Meanwhile, Ashley has found a friend in Ellie and considers getting her belly button pierced to impress her. (en)
- As a new school year begins, Degrassi expands into a full-fledged high school encompassing seventh through twelfth grades, much to the chagrin of all the students. New ninth-grader Craig becomes quick friends with Sean and attracts Emma and Manny, but his home life is less than perfect as he deals with an abusive father and his own, growing need to be around his stepfather Joey and half-sister Angela. Meanwhile, J.T. makes desperate attempts to ask Paige out, but she refuses every time. She later changes her mind when she makes a bet with Hazel and Spinner.
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Note: This episode marks the first appearance of Jake Epstein as Craig Manning. (en)
- Hazel is the prime suspect when a Muslim girl she taunts is discriminated against on International Day, which forces her to come to terms with her own insecurities. Liberty and J.T. switch sewing projects in home economics to avoid embarrassment. (en)
- Liberty doesn't make the girls' floor hockey team but gets to be team manager. While doing this job, she pushes her friends away due to her bossy attitude. Meanwhile, Paige uses Terri to her advantage after Terri misinterprets the palm reading she did on her. (en)
- Emma doesn't want people to know that Mr. Simpson is dating her mother as she hopes to win first place at the Science Fair. Emma ultimately wins, but the joy is short-lived when Manny accidentally emails the entire class about the relationship, and a jealous Liberty tries to convince Emma to forfeit the trophy due to a "judging bias" on Mr. Simpson's part. Meanwhile, Spinner is having trouble controlling his erections and starts eating fruit after he begins getting more attention from the girls. Upset that he was able to get Ellie's phone number, Jimmy takes advantage of Spinner's problem in a humiliating way. (en)
- Ashley's relationship with Jimmy seems to be back on track--until he says he preferred her old look to her new Goth one. Meanwhile, after sex ed lecture, J.T. convinces Toby to buy condoms in order to have sex with Kendra, something to which both Kendra and Spinner object. (en)
- After crushing on him for months, Manny finally decides to ask Craig out; the next day, each remembers the evening differently while recapping it for their friends. Manny tells Emma and Liberty that it was the best night of her life, while Craig tells Jimmy and Spinner that the evening was "bizarre". Elsewhere, Ellie writes anonymous love notes to Marco, but he thinks they came from Hazel, who also has a crush on him. Ellie tries to be brave with her feelings, but her insecurities get in the way. (en)
- When his father dies, Craig seems happy, especially with the year end dance coming up. However, he finds out getting over it is harder than he thought. After making a scene at the dance, Craig disappears into the halls, where Terri consoles him. Meanwhile, Paige and Spinner run for Luau King and Queen, but Jimmy convinces Hazel to join him and go against them out of spite. (en)
- Ellie wants more than just friendship with Marco, but when he can't seem to bring himself to be with her, she realizes why. Meanwhile, Toby wants to spend every second with Kendra, which makes her feel suffocated. (en)
- Emma and her mom's old friends prepare for Snake and Spike's wedding, but nothing seems to be going right at all. After finding out that Snake doesn't want to have children right away, she is later surprised to find out she is pregnant and contemplates getting an abortion in order to salvage their relationship. Meanwhile, Emma is having the worst hair day ever and grows more upset when Manny invites Sean to the wedding when she had specifically said he wasn't someone to invite. Also, J.T. and Toby want to see the stripper at Mr. Simpson's bachelor party, which gets them both in a heap of trouble. (en)
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- Cet article présente le guide de la deuxième saison de la série télévisée Degrassi : La Nouvelle Génération. (fr)
- The second season of Degrassi: The Next Generation, a Canadian serial teen drama television series, commenced airing in Canada on 29 September 2002 and concluded on 23 February 2003, consisting of twenty-two episodes. This season depicts the lives of a group of eighth and ninth grade school children as they deal with some of the challenges and issues teenagers face such as child abuse, hormones, date rape, body image, hate crimes, sexual identity, alcoholism, and protests. This is the first season to feature high school students from grade nine and the last season to feature middle school students. (en)
- A segunda temporada de Degrassi: The Next Generation começou a ser exibida no Canadá em 29 de setembro de 2002, concluída em 23 de fevereiro de 2003 e contém vinte e dois episódios. Degrassi: The Next Generation é uma série de televisão dramática canadense. Esta temporada retrata a vida de um grupo de crianças da oitava e da nona série que lidam com alguns dos desafios e problemas que os adolescentes enfrentam, como abuso infantil, hormônios, estupro, imagem corporal, crimes de ódio, identidade sexual, alcoolismo, protestos, e relacionamentos. Esta é a primeira temporada a contar com alunos do ensino médio da 9ª série e da última temporada para apresentar alunos do ensino fundamental. (pt)
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- Episodi di Degrassi: The Next Generation (seconda stagione) (it)
- Degrassi: The Next Generation (2.ª temporada) (pt)
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