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2001 жылғы канадалық жасөспірімдер драмалық телесериалы
2001 Canadian teen drama television series
«Деграсси: Келесі буын» (10-14 маусымдарда «Деграсси» деп аталды) – Ян Мур мен Линда Шойлер жасаған канадалық жасөспірімдер драмалық телесериалы. Бұл «Деграсси» франшизасының төртінші туындысы және «Деграсси орта мектебі» мен «Деграсси жоғары мектебі» сериалдарының жаңаруы. Сериал 2001 жылдың 14 қазанында CTV телеарнасында тұңғыш рет көрсетілді және 2015 жылдың 2 тамызында MTV Canada арнасында аяқталды. Сериалдың оқиғасы ойдан шығарылған «Деграсси қоғамдық мектебінің» жаңа студенттер тобының басында жүреді. Олар сексуалдық қатынас, жасөспірімдер жүктілігі, зорлық-зомбылық, кездесу кезінде зорлау, есірткіге тәуелділік, дене бейнесіне қанағатсыздық, гомосексуализм, отбасылық зорлық-зомбылық, топтық зорлық-зомбылық, өзін-өзі зақымдау, суицид, аборт, психикалық аурулар және тағы басқа да қиындықтармен бетпе-бет келеді. Алдыңғы екі сериалдың кейіпкерлері кейінірек ересектер ретінде қайта оралып, эпизодтық немесе тұрақты рөлдерде ойнады. Сериалды Линда Шлайлер мен Ян Мур жасады, Мур бұрын «Деграсси орта мектебі» мен «Деграсси жоғары мектебінің» бас сценаристі болған. Бұл – бұрынғы «Деграсси» сериалдарының негізін қалаушы және режиссері болған Кит Худтың қатысуынсыз жасалған алғашқы сериал. Оны Bell Media компаниясымен бірлесіп Epitome Pictures (қазір WildBrain компаниясының еншілес кәсіпорны) өндірді. Сериалдың тұсаукесеріне сыншылар арасында әртүрлі пікірлер болды, кейбіреулері шоудың бұрынғы сериалдардың табысын қайталай алатынына күмән келтірді. Алайда, ол ақырында бұрынғылары сияқты сыншылардың және көрермендердің жоғары бағасын алды. Entertainment Weekly, The New York Times және AfterElton сыншыларынан жағымды пікірлер алды. Алғашқы жылдары сериал Канададағы ең танымал отандық драмалық сериал болды. АҚШ-та ол Noggin арнасының жасөспірімдер блогы «The N»-де ең жоғары рейтингті шоуға айналды. 2004 жылға қарай сериал Канадада шамамен миллион, ал АҚШ-та жарты миллион көрерменді қамтыды. Канадада сериал Geminis, Writers Guild of Canada және Directors Guild of Canada сыйлықтарын жеңіп алды. Халықаралық деңгейде ол бірнеше Teen Choice Awards, Young Artist Awards және Prix Jeunesse сыйлықтарына ие болды. «Менің денем – түрме» атты эпизод, онда кейіпкер трансгендер екені жарияланды, 2011 жылы Peabody сыйлығын жеңіп алды. Сериал сондай-ақ Канадада MuchMusic арнасына көшірілді. Он үшінші маусым апталық көрсету кестесіне оралды және маусымның ортасында MTV Canada арнасына көшірілді, онда ол 2015 жылдың 2 тамызында он төрт маусымнан кейін соңғы эпизодымен аяқталды. Осы сериалдан кейін 2016 жылы «Деграсси: Келесі класс» жарық көрді, ол шоудың соңғы маусымдарындағы төменгі сыныптардың кейіпкерлерін жалғастырды және жаңа кейіпкерлерді таныстырды.
Degrassi: The Next Generation (renamed to Degrassi for seasons 10 to 14) is a Canadian teen drama television series created by Yan Moore and Linda Schuyler. It is the fourth series in the Degrassi franchise and a revival of Degrassi Junior High and Degrassi High. It premiered on CTV on October 14, 2001 and concluded on August 2, 2015 on MTV Canada. The series centers around a new ensemble cast of students at the fictional Degrassi Community School who face challenges such as sex, teen pregnancy, bullying, date rape, drug abuse, body image, homosexuality, domestic violence, gang violence, self injury, suicide, abortion, mental disorders, and others. Various characters from the previous two series also returned as adults in recurring or guest roles. The series was created by Linda Schuyler and Yan Moore, who was previously the head writer of Degrassi Junior High and Degrassi High. This was the first series to feature no involvement from Kit Hood, who was a co creator and director of all previous Degrassi series. It was produced by Epitome Pictures (now a subsidiary of WildBrain) in association with Bell Media. The series premiered to mixed reviews, with some critics expressing doubts about whether the show would achieve the same impact as its predecessors. However, it would ultimately garner both critical and commercial success similar to its forerunners. It received favourable reviews from critics of Entertainment Weekly, The New York Times, and AfterElton. In its initial years, the show was frequently the most watched domestic drama series in Canada. In the United States, it became the highest rated show on Noggin's teen block The N. By 2004, the series had averaged nearly a million viewers in Canada and half a million viewers in the United States. In Canada, the series received awards from the Geminis, Writers Guild of Canada, and the Directors Guild of Canada. Internationally, it also won several Teen Choice Awards, Young Artist Awards, and Prix Jeunesse. The episode "My Body Is a Cage", in which a character is outed as transgender, won a Peabody Award in 2011. The series was also moved to MuchMusic in Canada. The thirteenth season reverted to a weekly schedule and, part way through, it had moved to MTV Canada, where it aired until its final episode on August 2, 2015, after fourteen seasons. The show was followed by Degrassi: Next Class, which followed the remaining underclassmen characters from the show's later seasons as well as introducing newer ones, in 2016.
Тұжырымдама
Деграсси ғаламын 1979 жылы бұрынғы мектеп мұғалімі Линда Шкайлер мен оның серіктесі Кит Худқа тиесілі Playing With Time продюсерлік компаниясы құрды. Франшиза "Деграсси көшесінің балалары" сериалымен басталды, ол үш жарты сағаттық қысқа фильмнің негізінде жасалды және 1987 жылы дебют жасаған "Деграсси кіші мектебі" мен 1989 жылы көрсетілген "Деграсси мектебі" сериалының сындық және коммерциялық табысымен танымал болды. Екі сериалда аталған мектептерге қатысатын студенттер тобының басынан кешкен түрлі мәселелері көрсетілді. Шоулар Канадада орташа есеппен миллионнан астам көрерменді тартты, халықаралық сенсацияға айналды және көптеген марапаттарға ие болды. Франшизаны аяқтаған "Мектеп бітті" телефильмі 1992 жылы көрсетілді. Шкайлер және Degrassi сериалының бас сценаристі Ян Мур 1999 жылы CBC телеарнасының Jonovision сериалында түпкілікті Degrassi актерлерінің кездесуінен кейін жаңа теледраманы жасауды бастады. Айлар өте келе, олар мектептегі кездесу тақырыбын дамыту үшін бастапқы кейіпкерлерге не болғанын ойлай бастады. Алайда, олар сериалдың негізі балалар емес, ересектер туралы болса тиімді болмайтынын түсінді. Мур, Degrassi кіші мектебінің екінші маусымының соңында Кристин "Спайк" Нельсонның қызы Эмма Нельсонның жасөспірімдер орта мектебіне баратынын анықтады, содан кейін сериалдың дамуы Эмма мен оның мектептегі тәжірибесіне бағытталды. Шкайлердің күйеуі Стивен Стоун жаңа сериалға "Деграсси: Келесі буын" деген ат қосуды ұсынды, бұл атау "Жұлдызды жол: Келесі буын" сериалынан алынған.
The Degrassi universe was created in 1979 by Playing With Time, a production company owned by former schoolteacher Linda Schuyler and her partner Kit Hood. The franchise began with The Kids of Degrassi Street, which was spawned out of three half hour short films, and came to prominence with the critical and commercial successes of Degrassi Junior High, which debuted in 1987, and Degrassi High, which premiered in 1989. The two series followed an ensemble cast of students attending the titular schools as they confronted various issues. It became an international sensation, with the shows experiencing upwards of a million viewers on average in Canada, and received numerous accolades. The telemovie School's Out, which concluded the franchise, aired in 1992. Schuyler and original Degrassi series head writer Yan Moore began developing a new television drama in 1999, following a reunion of the original Degrassi cast on the CBC series Jonovision. As the months progressed, they began to think about what had happened to the original characters to develop a school reunion theme. However, they decided that a series would not work effectively if based around adults instead of children. Moore realized that the character Emma Nelson, born to character Christine "Spike" Nelson at the end of Degrassi Junior Highs second season, would soon be entering junior high school, and development for the series took a new direction by focusing on Emma and her school experiences. Schuyler's husband Stephen Stohn suggested Degrassi: The Next Generation as the name for the new sequel series, which borrowed from Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Эпизодтар пішімі
Эпизодтар екі немесе үш сюжет желісі бар (А сюжеті, В сюжеті және С сюжеті) бір формула бойынша жазылған. Басты сюжет, А, эпизодты ашып, жауып, көбінесе бір кейіпкердің жетегінде болады. В сюжеті көбінесе комедиялық стильде жазылып, кейде басқа сюжеттермен шағын байланысқа түсіп, сюжеттік аркаларды ілгерілетеді. С сюжеті маусым бойы эпизодтарда сирек қолданылып, бірақ ақырында комедиялық демалыс ретінде орнығады. Эпизодта көтерілген мәселелер әрқашан эпизод соңында шешілмейді, келесі эпизодқа көшіріліп немесе бірнеше эпизодты қамтитын шағын арка құрайды. Көптеген эпизодтар 1980-ші жылдардағы әндердің аттарымен аталады, ал оныншы маусымнан бастап эпизодтар 1990-шы жылдардан қазіргі уақытқа дейінгі әндермен атала бастады, бұл жаңа онжылдыққа енуді және бұрынғы маусымдардан мүлдем өзге актерлік құрамды білдірді. Алғашқы тоғыз маусымда "Деграсси: Келесі буын" жасөспірімдерге арналған, жарты сағаттық комедиялық драма ретінде апта сайын көрсетіліп, әр маусымда он бес-жиырма төрт эпизодтан тұратын. Алтыншы және тоғызыншы маусымдар арасындағы рейтингтердің төмендеуіне байланысты, оныншы маусым "The Next Generation" деген атауын жойды, бастапқы актерлік құрамнан тек бір ғана актер қалды, ал жас көрермендер бұрынғы буынды білмейтіндіктен, серияны "Деграсси" деп атады. 13-ші маусым эпизодтарды қайтадан апта сайын көрсетуге көшті, бірақ бұрынғы теленовелла форматына қарағанда көбірек эпизодтар шығарды, 2013 жылдың жазынан 2014 жылдың жазына дейін бір блокпен эфирге шықты.
