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List of Degrassi characters (1987–1992)

The following is a list of characters from Degrassi Junior High and Degrassi High , the second and third entries of the Degrassi television franchise created by Linda Schuyler a...

The following is a list of characters from Degrassi Junior High and Degrassi High, the second and third entries of the Degrassi television franchise created by Linda Schuyler and Kit Hood.

Degrassi Junior High aired on the CBC on from 18 January 1987 to 27 February 1989, and centres around an ethnically and economically diverse group of adolescents attending the fictional Degrassi Junior High School in east end Toronto, as they deal with various issues including teenage pregnancy, abuse, and sexuality.[1][2]

Degrassi High aired on the CBC from 6 November 1989 to 18 February 1991 and follows most of the same characters in high school, as they deal with topics such as abortion, AIDS, and death.[3][1] This was followed in 1992 by the made-for-television film School's Out, which followed the students post-graduation.[4]

The show followed a rotating "repertory company" model, in which minor characters and extras may have had their roles expanded, and major characters may be relegated to the background on occasion. For example, Christine "Spike" Nelson, a major character in the series whose child, Emma, influenced the development of Degrassi: The Next Generation, began as an extra with no speaking lines.[4]

Cast timeline

 Main cast (first billing at least once in the series or otherwise featured prominently)
 Supporting cast (repertory cast members in background or with secondary storylines)
 Guest star (brief or uncredited appearance)
Cast notes
  1. 123456789101112Appears as an uncredited background extra only.

Students

Primary characters

The following characters receive top billing in at least one episode:

Secondary characters

The following characters feature prominently throughout the show, although never receive top billing:

papeles secundarios de apoyo

  • Hank (Billie Mintz, temporada 1), el cómplice de Joey, acosa a Arthur en su primer día de clases.
  • Annie (Ximena Bensusan, temporada 1), estudiante de reparto.
  • Avrianna (Jenny Lass, temporada 1), estudiante de fondo en silla de ruedas
  • Vicky Friedland (Karryn Sheridan, temporadas 1-5), estudiante de reparto.
  • Vivian Wong (Colleen Lam, temporadas 1-4), estudiante de reparto.
  • Jyoti (Sabrina Dias, temporadas 1-4), estudiante de reparto, asiste a la pijamada de Susie donde Caitlin sufre una convulsión.
  • Mahmoud "Mack" Sama (Samer Kamal, temporadas 1-4), estudiante secundario, amigo de Arthur y Alex.
  • Mark (Andy Jekabsons, temporadas 1-5), estudiante de fondo, futbolista que más tarde sale con Amy
  • Jason Cox (Tyson Talbot, temporada 1), el representante deportivo de la escuela y capitán del equipo de fútbol masculino.
  • Wai Lee (Kei Kei Hung, temporadas 1-2), elegido para la carrera de natación contra el equipo femenino, junto con Jason y Wheels.
  • Joy Saint-Jean (Lisa Williams, temporadas 1-5), estudiante de reparto, retoma su papel en Degrassi: The Next Generation.
  • Max (Joshua Whitehead, temporada 2), estudiante de sexto grado de nivel avanzado, amigo de Scooter
  • Meat & Stu (Raffi Malkassian y Kevin Marshall, temporada 2), amigos de Dwayne, matones de la escuela
  • Nicole (Stephanie Samuels, temporada 3), estudiante de fondo de Borden High, amiga de Clutch y Paul.
  • Glen (Marc Betsworth, temporada 3), estudiante de fondo de Borden High, amigo de Clutch y Paul, más tarde vende drogas a Shane.
  • Mick (Wayne Reid, temporada 3), estudiante de fondo de Borden High
  • Dave (Adam Silver, temporada 3), estudiante secundario de Borden High, luego llama a BLT un insulto racista.
  • Faith (Astra Crosby, temporada 3), estudiante gótica de Borden High, quien le dice a Erica cuál es el signo astrológico de Clutch.
  • Rainbow (Anna Keenan, temporadas 3-5), estudiante de reparto, retoma su papel en Degrassi: The Next Generation.
  • Ricky (Danny Ciraco, temporadas 3-5), estudiante secundario y amigo de Alex, retoma su papel en Degrassi: The Next Generation.
  • David (Carl Langschmidt, temporadas 3 y 5), estudiante de reparto.
  • Michi Noguchi (Nokkeo Vong, temporadas 3-4), estudiante de fondo, amigo de Dorothy.
  • Lily (Ysu Luu, temporada 3), estudiante de fondo, amiga de Dorothy y Tessa.
  • Casey (Andrew Lockie, temporadas 3-5), estudiante secundario, amigo de Alex.
  • Trudi Owens (Tammy Campbell, temporadas 3-5), estudiante de fondo con cabello con mechas rojas, amiga de Caitlin y Susie.
  • Lois (Carina Annis, temporada 4), estudiante de fondo, amiga de Tabi
  • Grace (Niville Diggs, temporadas 4-5), estudiante de fondo, amiga de Tabi.
  • Ralph (Henry Hwang, temporadas 4-5), estudiante secundario, amigo de Snake y Tim.
  • Sylvia (Aimee Darcel, temporadas 4-5), estudiante de fondo, amiga de Claude.
  • TJ (Charles Bonsu, temporada 4), estudiante de fondo, amigo de BLT.
  • Cindy (Marsha Ferguson, temporada 5), ​​capitana del equipo de voleibol femenino que BLT deja a Michelle por
  • Sprinka (Rahnuma Panthaky, temporada 5), ​​amiga de Cindy
  • Dale (Cameron Graham, temporada 5), ​​un deportista machista que está interesado en Lucy pero choca con ella por el uso de la cancha de baloncesto.
  • Todd ( Christian Campbell , temporada 5), ​​amigo de Dale, sale con Tessa en School's Out.

