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The second season of Degrassi High premiered on November 5, 1990 with 13 episodes and ended with the first ever feature length film in the Degrassi Franchise School's Out!, a year after all of the episodes had aired. It depicts the 1990-1991 school year.
Main Cast[]
The following actors received star-billing:
Grade 12 (Class of 1991)[]
- L. Dean Ifill as Bronco Davis, the smart, hard-working school president, Lucy's new love interest.
- David Armin-Parcells as Claude Tanner, an 'environmental activist' and poseur, who is pressured to the point of suicide.
Grade 11 (Class of 1992)[]
- Darrin Brown as Dwayne Myers, the tough school bully and Joey's nemesis, struggling with the news that he is HIV positive.
- Neil Hope as Derek "Wheels" Wheeler, a troubled orphan developing problems with lying, stealing and drinking, plays bass in the band Zit Remedy.
- Stefan Brogren as Archibald "Snake" Simpson, a tall, friendly student making awkward attempts at finding love, plays guitar in the band formerly the Zit Remedy, now called The Zits.
- Anais Granofsky as Lucy Fernandez, a worldly, popular girl and budding filmmaker.
- Angela Deiseach as Erica Farrell, a loud, boy-crazy girl who has a love/hate relationship with her twin sister.
- Maureen Deiseach as Heather Farrell, a somewhat timid girl with strong morals who has a love/hate relationship with her twin sister.
- Amanda Stepto as Christine "Spike" Nelson, an easy-going, punk-rock girl who is dealing with being an unwed teen mother and trying to find love.
- Cathy Keenan as Liz O' Rourke, an opinionated, punk rock girl haunted by memories of being molested as a child.
- Irene Courakos as Alexa Pappadopolos, a overly dramatic, boy-obsessed girl.
- Michael Carry as Simon Dexter, a cute, dim-witted student and Alexa's boyfriend, famous around school for his budding modeling/acting career.
- Maureen McKay as Michelle Accette, a shy girl from a broken home now struggling to live on her own, Alexa's best friend.
- Dayo Ade as B.L.T. Thomas, an athletic student and talented basketball player with a complicated love life.
- Sara Holmes and Jacy Hunter as Amy Holmes and Alison Hunter, inseparable best friends, stuck up and snobby troublemakers.
Grade 10 (Class of 1993)[]
- Pat Mastroianni as Joey Jeremiah, a humorous and immature class clown, plays keyboard in the band Zit Remedy.
- Stacie Mistysyn as Caitlin Ryan, a human rights activist and aspiring journalist who discovers her father is cheating on her mother with another woman.
- Kyra Levy as Maya Goldberg, a Jewish girl in a wheelchair, Caitlin's close friend.
- Sara Ballingall as Melanie Brodie, a gawky but open-minded girl always trying to 'fit in'.
- Rebecca Haines as Kathleen Mead, a gossipy girl with a bad attitude and a troubled past.
- Chrissa Erodotou as Diana Economopoulos, a boy-crazy, chain-smoking Greek girl raised by her strict older brother.
- Duncan Waugh as Arthur Kobalewscuy, an awkward, newly wealthy outcast struggling with potentially losing his best friend to a 'cool' new crowd.
- Siluck Saysanasy as Yick Yu, a former nerd who has reinvented himself, falling in with a 'cooler' crowd and experimenting with drugs and alcohol.
- John Ioannou as Alex Yankou, the school's biggest nerd, struggling with 'first love'.
- Kirsten Bourne as Tessa Campanelli, an immature, slightly promiscuous girl who is becoming increasingly boy-obsessed.
Adults[]
- Adam David as Mr. Walfish, the 'hip' English teacher, generally seen teaching grade 11.
- John Weir as Mr. Webster, the Scottish science teacher, generally seen teaching grade 10.
- Florence Darnell as Mrs. Perry, the special education teacher.
- Dan Woods as Daniel Raditch, former junior high teacher, now the school vice principal.
Recurring Cast[]
- Steve Bedernjak as Clutch, an older, hard drinking, troublemaking student. (Grade 13/OAC)
- Vincent Walsh as Patrick, an Irish punk rocker, Spike's ex-boyfriend. (Grade 12)
- Byrd Dickens as Scott Smith, Kathleen's physically abusive ex-boyfriend. (Grade 12)
- George Chaker and Michelle Johnson-Murray as Nick and Tabi, school bullies, struggling with the fact that their former friend and leader is HIV+. (Grade 11)
- Arlene Lott as Nancy Kramer, the know-it-all school president who keeps herself updated on everything. (Grade 11)
- Keith White as Tim O'Connor, a smart, bookish student, Nancy's best friend, harboring a crush on Liz. (Grade 11)
- Krista Houston as Joanne Rutherford, a preachy, 'bleeding heart' student who has a mother who works with AIDS patients, Claude's only friend. (Grade 11)
- Marsha Ferguson as Cindy, a volleyball player and B.L.T.'s new girlfriend. (Grade 11)
- Cameron Graham as Dale, a sexist jock. (Grade 11)
- Andy Chambers as Luke Matthews, a trouble-making student involved in drugs. (Grade 10)
- Christopher Charlesworth as Scooter Webster, a short 'advanced development' geek. (Grade 9)
- Trevor Cummings as Bartholomew Bond, a smart, snobby pipsqueak, Scooter's best friend. (Grade 9)
- Danah-Jean Brown as Trish Skye, a punk rock girl with a Mohawk, active in many school activities. (Grade 10)
- Tammy Campbell as Trudi Owens, a punk rock student with a bright red streak in her hair. (Grade 10)
- Annabelle Wough as Dorothy, Arthur's geeky cousin, Tessa's best friend. (Grade 10)
- Ashlee Henricks as Emma Nelson, Spike's daughter.
Episode List[]
Main article: Episode Guide
| Season # | Series # | Title | Original Airdate | Production Code |
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| 1 | 16 | "Bad Blood (1)" | November 5, 1990 | 201 |
| 2 | 17 | "Bad Blood (2)" | November 12, 1990 | 202 |
| 3 | 18 | "Loyalties" | November 19, 1990 | 203 |
| 4 | 19 | "A Tangled Web" | November 26, 1990 | 204 |
| 5 | 20 | "Body Politics" | December 3, 1990 | 205 |
| 6 | 21 | "Crossed Wires" | December 10, 1990 | 206 |
| 7 | 22 | "The All Nighter" | December 17, 1990 | 207 |
| 8 | 23 | "Home Sweet Home" | December 24, 1990 | 208 |
| 9 | 24 | "Extracurricular Activities" | December 31, 1990 | 209 |
| 10 | 25 | "Showtime (1)" | January 7, 1991 | 210 |
| 11 | 26 | "Showtime (2)" | January 14, 1991 | 211 |
| 12 | 27 | "Three's a Crowd" | January 21, 1991 | 212 |
| 13 | 28 | "One Last Dance" | January 28, 1991 | 213 |
| 14 | 29 | "School's Out" | January 5, 1992 | 214 |
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