The episodes are written following the same formula with two or three storylines (Plot A, Plot B and Plot C). The main storyline, A, opened and closed the episode, and was usually driven by a single character. Plot B was usually more comedic in tone and sometimes slightly intertwined with the other stories, often moving story arcs forward. Plot C was usually used sporadically in a season long arc, but would eventually settle as comedic relief. The problems presented in the episode were not always resolved by the end of the episode, and were carried over to the next, or created a mini arc over several episodes. The majority of the episodes were named after songs from the 1980s, and since the tenth season, the episodes were named after songs from the 1990s to the present, which represented the entering of a new decade and a completely different cast from the earlier seasons. For the first nine seasons, Degrassi: The Next Generation had been produced as a weekly half hour teen comedy drama series, with each season consisting of between fifteen and twenty four episodes. Due to falling viewing figures between seasons six and nine, The tenth season also dropped the tagline "The Next Generation", with only one original cast member remaining, and due to the young audience unfamiliar with the past generation, referring to the series as "Degrassi". Season 13 reverted to airing episodes weekly, but still produced more episodes than prior to the soap opera format, airing a block in the summer of 2013 to the summer of 2014.
Ашу реті
Ашылу тізбегі екі-үш минуттық алдын ала көрсетіммен басталды. Алғашқы бес маусымда бұл титрлер кейіпкерлерді мектеп аумағында көрсетіп, шағын сюжеттік желіні ұстанды. Алтыншы және жетінші маусымдарда актерлер «төртінші қабырғаны бұзып», камераға қарап тұрған, көк түс пен алтын сызықтармен қаныққан, өткен маусымдардағы кейіпкерлердің бейнемонтаждары қолданылды. Кейіпкерлердің артындағы монтаждар сол кейіпкердің сюжетіндегі маңызды оқиғаны бейнелейтін. Сегізінші маусымда шоу алдыңғы екі маусымдағы титрлер стилін тастап, кейіпкерлерді мектепте, мектептік шараларға қатысқанда көрсетудің бастапқы форматына оралды. Он үшінші маусымда ашылу титрлері жойылды, оның орнына он бір секундтық бейнемонтаж қойылды. Бұл тенденция он төртінші маусымда да жалғасты. Монтаждан кейін әр актердің тізімін көрсетудің орнына, он үшінші және он төртінші маусымдарда тек сол эпизодта ойнаған тұрақты актерлер ғана көрсетілді. «Whatever It Takes» тақырып әнін Джим Макграт жазды, ал сөзін Джоди Колеро мен Стивен Стоун жазды. Әнге «Не қажет болса да, мен орындай аламын / Ең жақсы, ең жақсы бола аламын» сияқты шумақтар енгізілді, Колероның айтуынша, бұл «қуаныш пен оптимизм сезімін» білдіреді. Дэйв Огилви мен канадалық индустриалдық поп-тобы Jakalope-тың Энтони Вальчичи төртінші маусымдағы кейіпкерлердің өсуі мен есейюін көрнекті ету үшін әнді қайта өңдеп, ауыррақ дыбыспен орындады. Сегізінші маусымда Jeen O'Brien орындаған тақырып әнінің төртінші нұсқасы ұсынылды, ал тоғызыншы және оныншы маусымдарда «Stüdz» тобы орындаған тақырып әнінің бесінші нұсқасы қолданылды. Он бірінші және он екінші маусымдарда Алекс Джонсон орындаған тақырып әнінің алтыншы нұсқасы пайдаланылды. Он үшінші және он төртінші маусымдарда Алекс Джонсонның тақырып әнінің қысқартылған нұсқасы қолданылды.
The opening sequence followed a two to three minute cold open. During the first five seasons these credits showed the characters on the school premises and followed a mini storyline. Seasons six and seven featured titles with the actors breaking the fourth wall and facing the camera, over a montage of character videos from past seasons, saturated with blue colour and gold outlines. The montages behind the characters depicting a major event in that character's storyline. For the eighth season, the show abandoned the style of titles used for the previous two seasons and returned to the original form of showing the characters at school while participating in school related activities. Season thirteen dropped the opening credits, replacing it with an eleven second montage. This continued into season fourteen. Instead of listing every ensemble actor, after the montage, season thirteen and fourteen episodes credit only the regular actors appearing in that episode. The theme music, "Whatever It Takes", was composed by Jim McGrath, with lyrics written by Jody Colero and Stephen Stohn. The song include lines such as, "Whatever it takes, I know I can make it through/Be the best, the best I can be", to convey what Colero calls, "a sense of joy and optimism." Dave Ogilvie and Anthony Valcic of Canadian industrial pop group Jakalope reworked and performed the song with a heavier sound to reflect the growing maturity of the characters in season four. A fourth version of the theme song, with lyrics sung by Jeen O'Brien, was introduced for the eighth season, and a fifth version of the theme, performed by the in show band "Stüdz" was used for the ninth and tenth seasons. For seasons eleven and twelve, a sixth version of the theme song was used, performed by Alexz Johnson. Seasons thirteen and fourteen featured a truncated version of the Alexz Johnson theme.
Музыка
Джим МакГрат әрбір эпизодқа музыкалық сүйемелдемені тақырыптық музыканың аспаптық нұсқасын қолдана отырып жазды. Ол сондай-ақ Джейк Эпштейн, Мелисса МакИнтайр және Джейми Джонстон сияқты актерлермен бірге олардың Крейг Мэннинг, Эшли Кервин және Питер Стоун кейіпкерлері Downtown Sasquatch, Paige Michalchuk and the Sexkittens (PMS), Hell Hath No Fury және Stüdz топтарында орындаулары үшін музыка жазды. «Деграсси» сериалында эмо, альтернативті рок және поп музыкасының қосылысымен қатар, музыкалық сүйемелдеме де болды. Бюджеттік шектеулерге байланысты, сериалда танымал әндер көбінесе қолданылмады. Әдетте, музыкалық супервайзер Джоди Колеро белгілі емес, келісім шарты жоқ канадалық әртістердің әндерін таңдайтын.
Jim McGrath created the musical score for each episode using an instrumental version of the theme music. He also worked with actors such as Jake Epstein, Melissa McIntyre and Jamie Johnston, when writing music for their characters Craig Manning, Ashley Kerwin, and Peter Stone to perform in the bands Downtown Sasquatch, Paige Michalchuk and the Sexkittens (PMS), Hell Hath No Fury, and Stüdz. In addition to being scored, Degrassi featured a mix of original emo, alternative rock and pop music. Popular songs were used sparingly in the series, mainly because of budget constraints. Usually, music supervisor Jody Colero selected songs from little known, unsigned Canadian artists.
Фильм түсіру орындары
Деграсси әлемі Онтарионың Торонто қаласындағы Де Грасси көшесінде орын алды. Алдыңғы үш серия көшеде және оның айналасында түсірілді. Дегенмен, "The Next Generation" Epitome Pictures компаниясының төрт саундстегісінде және Торонтодағы компанияның өндіріс студиясындағы бэклоттан түсірілді. Degrassi Community School ғимаратының фасады C студиясының сырты болды және мектепті "Degrassi High" сериалында көрсету үшін пайдаланылған Centennial College-тің түстері мен әйнек үлгісі қолданылды. Бұл қасбеттің алдында студенттер жиналатын "жарнамалық аймақ", сондай-ақ көше және жолдың ар жағында автобус аялдамасы орналасқан. "The Dot" үшін салынған ғимарат – ішкі түсірілімдерге мүмкіндік берген жалғыз ғимарат, ал мектептің және үйлердің ішкі көріністері төрт саундстегтің бірінде түсірілді. C студиясы мектептің сыртқы көрінісі ретінде пайдаланылудан басқа, мектеп кіреберісі, спорт залы, медиа-лаборатория және шкафтармен жабдықталған дәлізді қамтыды. B студиясында кейіпкерлердің үйлері мен алтыншы маусымда таныстырылған "The Core" газетінің кеңсесі орналасқан. Төртінші студия, D студиясы, барлық өндіріс кеңселерi, грим және костюм бөлмелерi, сондай-ақ макияж және шаш жасау бөлімдеріне арналған. Бильярд залы мен университет кампусы клубының декорациялары жетінші маусымда D студиясында салынды.
