Degrassi Junior High - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Can't Live with 'Em: Part 1
As the new school year begins, Wheels receives some tragic news; eighth-graders Arthur and Yick conspire to make life miserable for a new seventh-grader.

Can't Live with 'Em: Part 2
After hearing about the accident, no one knows what to say to Wheels, especially best friend Snake. Meanwhile, Lucy begins to neglect L.D. for her new boyfriend.

A Big Girl Now
Lucy begins spending more time with Paul at the expense of her friends; and Kathleen snubs Melanie after being elected vice-president.

Season's Greetings
Memories of their strong friendship help the feuding Arthur and Yick patch things up. Shane gets to hold his daughter, Emma, when she has to come to school with Spike.

Loves Me, Loves Me Not
As a school dance approaches, Caitlin's crush on Joey intensifies; Dorothy falls for Yick; and shy Michelle reveals her interest in BLT to the wrong person.

He Ain't Heavy...
Snake's older brother comes home and reveals that he is gay, which Snake finds difficult to accept. Joey takes a job as a janitor at CRAZ radio in an attempt to get his band discovered.

The Whole Truth
Caitlin learns a lesson in balanced journalism when she writes an article on animal rights; and Joey tries to get his demo tape heard at a radio station.

Star-Crossed
Erica trades identities with her twin sister to pursue a boy; Alexa and Simon reconcile.

Food for Thought
Kathleen shows signs of a dangerous eating disorder when pressures mount at home and school.

Twenty Bucks
Melanie, determined to go on a date with Snake, commits a desperate act. Shane claims he can't make a child-support payment.

Taking Off: Part 1
A card from his biological father and fighting with his grandmother leads Wheels to a decision. Shane is introduced to hard drugs.

Taking Off: Part 2
Shane fails to return home from the concert; Wheels' reunion with his musician-father isn't exactly harmonious.

Making Whoopee
Arthur begins to resent his father's girlfriend; Melanie has new competition for Snake's affections; and Luke tries to deal with his guilt over Shane's accident.

Black and White
Michelle and BLT learn about prejudice after deciding to attend a graduation dance together.

Pa-arty!
Trouble is brewing for Lucy, whose new love interest is a problem drinker; and Joey, who says he'll buy beer for a party.

Bye-Bye Junior High
Degrassi burns down, as for the last dance at Degrassi.
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