A behind-the-scenes look at Degrassi’s set, and what’s new for Next Class
A behind-the-scenes look at Degrassi’s set, and what’s new for Next Class
After news broke that Degrassi: The Next Generation had been cancelled after 14 seasons on the air, it was only a matter of days before the immortal teen soap opera rose again, this time as Degrassi: Next Class. In 2016, when the new series begins its first season on the Family Channel and Netflix, at least one thing will remain essentially the same: the sets, most of which are in a studio complex in a North York industrial park, where they’re being refreshed—but not replaced—for the new show. Here’s a look at them.
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I find this really interesting, but I also feel really old when I say “Nooooooooo” to a new Degrassi. Degrassi Junior High, Degrassi High and the first few seasons of The Next Generation were great… but once the original group left on TNG, it just wasn’t the same. :(
Maybe for you, but every generation should be able to grow up with their own Degrassi kids :)
Hmmm, that’s definitely a good point. lol After all, though I watched and enjoyed the first iterations in syndication, I really did grow up with the Next Generation group. I just can’t imagine it getting any better than Craig, Emma, Spinner, etc.
I understand! I started watching it religiously during season 10 so I grew to really love that generation the most, but the old TNG cast was really great too! And I’m warming up to the new batch of kids. I’ll probably be watching this show in my retirement home lol.