The Degrassi universe was set on De Grassi Street in Toronto, Ontario. The three previous series were filmed on and near the street. However, The Next Generation was filmed at Epitome Pictures' four soundstages and backlot located at the company's production studios in Toronto. The facade of Degrassi Community School was the exterior of Studio C, and used the same colours and glass pattern as Centennial College, which was used to depict the school in Degrassi High. The area in front of this facade featured a "hoarding area" where students gathered, and a street and a bus stop across the road. The building for The Dot was the only one on the backlot that was large enough to allow filming inside, while scenes that took place inside the school and house interiors were filmed on one of four sound stages. In addition to being used as the exterior of the school, Studio C held sets for the school's entrance foyer, the gymnasium, the media lab and a hallway with lockers. Studio B contained the sets for the characters' houses and The Core newspaper office which was introduced in season six. The fourth studio, Studio D, housed all of the production offices, dressing rooms, and make up and hair departments. The pool hall and university campus club sets were built in Studio D for the seventh season.
Негізгі
Жас буын студенттері үшін продюсерлер алты жүзден астам мектеп жасындағы балаларды іріктеуден өткізіп, жасөспірімдер аудиториясының сезіміне жақын кейіпкерлерді табуға тырысты. Жасы ұқсас актерлерді таңдау – «Буффи вампирлермен күреседі» және «Доусонның шығанағы» сияқты сол дәуірдегі басқа сериалдардан ерекшелену үшін жасалған қадам болды, себебі оларда жиырма жастағы актерлер жасөспірімдер рөлінде ойнаған. Бірінші маусымда он бір балаға басты рөл берілді. Сара Баррабл Тишэуэр жалғыз және жоғары жетістіктерге қол жеткізген Либерти Ван Зандт рөлін сомдады. Лорен Коллинз мектептің бас жанкүйері және «патшайымы» Пейдж Михалчук рөлінде ойнады. Райан Кули сыныптың клоуны Джеймс Тибериус «Дж.Т.» Йорк рөлін, ал Джейк Голдсби Дж.Т.-нің жақын досы, компьютерге құмар Тоби Айзекс рөлін сомдады. Кристина Шмидт семіз және өзіне сенімсіз Терри Макгреггор рөлінде ойнады. «Деграсси» әлеміндегі бұрынғы сериалдармен байланыстыру үшін Стефан Брогренге оның ескі кейіпкері Арчи «Жылан» Симпсонды ойнау ұсынылды, ол енді мектепте медиа-интеграция мұғалімі болып жұмыс істейді. Дэн Вудс ағылшын тілі мұғалімі Мистер Радич рөлін қайта ойнады, ол мектеп директоры болып тағайындалды, ал Пэт Мастроянни Джоуи Еремия рөліне оралды. Аманда Степто франшизаға өзінің кейіпкері Кристин «Спайк» Нельсонды қайта-қайта ойнау үшін келді. Пилоттық эпизодта бұрынғы «Деграсси орта мектеп» және «Деграсси жоғары мектеп» актерлері Дана Жан Браун (Триш Скай), Даррин Браун (Двейн Майерс), Майкл Керри (Саймон Декстер), Ирен Куракос (Алекса Паппадопулос), Крисса Эродоту (Диана Экономопулос), Анаис Гранофски (Люси Фернандес), Ребекка Хейнс (Кэтлин Мид), Сара Холмс (Алисон Хантер), Нил Хоуп (Дерек «Дөңгелек» Уилер), Кира Леви (Мая Голдберг), Кэти Кинан (Лиз О’Рурк), Стейси Мистисин (Кейтлин Райан) және Силук Саисанси (Ик Ю) сыныптық кездесу сюжеті үшін өз рөлдерін қайта ойнады. Екінші маусымда Мастроянни «Деграсси» франшизасына екі баласы бар автомобиль сатушысы және жалғыз әке Джоуи Еремия рөлінде оралды. Джойдің келіншегі, музыкант Крейг Мэннингтің рөлін Джейк Эпштейн сомдады, ол «Деграсси» қоғамдық мектебінің жаңа оқушысы болды. Екінші маусымда тағы үш жаңа кейіпкер қайта-қайта ойналатын рөлдерде таныстырылды. Стейси Фарбер үйінде қиындықтарға тап болған гот Элли Нэштің рөлін ойнады, ал Адамо Руджиеро өзінің гомосексуал екенін қабылдауға күресіп жүрген Марко Дель Росси рөлін сомдады. Мелисса Ди Марко ғылым және дене шынықтыру мұғалімі Дафна Хатзилакос рөлінде таңдалды. Мистисин де өзінің бұрынғы «Деграсси» рөліне оралды, ол Джойдің бұрынғы мектептегі сүйіктісі Кейтлин Райан рөлін сомдады, ол бітіргеннен кейін әлемге әйгілі журналист атанды. «Деграсси: Келесі буын» сериалының он маусымында сериалдан көптеген актерлер кетті. Алтыншы маусымда шоудың басты кейіпкерлерінің бірі алғаш рет қаза тапты, ол кезде Дж.Т. Йорк пышақталды. Кларк кейіпкері Шон Кэмерон екі рет шоудан шығарылды. Ол Рик Мюррейдің өлімінен кейін төртінші маусымда сериалды тастап кетті және алтыншы маусымда оралды, бірақ маусым соңында тағы да сериалды тастады. Бесінші маусымның соңында бірнеше басты кейіпкерлер «Деграсси қоғамдық мектебін» бітіріп, сериалды тастады немесе университеттерге түсті. Сегізінші маусымда көптеген өзгерістер болды, өйткені Коллинз, Фарбер, Грэм, Степто, Руджиеро және ДиМарко сияқты көптеген актерлер қайта-қайта ойналатын рөлдерге көшті немесе сериалды толығымен тастады. Бірнеше ірі актерлердің кетуі актерлер мен продюсерлерді жаман жағдайда қалдырған атқарушы шешім болды, Грэм Vibe журналына берген сұхбатында «продюсерлер бізді қиратты» деді. Олардың орнына негізгі актерлік құрамға 13 актер қосылды. Тоғызыншы маусымда Брогрен, Макдональд, Стил және Киппель бірінші маусымдағы сериалда қалған жалғыз актерлер болды, себебі сюжет желілері мектепке баратын жаңа буын балаларға назар аудара бастады. Бұл шоуды негізінен колледжге көшіруден аулақ болу үшін жасалды, өйткені бірінші буын актерлері «Деграсси қоғамдық мектебінен» колледжге «бітірген» немесе «оқуын аяқтаған» еді. 10-маусымынан бастап бұрынғы маусымдардың кейіпкерлері қалмады, Брогренді қоспағанда, оның кейіпкері «Деграсси қоғамдық мектебінің» директоры болып тағайындалды.
For the new generation of students, producers auditioned over six hundred school aged children in an attempt to provide characters to which the teenaged target audience could relate. The decision to cast age similar actors was purposeful to contrast the series from other shows of the same period such as Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Dawson's Creek, which had cast actors in their twenties as teenagers. Eleven children were given star billing in the first season. Sarah Barrable Tishauer portrayed the lonely high achiever Liberty Van Zandt. Lauren Collins was cast as Paige Michalchuk, the school's head cheerleader and queen bee. Ryan Cooley portrayed class clown James Tiberius "J. T." Yorke, with Jake Goldsbie cast as J. T.'s best friend, Toby Isaacs, a computer geek. Christina Schmidt portrayed the overweight and insecure Terri McGreggor. Providing ties to the previous series in the Degrassi universe, Stefan Brogren was approached to play his old character Archie "Snake" Simpson, now working at the school as the media immersion teacher. Dan Woods reprised his role as English teacher Mr. Raditch, who was promoted to school principal, and Pat Mastroianni returned to his role as Joey Jeremiah. Amanda Stepto also returned to the franchise to play her character Christine "Spike" Nelson as a recurring role. In the pilot episode, former Degrassi Junior High and Degrassi High actors Danah Jean Brown (Trish Skye), Darrin Brown (Dwayne Myers), Michael Carry (Simon Dexter), Irene Courakos (Alexa Pappadopoulos), Chrissa Erodotou (Diana Economopoulos), Anais Granofsky (Lucy Fernandez), Rebecca Haines (Kathleen Mead), Sarah Holmes (Alison Hunter), Neil Hope (Derek "Wheels" Wheeler), Kyra Levy (Maya Goldberg), Cathy Keenan (Liz O'Rourke), Stacie Mistysyn (Caitlin Ryan), and Siluck Saysanasy (Yick Yu) reprised their roles for the class reunion storyline. In season two, Mastroianni returned to the Degrassi franchise in a starring role as Joey Jeremiah, a car salesman and single father of two children. Joey's stepson, musician Craig Manning, played by Jake Epstein, was a new student at Degrassi Community School. Three other new characters were introduced in season two in recurring roles. Stacey Farber played Ellie Nash, a goth whose home life was in turmoil, and Adamo Ruggiero portrayed Marco Del Rossi, who was struggling to accept the reality that he is gay. Melissa Di Marco was cast as science and gym teacher Daphne Hatzilakos. Mistysyn also returned to her former Degrassi role as Joey's ex high school sweetheart, Caitlyn Ryan, who in the years following graduation had become a world renowned journalist. Over the course of the ten seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation, there have been several departures from the series. Season six depicted the first death of one of the show's main characters when J. T. Yorke was stabbed and killed. Clark's character Sean Cameron has been written out of the show twice. He left the series during the fourth season in the wake of the death of Rick Murray, and returned for the sixth season, but departed the series again at the end of the season. At the end of season five several main characters graduated from Degrassi Community School, and either left the series or went on to university. Season eight saw many changes when many of the existing cast members, including Collins, Farber, Graham, Stepto, Ruggiero, and DiMarco either moved to recurring status or left the series entirely. The exodus of several major cast members was reportedly an executive decision that left the actors and producers on bad terms, with Graham stating in an interview with Vibe that "[the producers] did us foul." Thirteen actors were added to the main cast to replace them. By season nine, Brogren, McDonald, Steele and Kippel were the only actors from season one who remained in the series as storylines began to focus on a new generation of children attending the school. This was done to avoid moving the show to a primarily college setting, as the first generation cast aged or "graduated" out of Degrassi Community School into college. As of season 10, none of the characters from the earlier seasons remained, with the exception of Brogren, whose character was promoted to the principal of Degrassi Community School.
