Degrassi Junior High - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Eggbert
Shane is afraid to tell his parents he's the father of Spike's baby. Meanwhile, Spike learns about responsibility when she volunteers to "mother" an egg for two weeks.
A Helping Hand...
Lucy is pleased when a substitute teacher gives her special attention and is unable to see his real intentions.
Great Expectations
Joey sets his sights on Liz, a new girl with a wild haircut and new-wave clothes, which give her a reputation for promiscuity. Meanwhile, Arthur is confused after having wet dreams.
Dinner and a Show
Shane's parents are upset and embarrassed that he is the father of Spike's baby. Nevertheless, they invite Spike and her mother to dinner so everyone can meet and talk. Meanwhile, Melanie is caught in a lie by Yick.
Stage Fright
Caitlin is diagnosed as having epilepsy and her embarrassment complicates things. Meanwhile, shy Michelle fears giving a class speech.
Fight!
Joey is challenged to a fight by Dwayne; and Stephanie's efforts to attract Simon.
Bottled Up
Kathleen tries to hide from her classmates that her mother is an alcoholic. Max and Scooter decide to shed their nerd image.
Sealed with a Kiss
Erica claims to be more mature than her twin Heather. Erica then has a romantic encounter with a high-school boy but it all goes wrong.
Dog Days
Stephanie goes into a deep depression and Arthur gets attached to a dog he found, which he named Phil.
Censored
When parents call for Spike's removal from school because of her pregnancy, Caitlin publishes a protest.
Trust Me
The unexpected happens when Joey and Wheels spend the night at Snake's; and Spike is told she must finish the semester at home.
...He's Back
The teacher who sexually harassed Lucy returns to Degrassi and sets his sights on an unwary Susie.
Pass Tense
As the semester ends, Joey learns he's being left back, which dampens his enthusiasm for the band's concert debut. Spike goes into labour.
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