adultos

papeles secundarios de apoyo

  • Los padres de Voula (Paul Brock y Nancy Beltrame, temporada 1)
  • El padre de Rick (Sid Bruyn, temporada 1), que lo golpea.
  • La madre de Joey (Gretchen Helbig, temporadas 1-5)
  • El padre de Joey (George King, temporada 1)
  • La entrenadora de natación (Evannah Sakamoto, temporada 1) entrena al equipo de natación femenino en la escuela secundaria Degrassi.
  • La madre de Stephanie y Arthur (Pat Beaven, temporadas 1-2), una farmacéutica.
  • Frank Delacorte (Kenneth Taylor, temporadas 1 y 4), el padre de LD, un mecánico.
  • La madre de Spike (Rhonda Kristi, temporadas 1-3), que es dueña de una peluquería [ 16 ]
  • Helen y John Wheeler (Nancy Sinclair y Tim Zemanek, temporadas 1-3), los padres adoptivos de Wheels, mueren en un accidente automovilístico.
  • Mike Nelson (Dave James, seasons 1, 3), Wheels' birth father, a drummer
  • Steven & Mary McKay (Peter Brierley & Jane Carnwath, seasons 2–3), Shane's parents, a minister and his wife
  • Mr. Colby (Marcus Bruce, season 2), substitute teacher and predator, who inappropriately touches Lucy, and later Susie
  • Liz's mom (Laine Williams, season 2), a waitress
  • Caitlin's mom (Dona Hird, seasons 2, 4–5), vice-principal of another school
  • Caitlin's dad (Steve Behal, season 2, Martin Brown, season 5), teacher who cheats on his wife
  • Kathleen's mother (Sheila Brogren, seasons 2–3), an alcoholic
  • Snake's parents (Vivian Palin & Clarke Mackey, season 2, Maggie Thomas & Ingvar Brogren, seasons 3, 5)
  • Wheels' grandparents (Dorothy Phillips & Rod Rekofski, seasons 3–5), who take care of Wheels' after his adopted parents are killed
  • Kathleen's father (Ross Churchill, season 3)
  • Melanie's mom (Vanessa Dylyn, season 3)
  • Stephanie & Arthur's dad (James Johnston, season 3)
  • Michelle's mom (Rose Ann Newlove, seasons 3–4)
  • Michelle's dad (Frank Quinlan, season 3, Richard Kovsky, season 4–5)
  • Diana's mom (Angela Demos, season 4)
  • BLT's dad (Ronald Williams, season 4)
  • Gym coach (Tom Cranston, season 5), teaches physical education at Degrassi High
  • Geography teacher (Gwen Tolbert, season 5)

Cast appearances

The Degrassi franchise includes its predecessor, The Kids of Degrassi Street, and its spin-offs Degrassi Junior High, Degrassi High, School's Out!Degrassi Talks, Degrassi: The Next Generation and Degrassi: Next Class. Several Degrassi Junior High and Degrassi High cast members have appeared on multiple shows.

 Main cast (first or second billing at least once in the series)
 Supporting cast (repertory cast members in background or with secondary storylines)
 Guest star (brief or uncredited appearance)

References

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  4. 12Ellis, Kathryn (2005). The Official 411 Degrassi Generations. H. B. Fenn & Company. ISBN 978-1551682785.
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