Қонақ рөлдері
Брогрен, Мистисин, Степто және Мастроянни басты рөлдерде ойнағаннан бөлек, «Degrassi Junior High» және «Degrassi High»-дан басқа актерлер де «Degrassi: The Next Generation» сериалының көрсетілу барысында бұрынғы рөлдерінде қонақ ретінде пайда болды. «Деграсси» түлектерінің көптеген актерлердің оралуын көрсететін бастапқы эпизодтан басқа, түпнұсқадағы Доңғалақты сомдаған Нил Хоуп үшінші маусымдағы бір эпизодта қысқаша камеомен оралды, ол эпизод Жыланның лейкемиямен күресіне арналған. Бесінші маусымдағы эпизодта Кинан өзінің кейіпкерінің Спайкпен некесі ажырасқаннан кейін оны жұбату үшін оралғанда қонақ ретінде ойнады. Кинорежиссер Кевин Смит пен актер Джейсон Мьюз төртінші маусымның соңғы үш эпизодында өздерінің рөлдерінде ойнады. Бұл эпизодтардың сюжеті екеуінің «Jay and Silent Bob Go Canadian, Eh!» атты көркем фильмін түсіруімен байланысты, бұл фильм «View Askewniverse» әлеміндегі туынды, ал «Degrassi Community School» түсірілім алаңы ретінде пайдаланылды. Смитпен бірге жұмыс істеген әнші Аланнис Морисетт «Going Down the Road Part One» эпизодында өзінің рөлінде қонақ жұлдыз ретінде пайда болды және Смит фильмінде мектеп директоры рөлін ойнады. Смит пен Мьюз бесінші маусымда екі эпизодқа өздерінің рөлдерінде қайта оралды. Эпизодтардағы оқиға «Jay and Silent Bob Go Canadian, Eh!» фильмінің тұсаукесеріне арналған. Смит пен Мьюз сегізінші маусымда төрт эпизодқа үшінші рет қонақ ретінде пайда болды, онда кейіпкерлердің көпшілігі Голливудқа, Лос-Анджелеске сапар тартты. Эпизодтарда Мьюз «Mewesical High» атты музыкалық жоғары мектеп фильмінің жазушысы, режиссер және басты рөлінде ойнады, онда «Degrassi Community School» студенттері түсті. Смит Мьюздің режиссерлік дебютінде оны қолдау үшін эпизодтарда пайда болды. «Degrassi: The Next Generation» сериалында басқа қонақ актерлердің қатарында Шон Кэмеронның анасы рөлінде Джейн Иствуд, «Free The Children» ұйымының негізін қалаушы Крейг Кильбургер және ағылшын поп-жұлдызы Наташа Бедингфилд өздерінің рөлдерінде болды. Джонатан Торренс Эмманың әкесі Шейн рөлін екі бөлімді үшінші маусымның премьерасында сомдады. Бұл кейіпкерді түпнұсқадағы сериалда Билл Паррот ойнаған, бірақ ол бұрынғы рөліне оралмауды шешті. Он бірінші маусымда бал бишісі Жан Марк Женеро «Менің денем - түрме» атты эпизодта мұғалім рөлінде пайда болды. Сериал «MuchMusic» телеарнасына көшкеннен кейін камеолар жиіледі; Кеке Палмер, Бен Малруни, Чаз Боно, Hedley және Фефе Добсон да шоуда пайда болды.
Besides Brogren, Mistysyn, Stepto, and Mastroianni having starring roles, other actors from Degrassi Junior High and Degrassi High had returned to guest star in their old roles throughout Degrassi: The Next Generation's run. As well as the pilot episode featuring the return of many Degrassi alumni, Neil Hope, who portrayed Wheels in the original series, returned for a brief cameo in a third season episode centered around Snake's battle with leukemia. In a fifth season episode, Keenan guest starred when her character returned to console Spike after her marriage with Snake broke down. Movie director Kevin Smith and actor Jason Mewes guest starred as themselves in the final three episodes of the fourth season. The plot for these episodes involved the pair working on Jay and Silent Bob Go Canadian, Eh!, a fictional feature film in the View Askewniverse, using Degrassi Community School as a filming location. Singer Alanis Morissette, who had worked with Smith, also guest stars in "Going Down the Road Part One" as herself, acted as the school principal in Smith's film. Smith and Mewes also return to Degrassi: The Next Generation as themselves for two episodes in season five. The storyline in the episodes was of the premiere of Jay and Silent Bob Go Canadian, Eh! Smith and Mewes guest starred a third time for four episodes in season eight when many of the characters travelled to Hollywood, Los Angeles. In the episodes, Mewes was the writer director and protagonist of Mewesical High, which starred a number of Degrassi Community School students. Smith appeared in the episodes to support Mewes as he makes his directorial debut. Other guest actors who appeared in Degrassi: The Next Generation included Jayne Eastwood as Sean Cameron's mother, Free The Children founder Craig Kielburger, and English pop singer Natasha Bedingfield as themselves. Jonathan Torrens guest starred as Emma's father, Shane, in the two part season three premiere. The character had been played by Bill Parrott in the original series, but he decided not to return the former role. In season 10, ballroom dancer Jean Marc Généreux appeared as a teacher during the episode "My Body Is a Cage". After the series had moved to MuchMusic cameos became more frequent; Keke Palmer, Ben Mulroney, Chaz Bono, Hedley, and Fefe Dobson also made appearances in the show.
Бірінші рет эфирде
Degrassi бастапқыда Канадада CBC телеарнасында көрсетілсе, Degrassi: The Next Generation телеарнасы Bell Media компаниясына тиесілі станцияларда көрсетілді. 9-маусымының ортасына дейін CTV телеарнасында көрсетілді. 2010 жылы MuchMusic секілді бауырлас желіге көшірілді. Кейін шоу Канададағы MTV-ге көшірілді. Қазіргі уақытта ол 2020 жылдан бастап ABC Spark, Disney Channel, CMT және YTV телеарналарында көрсетілуде. АҚШ-та ол Noggin-нің жасөспірімдерге арналған бағдарламалау блогында, The N арнасында көрсетілді. 2004 жылға қарай ол блоктағы ең жоғары рейтингті шоуға айналды; 2004 жылдың 2 шілдесінде эфирге шыққан бір бөлімі 300 000 адам қарады, ал Nielsen Media Research оны "Noggin телеарнасының 12-17 жас аралығындағы көрермендері үшін №1 бағдарлама" деп атады. 6 және 7 маусымдары CTV-де көрсетілместен бұрын The N арнасында көрсетілді. 9-маусымының ортасында шоу TeenNick арнасына көшірілді, бұл арна Viacom компаниясына тиесілі екі жасөспірім блогының бағдарламаларын біріктірді (Noggin's The N және Nickelodeon's TEENick). 10-шы маусымға дейін CTV басшылары 7-ші маусымнан бастап көру көрсеткішінің төмендеуіне байланысты шоуды тоқтатуға мәжбүр екендерін өндіріс тобына хабарлады. Маркетингтік күш-жігер мен Viacom-ның қолдауының арқасында шоу тоқтатылмай қалды. Осы уақыт аралығында шоу "Деграсси" деп қайта аталды. Шоудың тоқтатылуы 2015 жылдың маусым айында жарияланды. Сол айда, 9 маусымда Epitome Pictures "Деграсси: Келесі сынып" атты жаңа сериалының премьерасы DHX Media компаниясына тиесілі Family Channel арнасында және Канададан тыс жерлерде Netflix-те көрсетілетінін хабарлады. Бірінші маусым аяқталғаннан кейін эпизодтар Канадада Netflix-те қолжетімді болды.
While Degrassi originally aired in Canada on CBC, Degrassi: The Next Generation was broadcast on Bell Media owned stations. Until mid season 9, it aired on CTV. It moved to sister network MuchMusic in 2010. the show moved to MTV in Canada. It currently airs on ABC Spark, Disney Channel, CMT and YTV as of 2020. In the United States, it aired on Noggin's programming block for teenagers, The N. By 2004, it had become the highest rated show on the block; an episode that aired July 2, 2004 was watched by a record 300,000 people, and Nielsen Media Research called it "the No. 1 program for Noggin viewers 12 to 17." Seasons 6 and 7 premiered on The N before they aired on CTV. During mid season 9, the show was carried over to TeenNick, a channel that merged the programming of two Viacom owned teen blocks (Noggin's The N and Nickelodeon's TEENick). Before season 10, CTV executives told the production crew that they were cancelling the show due to a decline in viewing figures since season 7. Combined with marketing efforts and support from Viacom, the show avoided cancellation. During this time, the show was re titled as Degrassi. The show's cancellation was announced in June 2015. That same month, on June 9, Epitome Pictures announced that a sequel series, Degrassi: Next Class, would premiere on Family Channel, owned by DHX Media, and streamed outside of Canada on Netflix. Episodes became available on Netflix in Canada following the conclusion of the first season.
Теледидардан кейінгі тарату
Канадада "Деграсси: Келесі буын" сериалының қайта көрсетілімдері Bell Media иелігіндегі CTV Two және MTV2 арналарында көрсетілді. АҚШ-та тәуелсіз дистрибьютор Program Partners және Sony Pictures Television 2006 жылдың 24 қыркүйегінде шоудың алғашқы 119 эпизодының және одан кейінгі жаңа эпизодтардың синдикациялық құқықтарын сатып алғанын жариялады. 2006 жылдың желтоқсанында Sony Pictures Television және Program Partners Tribune Company компаниясымен оның иелігіндегі барлық станциялар, The CW Plus серіктес станциялары және көптеген басқа да ірі медиа конгломераттарына тиесілі станциялар үшін келісімге келді. "Деграсси: Келесі буын" сериалы елдің 60%-ында, соның ішінде ең ірі бес медиа нарығының бәрінде көрсетілді. 2007 жылдың наурызына қарай Program Partners Хёрст Аргайл Телевизион, Capitol Broadcasting Company және ACME Communications иелігіндегі станциялар синдикацияны сатып алғаннан кейін елдің 70% астам бөлігінде көрсетілімдерді қамтамасыз етті. Сериал АҚШ FCC-нің балалар бағдарламаларына қатысты білім беру және ақпараттық талаптарына сай келді. 2019 жылдың қазан айында Viacom және WildBrain арасындағы контент келісімі аясында Degrassi арнасы Pluto TV-ге тегін, жарнамамен қолдау көрсетілетін ағындық қызметтегі ойын-сауық деңгейінің 172-ші арнасында (қазір 14-ші арна) қосылды, онда "Bitter Sweet Symphony (1-бөлім)" сияқты екі бөлімнен тұратын эпизодтардың бір бөлігін қамти отырып, Degrassi эпизодтары ұсынылды, бірақ кейбір эпизодтар көрсетілім айналымынан алынып тасталды. 2021 жылдың шілдесіне қарай Degrassi: The Next Generation сериалының қайта көрсетілімдері Corus Entertainment иелігіндегі кейбір канадалық телеарналарда, соның ішінде ABC Spark, CMT және YTV арналарында көрсетіле береді.
In Canada, stripped reruns of Degrassi: The Next Generation have aired on CTV Two and MTV2, which are owned by Bell Media. In the United States, independent distributor Program Partners and Sony Pictures Television, announced on September 24, 2006, that they acquired the syndication rights to the first 119 episodes of the show in the United States, and any subsequent new episodes. In December 2006, Sony Pictures Television and Program Partners had reached agreements with the Tribune Company for every station it owned, The CW Plus affiliated stations, and many other stations owned by major media conglomerates. Degrassi: The Next Generation was cleared in 60% of the country including all five of the top five media markets. By March 2007, Program Partners had cleared it in over 70% of the country after stations owned by Hearst Argyle Television, Capitol Broadcasting Company, and ACME Communications purchased the syndication. The series met the US FCC's educational and informational guidelines towards children's programming. In October 2019, as part of a content deal struck between Viacom and WildBrain, a channel dedicated to Degrassi was added to Pluto TV on channel 172 (now channel 144) of the free, advertiser supported streaming service's entertainment tier, offering episodes of Degrassi, with a limited number of episodes—including those that consisted of portions of two part episodes, such as "Bitter Sweet Symphony (Part 1)"—omitted from the episode rotation. As of July 2021, reruns of Degrassi: The Next Generation continue to air on certain Canadian television networks owned by Corus Entertainment, including ABC Spark, CMT, and YTV.
DVD-дері
Degrassi: The Next Generation сериалдарының алғашқы он екі маусымы DVD-де жарық көрді. Бұл жинақтарды Канадада Alliance Home Entertainment шығарған. АҚШ-та FUNimation Entertainment алғашқы алты маусымды, ал Echo Bridge Entertainment жетіден он екіге дейінгі маусымдарды шығарды. Әр маусымдық жинақта суреттер, караоке сеанстары, кастинг таспалары, жасалмаған кадрлар, өшірілген көріністер және тағы да басқалары бар. Австралияда 1-ден 4-ке дейінгі маусымдар 2010 және 2011 жылдары Umbrella Entertainment компаниясы арқылы шығарылды. Бұл DVD-дискілер Океания мен Латын Америкасында қолданылатын 4-аймақтық кодпен үйлесімді. Кевин Смит пен Джейсон Мьюздің қатысуымен төртінші маусымдағы үш бөлімдік сюжет бір дискілік 1-аймақтық DVD ретінде шығарылды. FUNimation Entertainment дискіні 2005 жылдың 8 қарашасында екі нұсқада шығарды: біріншісі "Қиыстырылмаған, цензураланбаған және рейтингсіз" деп аталды, ал екіншісі "Рейтингті". Әрбір шығарылымда Кевин Смитпен сұхбат, жасалмаған кадрлар және Джей мен Silent Bob-тың фотоальбомын қоса алғанда, бірдей DVD бонустары бар. "Рейтингсіз" шығарылымында сондай-ақ Кевин Смит, Джейсон Мьюз, Стейси Мистисин, атқарушы продюсер Джим Джекман және сценарист Аарон Мартиннің эпизодтарға түсіндірмелері бар. Ол Солтүстік Америкада iTunes арқылы да қолжетімді болды. 2007 жылы Канададағы Puretracks эпизодтарды медиа файлы ретінде жүктеуге ұсынды, оны тек үш рет жазуға немесе көшіруге болады. АҚШ-та Zune толық серияны сатты. Барлық 14 маусым 2022 жылдың 25 наурызында HBO Max-та көруге қолжетімді болды. 2024 жылдан бастап сериалдың көп бөлігі Youtube-та тегін көруге болады. Белгісіз себептермен кейбір маусымдарда бір немесе бірнеше эпизодтар жоқ болуы мүмкін.
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Толық маусым DVD шығарылымы
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Шығарылым эпизодтар саны Шығарылым күні Арнайы мүмкіндіктер
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Аймақ 1 Аймақ 2 Аймақ 4 Канада АҚШ
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Бірінші маусым 15 19 қазан 2004 28 қыркүйек 2004 3 мамыр 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi фотоальбомы, кейіпкерлердің сипаттамалары, актерлердің өмірбаяндары, өшірілген көріністер, жасалмаған кадрлар және түпнұсқа теледидар трейлерлері мен кастинг таспалары.
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Екінші маусым 22 21 маусым 2005 8 қыркүйек 2010 130-дан астам өшірілген/кеңейтілген көріністер мен жасалмаған кадрлар, актерлердің кастинг таспалары, 2-ші маусымның екінші шақыру таспалары, "Poor Thing" караоке, интерактивті жанкүйерлер викторинасы, Degrassi жылнамасы, Snake and Spike's Wedding альбомы, студенттер мен ересектердің профилі және актерлердің өмірбаяндары. Ескерту: 4-ші аймақтық DVD шығарылымында тек 72 өшірілген көрініс бар.
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Үшінші маусым 22 28 наурыз 2006 13 сәуір 2011 Аудио түсіндірмелер ("Қиындықтар болады" және "Pride"), өшірілген көріністер, "Rock and Roll High School" караоке, 3-ші маусым интерактивті викторинасы, CTV Degrassi трейлері, Degrassi жылнамасы және кейіпкерлер мен актерлердің өмірбаяндары.
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Төртінші маусым 23 24 қазан 2006 28 қараша 2006 13 сәуір 2011 Аудио түсіндірмелер ("Time Stands Still" және "Secret"), өшірілген көріністер, жасалмаған кадрлар, түпнұсқа актерлердің кастингі, 4-ші маусым интерактивті викторинасы, кейіпкерлер мен актерлердің өмірбаяндары, Джей мен Silent Bob флипбукі, Degrassi жылнамасы және PAX Gun Violence Prevention қоғамдық қызмет туралы хабарламалар. Ескерту: "Secret" аудио түсіндірмесі тек АҚШ шығарылымында қолжетімді.
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Бесінші маусым 19 3 шілде 2007 Өшірілген көріністер, жасалмаған кадрлар, түпнұсқа актерлердің кастингі, Касси Стилмен сұхбат, кейіпкерлер мен актерлердің өмірбаяндары, Degrassi жылнамасы, Simple Plan музыкалық видеосы және сұхбат, трейлерлер.
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Алтыншы маусым 19 27 мамыр 2008 Өшірілген көріністер, жасалмаған кадрлар, түпнұсқа кастинг, кейіпкерлер мен актерлердің өмірбаяндары, Degrassi жылнамасы және трейлерлер.
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Жетінші маусым 24 26 мамыр 2009 17 наурыз 2009 Жасалмаған кадрлар, өшірілген көріністер, фотогалерея, вебизодтар және "Сетте".
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Сегізінші маусым 23 1 қыркүйек 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" фильмі, жасалмаған кадрлар, өшірілген көріністер, подкасттар, вебизодтар, "Сетте" вебизодтары және "My Window" музыкалық видеосы.
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Тоғызыншы маусым 23 20 шілде 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" фильмі, жасалмаған кадрлар, өшірілген көріністер, вебизодтар мен мини-фильмдер және музыкалық бейнелер.
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Оныншы маусым 44 18 қазан 2011 13 қыркүйек 2011 Эпизодтарға түсіндірмелер ("My Body Is A Cage" және "Umbrella"), музыкалық бейнелер, жасалмаған кадрлар және вебизодтар.
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Он бірінші маусым 45 3 желтоқсан 2013 Жаңа балалармен танысу, Галерея түсірілімі, Сет тур, Тұрақ тур, репетициядан түсірілімге дейін, қоштасу, сахна артында, өшірілген көріністер, жасалмаған кадрлар және вебизодтар.
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Он екінші маусым 40 29 қазан 2013 Degrassi-ге оралу, Блоктағы жаңа балалар, Ашылу тізбегі, 300-ші эпизодтың мерекесі, Мұз итттерімен күн, Сәлем, киімдер, Фионаның туған күнін тойлау, Димитриус, Ванесса және Justice-пен фотосессия, Romeo & Jules фильмін жасау, жасалмаған кадрлар, ішкі көрініс және сценарийді оқу – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Бітіру күні, Мейрам түні, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli-дің қысқа фильмі – LIFE, Eli-дің қысқа фильмі – NYU Portfolio, Видео жылнамасы және эпизодқа түсіндірме.
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Он үшінші маусым 40
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
Он төртінші маусым 28
The first twelve seasons of Degrassi: The Next Generation have been released on DVD. The box sets are released in Canada by Alliance Home Entertainment. In the United States, FUNimation Entertainment released the first six seasons and Echo Bridge Entertainment released seasons seven through twelve. Each season boxset includes extra features such as pictures, karaoke sessions, audition tapes, bloopers, deleted scenes and more. In Australia, seasons 1 to 4 were released by Umbrella Entertainment in 2010 and 2011. These DVDs are compatible with the region 4 code, which is in use in, Oceania and Latin America. The three episode story arc from the fourth season in which Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes guest star has also been released as a single disc Region 1 DVD. FUNimation Entertainment released the disc on November 8, 2005, in two versions: the first subtitled as "Uncut, Uncensored and Unrated", and the second, "Rated." Each release has the same DVD extras, including an interview with Kevin Smith, bloopers and a Jay and Silent Bob Photo Album. The Unrated release also features episode commentaries by Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Stacie Mistysyn, the associate producer Jim Jackman and writer Aaron Martin. It was also made available on iTunes in North America. In 2007, Puretracks in Canada offered episodes for download as a media file that could be only burned or copied three times. In the US, Zune sold the full series. All 14 seasons were made available to stream on HBO Max on March 25, 2022. As of 2024, the majority of the series is free to watch on Youtube. For unknown reasons, some seasons may be missing one or more episodes. Complete Season DVD ReleaseRelease Ep # Release dates Special FeaturesRegion 1 Region 2 Region 4 Canada United States Season One 15 October 19, 2004September 28, 2004 May 3, 2007 Degrassi Karaoke, Degrassi Photo Album, Character Descriptions, Cast Biographies, Deleted Scenes, Oops and Bloopers, Original Television Promos, and Audition Tapes. Season Two 22 June 21, 2005 September 8, 2010130+ Deleted/Extended Scenes and Bloopers, Cast Audition Tapes, Season 2 Second Call Back Tapes, "Poor Thing" Karaoke, Interactive Fan Quiz, Degrassi Yearbook, Snake and Spike's Wedding Album, Student and Adult Profiles, and Cast Biographies. Note: Region 4 DVD Release Only Has 72 Deleted Scenes Season Three 22 March 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Accidents Will Happen" and "Pride"), Deleted Scenes, "Rock and Roll High School" Karaoke, Season 3 Interactive Quiz, CTV Degrassi Promo, Degrassi Yearbook, and Character and Cast Biographies. Season Four 23 October 24, 2006 November 28, 2006 April 13, 2011Audio Commentaries ("Time Stands Still" and "Secret"), Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Season 4 Interactive Quiz, Character and Cast Biographies, Jay and Silent Bob Flipbook, Degrassi Yearbook, and PAX Gun Violence Prevention Public Service Announcements. Note: Audio Commentary on "Secret" is only available on the United States release. Season Five 19 July 3, 2007 Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, Original Cast Auditions, Interview with Cassie Steele, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, Simple Plan Music Video and Interview, and Trailers. Season Six 19 May 27, 2008 Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, Original Auditions, Character and Cast Biographies, Degrassi Yearbook, and Trailers. Season Seven 24 May 26, 2009 March 17, 2009 Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Photo Gallery, Webisodes, and "On The Set". Season Eight 23 September 1, 2009 "Degrassi Goes Hollywood" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Podcasts, Webisodes, "On The Set" Webisodes, and "My Window" Music Video. Season Nine 23 July 20, 2010 "Degrassi Takes Manhattan" The Movie, Bloopers, Deleted Scenes, Webisodes and Minis, and Music Videos. Season Ten 44 October 18, 2011 September 13, 2011 Episode Commentaries ("My Body Is A Cage" and "Umbrella"), Music Videos, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Eleven 45 December 3, 2013 Meet the New Kids, The Gallery Shoot, Set Tour, Parking Lot Tour, From Rehearsal to Shooting, Goodbyes, Behind the Scenes, Deleted Scenes, Bloopers, and Webisodes. Season Twelve 40 October 29, 2013 Back to Degrassi, New Kids on the Block, Shooting the Opening Sequence, 300th Episode Celebration, A Day with the Ice Hounds, Goodbye Uniforms, Inside Fiona's Birthday Brawl, Say Cheese: Photoshoot with Demetrius, Vanessa and Justice, The Making of Romeo & Jules, Bloopers, The Inside Look and The Table Read – Bitter Sweet Symphony, Graduation Day, Prom Night, The One and Only – Dylan Everett, Eli's Short Film – LIFE, Eli's Short Film – NYU Portfolio, Video Yearbook, and Episode Commentary. Season Thirteen 40 Season Fourteen 28
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Degrassi: The Next Generation фильміне қатысты пікірлер көбінесе оң болды. Entertainment Weekly оны «культтік хит» деп атады, ал The New York Times оны «Tha Best Teen TV N da WRLD (әлемдегі ең жақсы жасөспірімдер телешоуы)» деп сипаттады. Бірінші маусым туралы «Оттава азаматы» журналының журналисі Тони Атертон жаңа нұсқасы туралы ара-тұра пікір білдірді, ол «көрінісі тазаланып, жылтыраған, бұрынғы серияның жаңашылдығын жоғалтқан [және] бұрынғы сериямен таныс көрермендерге немесе соңғы жылдары жасөспірімдер драмасын көрген кез келген адамға ештеңе жаңа ұсынбайды, себебі сюжеттер мен кейіпкерлерге қатысты дежавю сезімі пайда болады» деді. Америка Құрама Штаттарында көрсетілімге түсуі алдында The Seattle Times газетінің Мелани Макфарланд сериалдың сәтті болатынын күмәнданып, былай деп жазды: «қазіргі көрермендер отбасы үшін мәселелерді жұмсақ түрде шешуге болады, бірақ ана мен әкелердің тыныштығы үшін жұмсақ нәрсе Джуниорды немесе Degrassi-дің ескі жанкүйерлерін қызықтыра бермейді». Кейіпкерлердің басынан өткен мәселелер бұқаралық ақпарат құралдарында жиі талқыланды. Сериалдың жасөспірімдердің өміріндегі сынақтар мен қиындықтарды шыншыл бейнелеуден қашпайтыны атап өтілді. CBC News-тен Сара Лисс Degrassi: The Next Generation көбінесе мәнерсіз және сабынды опера сияқты болғанына қарамастан, басқа жанрлық сериалдар көмескілеуді ұнататын мәселелерді шешеді және оның міндетті көрінісінің бір бөлігі болды. Ол сериалды «2000-ші жылдардың ең маңызды он телешоуының» бірі деп атады және бұл тізімде пайда болған жалғыз балалар сериал және жалғыз канадалық телесериал болды, оған Mad Men, Lost, CSI франшизасы және Sex and the City кірді. St. Petersburg Times газетінің тілшісі Брайан Орлофф осы пікірді қолдады және «жасөспірімдердің өмірімен байланыста болған» сериалды мақтады. Осы пікірлерге қарамастан, The N бірінші маусымның ең даулы эпизодтарының бірін сақтады, онда экстази таблеткасын ішкеннен кейін бақылауын жоғалтқан кейіпкерді көрсетті және оны продюсерлерден өңделген нұсқасын алғанға дейін көрсетуден бас тартты. The N сондай-ақ екінші маусымдағы зорлау туралы сюжеті бар екі эпизодты тиісті түзетулер жасалмайынша көрсетуден бас тартты және он төрт жасар кейіпкердің сүйіктісімен келісіммен жыныстық қатынасқа түскеннен кейін түсік жасағандығын және өкінуін көрсеткен үшінші маусымдағы басқа эпизодтарды жарияламады. Бұл шешім жанкүйерлер арасында наразылық тудырды, олар Нью-Йорк Таймс, сондай-ақ CBC, National Post және Канададағы London Free Press газеттерінің назарын аударды. Эпизодтар үш жылдан кейін «барлық эпизодтар» марафонының бөлігі ретінде, желіден өте аз жарнамамен көрсетілді. Квебек мектебіндегі он баланың денесінде бірнеше кесіктер табылғаннан кейін тағы бір сюжет БАҚ-та жарияланды. Олар бір кейіпкер эпизодтың бірінде өзін-өзі зақымдай бастағанда, оны көшіргендерін айтты. Degrassi: The Next Generation және басқа жанрлық сериалдар арасындағы салыстырулар да жүргізілді. AfterElton.com веб-сайтының жазушысы Джейк Сюретт медиадағы гомосексуал және бисексуал ер адамдардың бейнеленуіне назар аударды және Degrassi: The Next Generation фильміндегі екі гей кейіпкердің бейнеленуі туралы хабарлады. «Degrassi жасөспірімдердің өмірдегі қиындықтары туралы оқиғаларды, оның ішінде гейлер мен лесбияндықтардың оқиғаларын айтады және көптеген жасөспірімдер драмалары мен ситкомдарының жетілуімен аяқталатын «өте ерекше гүлдеу» аяқталуынан қашпайды». The Palm Beach Post газетінің Кевин Томпсон сериалдың «жасөспірімдердің көзқарасынан айтылатынын, өйткені жазушылар, мысалы, Fox's The O.C. сериалдағы жазушылар сияқты кең демографиялық топқа қызығушылық танытпайды. Олар жасөспірімдермен олардың деңгейінде байланысады» деді. PopMatters-тің Джоди Жанелла Хорн оны The O.C. сериалмен салыстырып, Degrassi-дегі көріністер «менің жасөспірімдік өмірімдегі нақты көріністер сияқты болуы мүмкін, бірақ The O.C. менің өмірімдегі ештеңе есіме түсірмейді» деді, бұл жоғары мектеп жанрының ең толыққанды дәл сериал екенін қосты. San Jose Mercury News былай деді: «Егер олар [Everwood, The O.C. және One Tree Hill] қабылдануды қаласа, шоулар канадалық драмадан үлгі ала алады. Degrassi: The Next Generation, ол жасөспірімдердің осындай қиын мәселелерін шешпейді». The New York Times сондай-ақ сериалды Everwood, The O.C. және One Tree Hill, сондай-ақ Beverly Hills, 90210, Gilmore Girls, Dawson's Creek және Sex and the City, Maude және Six Feet Under сияқты ересектерге арналған сериалдармен салыстырғанда жақсы бағалады. AOL TV оны телеарнаның ең үлкен құпия ләззатының алтыншысы деп санайды.
Degrassi: The Next Generation has received generally positive reviews. Entertainment Weekly has called it "a cult hit", and The New York Times named it "Tha Best Teen TV N da WRLD (The best teen TV in the world)". Of the first season, The Ottawa Citizen Tony Atherton had mixed feelings of the new incarnation, saying it "has a cleaner, more polished look, has lost its edge [and offers] nothing new to viewers familiar with the groundbreaking preceding series, nor to anyone else who has watched the deluge of teen dramas since there is a sense of déjà vu with regards to the plots and characters". Before its debut in the United States, The Seattle Times Melanie McFarland wondered whether the series would do well, writing: "soft pedaling through the issues might work for today's family of viewers, but what's gentle enough for Mom and Dad's peace of mind might not be enough to hook Junior or the original Degrassi's older fans". The issues that the characters experience have often been commented on in the media. It has been noted that the series never attempts to hide from depicting honest accounts of the trials and tribulations that real teenagers may often experience. Sarah Liss from CBC News said that despite often being corny and soap opera y, Degrassi: The Next Generation tackles issues that other genre series prefer to gloss over, and was part of her essential viewing. She named the series one of "the [ten] most important television shows of the 2000s", and was the only children's series, and the only Canadian television series, to appear on the list, which included Mad Men, Lost, the CSI franchise, and Sex and the City. Brian Orloff of the St. Petersburg Times echoed the sentiments, and praised the series for "stay[ing] in touch with teens' lives". In spite of these comments, The N held back one of the more controversial episodes of the first season, which showed a character losing control after taking an ecstasy pill, and refused to broadcast it until it was presented with an edited copy from the producers. The N also refused to broadcast two episodes from the second season that featured a storyline about date rape until suitable edits could be made, and withheld other episodes from season three that showed a fourteen year old character having an abortion after having consensual sexual intercourse with her boyfriend, and feeling no regrets. The decision caused an uproar amongst fans who organized a petition that caught the attention of the New York Times, as well as CBC, the National Post and the London Free Press in Canada. The episodes eventually aired three years later as part of an "every episode ever" marathon, with very little advertisement from the network. Another storyline was featured in the media after ten children from a Québécois school were found to have a number of cuts on their bodies. They said they had copied the show when one character began self harming herself in an episode. Comparisons between Degrassi: The Next Generation and other genre specific series have also been made throughout the run. Jake Surette, a writer with AfterElton. com, a website which focuses on the portrayal of homosexual and bisexual men in the media, reported on the portrayal of two Degrassi: The Next Generation gay characters. "Degrassi features ongoing stories of real life teen dilemmas—including intense gay and lesbian storylines—and does it without the righteous, 'On a Very Special Blossom endings that many teen dramas and sitcoms thrive on." Kevin Thompson of The Palm Beach Post said the series "is told from a teenager's point of view since the writers have no interest in appealing to a broad based demographic like the writers on, say, Fox's The O. C. it connects with teens on their level". PopMatters's Jodie Janella Horn also compared it with The O. C., saying that while scenes from Degrassi could be "actual scenes from my actual teenage life The O. C. will never remind me of anything in my life", adding that it is the most unnervingly accurate series ever of the high school genre. The San Jose Mercury News has said "If they [Everwood, The O. C., and One Tree Hill] want to be taken seriously, the shows could take a cue from Canadian drama Degrassi: The Next Generation, which addresses the same gritty teen issues without being far fetched". The New York Times has also made favourable reviews of the series in comparison to Everwood, The O. C., and One Tree Hill, as well as Beverly Hills, 90210, Gilmore Girls, Dawson's Creek, and adult series such as Sex and the City, Maude, and Six Feet Under. AOL TV ranked it as the sixth TV's Biggest Guilty Pleasure.
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Degrassi: The Next Generation-да Degrassi Junior High және Degrassi High кейіпкерлері пайда болған кезде, 20 және 30-жылдары өткен сериалдардың көрермендері қазіргі нұсқасының адал жанкүйерлер қатарын құрады. Сериал көрермендерінің шамамен 40% -ы Degrassi: The Next Generation-ның 12-17 жас аралығындағы мақсатты аудиториясынан тыс болды. Degrassi: The Next Generation бірінші маусымда 12-20 жас аралығындағы орташа есеппен 365 000 көрерменді жинады және Канадада ең көп тамашаланған отандық драмаға айналды. Екінші маусымның соңында ол ең жас үш жас тобындағы (2-11 жастағы балалар, 12-17 жастағы жасөспірімдер және 18-34 жастағы жастар) Канаданың ең танымал шоуына айналды. Үшінші маусымда "Деграсси: Келесі буын" тағы да Канаданың барлық драма сериалдарының ең көп тамашаланғаны және ересектер арасында ең көп тамашаланған канадалық драма болды. Мектептегі оқ ату оқиғасы туралы төртінші маусымның эпизоды 930 000 көрерменді тартты; сол кезде бұл бағдарламаның ең жоғары рейтингі болды. Сол маусымдағы ауыздық секс туралы сюжеті бар екінші эпизодты да 1 миллионнан аспайтын көрермендер тамашалады. 2004 жылы АҚШ-та орташа есеппен 250 000 көрерменді жинады және 2006 жылы АҚШ-та ең жоғары бағаланған цифрлық кабельдік сериалы атанды. Бұл көрсеткіш "үлкен төрт" телеарналарындағы (ABC, CBS, Fox және NBC) табысты шоуларға қарағанда әлдеқайда төмен болса да, алдыңғы маусымдардың премьералық эпизодтары 12-34 жастағы әйелдер арасында жоғары көрермендік көрсеткіштерге қол жеткізді. Бесінші маусымды орташа есеппен 767 000 көрермен тамашалады, ал маусымның екінші эпизодын 1 000 000 көрермен көрді. Сериалдың көрсетілімі ортасынан бастап рейтингтер төмендеуіне әкелді. Канадада алтыншы маусымды бесінші маусымды көргенге қарағанда аз көрермендер тамашалады; маусымның финалын 520 000 көрермен көрді, ал жалпы маусымды орташа есеппен 522 000 көрермен тамашалады. Бұл көрсеткіш келесі апталарда төмендеді, үшінші эпизодты 446 000 көрермен, ал бесінші эпизодты 407 000 көрермен тамашалады, және оныншы эпизодқа дейін 314 000 көрерменге дейін төмендеді. Жалпы, маусымның алғашқы он екі эпизоды 455 000 көрерменді құрады, бұл алтыншы маусымның сол санынан 45 000-ға аз. Бұл жетіінші маусымның премьерасынан 200 000-ға аз көрерменді құрады. Екінші және алтыншы эпизодтарды орташа есеппен 220 000 көрермен тамашалаған кезде көрермендер саны тағы да төмендеді. Ол кезде бұл Degrassi: The Next Generation ең төмен рейтинг алған көрсеткіш болды. Он үшінші эпизодтың жалпы көрермен саны біршама өсті, екі бөліктен тұратын эпизодтың бірінші бөлігін 157 000 адам тамашалады, бірақ 18-34 жастағы мақсатты аудиториясының көрермендері 81 000-ға дейін төмендеді. Келесі аптада екі бөлікті аяқтаған эпизод көрермендер санын арттырып, шамамен 206 000 көрерменге жетті. Бриу Degrassi: The Next Generation әлі де эфирде қалғаны туралы пікір білдірді, CTV оны тоқтатуды қашан жариялайтынын ойлады және одан кейін келетін The Amazing Race бағдарламасын Degrassi көрермендерінен он есе көп көретінін атап өтті. CTV тоғызыншы маусымның бірінші жартысында екі эпизодты тікелей эфирге шығарды, бұл рейтингтерді жақсартты. Алғашқы екі эпизодтың жалпы саны 471 000 көрерменді құрады, ал үшінші және төртінші эпизодтар оларды сақтап қалды; оларды 475 000 көрермен тамашалады. Келесі аптада бесінші және алтыншы эпизодтардың жалпы көрермен саны 608 000-ға дейін өсті және қарашада маусым үзіліске кеткен кезде 572 000 көрерменмен жоғары деңгейде қалды.
With characters from Degrassi Junior High and Degrassi High appearing in Degrassi: The Next Generation, viewers of the earlier series who were in their 20s and 30s made up a dedicated fan base of the current incarnation. Approximately 40% of the series' viewers are outside of Degrassi: The Next Generations 12 to 17 year old target audience. Degrassi: The Next Generation averaged 365,000 viewers aged 12–20 years old in season one, and became the most watched domestic drama in Canada. By the end of season two, it had become the most popular Canadian show for the three youngest age groups (children aged 2–11, teenagers aged 12–17 and young adults aged 18–34). In the third season, Degrassi: The Next Generation was again the most watched all Canadian drama series, and the most watched Canadian drama among adults 18–49. A season four episode that featured a school shooting received 930,000 viewers; at that time it was the programme's highest ever rating. A second episode in the same season that featured a storyline about oral sex also earned just under 1,000,000 viewers. It averaged 250,000 viewers in the US in 2004 and was the highest rated digital cable series in the US in 2006. While that figure was still far lower than successful shows on the "big four" networks (ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC), the premiere episodes of earlier seasons had achieved higher audience numbers with females aged 12–34. The fifth season drew in an average of 767,000 viewers, with episode two of the season was seen by 1,000,000 viewers. Ratings began to decline halfway through the series' run. In Canada, season six was watched by fewer viewers than had watched season five; The season finale was watched by 520,000 viewers, and the season overall averaged 522,000 viewers. This progressively dropped over the coming weeks, from 446,000 total viewers for the third episode, to 407,000 total viewers for the fifth episode, and continued to fall to a low of 314,000 viewers by the tenth episode. Overall, the first twelve episodes of the season averaged 455,000 viewers, 45,000 less than the same number of episodes from the season six. almost 200,000 viewers fewer than what the premiere of season seven achieved. Viewing figures continued to drop when episodes two and six were both watched by an average of 220,000 viewers. At the time they were the lowest figures Degrassi: The Next Generation has ever received;
The overall number of viewers rose slightly for the thirteenth episode, the first of a two parter, when it was watched by 157,000 people, but the viewing figures for the key 18–34 demographics was at a low of 81,000. The following week, the episode that concluded the two parter picked up viewers, reaching an estimated total of 206,000. Brioux commented again about Degrassi: The Next Generation still being on the schedules, wondering when CTV was going to announce its cancellation and noting that The Amazing Race, which follows it in the scheduling, was watched by ten times the number of Degrassis viewers. CTV aired two episodes back to back in the first half of season nine, and the scheduling had improved ratings. The first two episodes earned a combined figure of 471,000 viewers, and the third and fourth episodes retained them; they were watched by a combined 475,000 viewers. The following week, the total viewing figures for episodes five and six had increased to 608,000, and remained high as the season went into hiatus in November with 572,000 total viewers.
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Degrassi: The Next Generation көптеген марапаттар мен номинацияларды алды. Канаданың жазушылар гильдиясы екі эпизодтың авторларына Канадалық сценарий сыйлығын табыс етті. 2004 жылы Аарон Мартин, Джеймс Хёрст және Шелли Скарроу «Прайд» үшін «Жастар сценарийінің үздік сыйлығы»н жеңіп алды. Келесі жылы Скарроу жазған «Секрет» эпизоды, Джеймс Хёрст пен Миклос Перлус жазған «Мерси-стрит» эпизодымен «Жастар сценарийінің үздік сыйлығы» үшін бәсекелесті. «Мерси-стрит» жеңіске жетті. Сериал он төрт рет Канаданың режиссерлер гильдиясының сыйлығына ие болды. «Телевизиялық сериалдардағы балаларға арналған үздік жетістіктер» тобында Брюс Макдональдтың «Ана мен баланың қайта қосылуы» (2002 жылы ұсынылған) және «Көкшелер жылағанда» (2003 жылы ұсынылған) жеңімпаз атанды. Сондай-ақ Макдональдтың режиссерлік жұмысы болған «Ақ той» 2003 жылы «Телевизиялық сериал режиссурасының үздік жетістігі» сыйлығын жеңіп алды. «Can't Hardly Wait» және «Pass the Dutchie» фильмдері де 2007 және 2008 жылдары осы санатқа ұсынылды, бірақ жүлде ала алмады. Стивен Уитроу «Көркем суреттерді өңдеудегі үздік жетістіктер» номинациясында екі рет марапатталды: 2002 жылы «Ана мен баланың қайта қосылуы» үшін, ал 2003 жылы «Көкшелер жылағанда» үшін. 2010 жылы продюсер Линда Шейлер «Оскар» сыйлығын алды. «Degrassi: The Next Generation» халықаралық аренада да сәттілікке жетті. 2004 жылы Германияда «Үздік балалар телебағдарламасы» Prix Jeunesse номинациясына ұсынылып, төрт рет GLAAD Media Awards номинациясын алды. 2004 жылы шоу «Үздік драмалық сериал» номинациясына ұсынылды, бірақ спорттық драма «Playmakers»-ке ұтылып қалды. 2008 жылы ол тағы да осы санатқа ұсынылды, бірақ «Brothers & Sisters» сериалынан жеңілді. 2005 жылы «Degrassi: The Next Generation» «Балалар бағдарламасындағы үздік жетістіктер» үшін Телевизия сыншылары қауымдастығының сыйлығын жеңіп алды. Бұл АҚШ-тан тыс сериалдың осы санатта жеңіске жеткен екінші реті болды (бірінші рет 1988 жылы «Degrassi Junior High» жеңіп алған). «Жас суретші» сыйлығы 1987 жылдан бері «Degrassi» франшизасының актерлерін марапаттап келеді. «Degrassi: The Next Generation» алғашқы жылы төрт номинация алды. Райан Кули мен Джейк Голдсби «Телевизиялық комедиялық сериалдағы ең үздік жас актер» номинациясына ұсынылды, бірақ «Malcolm in the Middle» сериалындағы Фрэнки Мунизден жеңілді. Сериал «Комедиялық немесе драмалық телесериалдағы ең жақсы актерлік ансамбль» номинациясында жеңіске жетті. Бір жылдан кейін Джейк Эпштейн «Телевизиялық комедиялық сериалдағы ең үздік жас актер» номинациясында «Жас суретші» сыйлығын жеңіп алды. 2005 жылы Кристина Шмидт «Телевизиялық комедиялық сериалдағы ең үздік жас актриса» сыйлығын «Arrested Development» сериалының Алия Шокатымен бөлісті, ал Джейми Джонстон 2008 жылы «Телевизиялық сериалдағы ең үздік жас актер» номинациясын жеңіп алды. «Жас суретші» сыйлығы 2012 жылы қайта табыс етілді, онда Кристин Проспери мен А. Ж. Саудин тиісінше «Жетекші жас актриса» және «Қайта ойнайтын жас актер» санаттарында жүлде алды. Алайда, екеуі де өз санатында тең түсті. «Teen Choice Awards» байқауында он екі және он тоғыз жас аралығындағы балалар әр санат бойынша жеңімпазды анықтайды. Сериал «Жазғы телешоу таңдауы» номинациясында үш рет ұсынылып, 2005 және 2007 жылдары екі рет жеңіп алды. Адамның трансгендер екені жарияланған «Менің денем - тор» эпизоды 2011 жылы Пибоди сыйлығына және «Креативті өнер» саласындағы Эмми сыйлығына ұсынылды.
Degrassi: The Next Generation has received numerous awards and nominations. The Writers Guild of Canada awarded its Canadian Screenwriting Awards to the writers of two episodes. In 2004, Aaron Martin, James Hurst and Shelley Scarrow won the "Best Youth Script Award" for "Pride". The following year, the Scarrow penned episode "Secret" vied with "Mercy Street", written by James Hurst and Miklos Perlus for the "Best Youth Script Award". "Mercy Street" won. The series has been nominated for fourteen Directors Guild of Canada Awards. In the "Outstanding Achievement in a Television Series – Children's" group category, the Bruce McDonald helmed "Mother and Child Reunion" (nominated 2002) and "When Doves Cry" (nominated 2003) were winners. "White Wedding", also directed by McDonald, won the award in 2003 for "Outstanding Achievement in Direction – Television Series". "Can't Hardly Wait" and "Pass the Dutchie" were also nominated in that category in 2007 and 2008, respectively, but failed to win the awards. Stephen Withrow picked up two awards in the "Outstanding Achievement in Picture Editing" category, for "Mother and Child Reunion" in 2002 and "When Doves Cry" in 2003. In 2010, producer Linda Schuyler received the Academy Achievement Award. Degrassi: The Next Generation had also seen awards success internationally. It was nominated for a "Best Children's Television Programme" Prix Jeunesse in Germany in 2004, and has been nominated at the GLAAD Media Awards four times. In 2004, the show received a nomination in the Outstanding Drama Series category, but lost to the sports drama Playmakers. It was nominated in the same category again in 2008, but lost to Brothers & Sisters. In 2005, Degrassi: The Next Generation won the Television Critics Association Award for "Outstanding Achievement in Children's Programming." It was only the second time that a non United States series has won an award in this category (the first time was Degrassi Junior High in 1988). The Young Artist Awards had been recognising actors in the Degrassi franchise since 1987. Degrassi: The Next Generation was nominated for four awards in its first year. Ryan Cooley and Jake Goldsbie were nominated in the "Best Leading Young Actor Performance in a TV Comedy Series" category, but lost to Frankie Muniz from Malcolm in the Middle. The series won the award for "Best Ensemble in a Comedy or Drama TV Series" category. A year later, Jake Epstein won the Young Artist Award in the category for "Best Leading Young Actor Performance in a TV Comedy Series". In 2005, Christina Schmidt tied with Alia Shawkat of Arrested Development to win the award for "Best Supporting Young Actress Performance in a TV Comedy Series", and Jamie Johnston won the 2008 category for "Best Leading Young Actor Performance in a TV Series". Young Artist Awards were awarded again in 2012, with both Cristine Prosperi and A. J. Saudin winning awards in the Lead Young Actress and Recurring Young Actor categories respectively. However, they both tied with another in their category. At the Teen Choice Awards, children aged between twelve and nineteen vote for each category's winner. The series was nominated three times in the "Choice Summer TV Show" category, and won twice, in 2005 and 2007. The episode "My Body Is a Cage", where Adam was outed as transgender, earned a Peabody Award, and a Creative Arts Emmy Award nomination in 2011.