Degrassi (Season 14)

The 14th season of Degrassi premiered on Tuesday, October 28, 2014, on MTV (Canada) and TeenNick (U.S.). Filming for the season commenced on April 11, 2014 at Epitome Studios in Toronto. Filming continued into August, with a break before filming the final four episodes of the season in order to give Epitome the opportunity to start filming episodes for the first season of their new series, Open Heart, starring former Degrassi stars, Dylan Everett, Justin Kelly, and Cristine Prosperi. Filming for this season completed on October 6, 2014. This season depicts the students' return from spring break and the remaining parts of the 2013-2014 school year and the summer of 2014.

Retouched-degrassi-gallery-june-24-20147152 — The Main Cast Of Season 14.

Main Cast

Graduates (Class of 2013)

Munro Chambers as Eli Goldsworthy, a talented writer/director in NYU who struggled with bipolar disorder and is now the father of Clare Edwards' baby.

Seniors (Class of 2014)

Sarah Fisher as Becky Baker, a bubbly conservative Christian who is slowly opening up her mind.
Melinda Shankar as Alli Bhandari, a beautiful, intelligent and determined student overcoming her mistakes.
Demetrius Joyette as Mike Dallas, the multi-layered alphamale and teen dad repeating Grade 12.
AJ Saudin as Connor DeLaurier, a gifted student with Asperger's Syndrome and technology skills learning to be social.
Aislinn Paul as Clare Edwards, the strong-willed, intellectual, compassionate, and sometimes sneaky Student Body VP who has beat cancer and is currently pregnant with Eli's baby.
Jessica Tyler as Jenna Middleton, a talented musician, and bubbly girl who has turned over a new leaf.
Cristine Prosperi as Imogen Moreno, an artistic and eccentric outsider, repeating her senior year.
Luke Bilyk as Drew Torres, the headstrong, popular Student Body President repeating his senior year.

Juniors (Class of 2015)

Niamh Wilson as Jack Jones, a posh girl who loves art and music.

Sophomores (Class of 2016)

Richard Walters as Tiny Bell, Zig's wingman who's also in the rubber room.
Nikki Gould as Grace Cardinal, a spunky and helpful tech savvy with great tracking skills.
Andre Kim as Winston Chu, a smart and sarcastic wingman who wants to be the big man on campus.
Eric Osborne as Miles Hollingsworth III, a bisexual billionaire bad-boy with charisma who was expelled from boarding school for arson.
Olivia Scriven as Maya Matlin, a young cello virtuoso who is trying to move forward in her life after her late boyfriend's suicide.
Lyle Lettau as Tristan Milligan, a loud-and-proud homosexual teen who is determined to meet his goals.
Ricardo Hoyos as Zig Novak, a good boy gone bad who was recently homeless and is struggling to turn his life around.
Ana Golja as Zoë Rivas, a former West Drive star with a passion for fashion who uses her looks, charm, and deviousness to get her way while also trying to cope with her recent sexual assault.

Freshmen (Class of 2017)

Sara Waisglass as Frankie Hollingsworth, Hunter's twin sister who is a sweet and sassy freshman who is Miles' younger sister.
Spencer MacPherson as Hunter Hollingsworth, Frankie's twin brother who spends his time gaming.
Amanda Arcuri as Lola Pacini, a boy-crazy cheerleader with colorful hair and a vibrant personality that is hard to miss in the halls of Degrassi. (New)
Reiya Downs as Shay Powers, a girl who has high standards and is determined to be one of the school's top athletes. (New)

Degrassi Staff

Stefan Brogren as Archie Simpson, the school's fair and understanding principal and an alumnus of Degrassi.
Cory Lee as Winnie Oh, the strict-yet-attractive media immersions and band teacher.

Other

Craig Arnold as Luke Baker, a Christian former hockey and basketball player in juvenile detention for sexual assault.

Recurring Cast

Students

Liam Green as Damon, a wise and outspoken student with a sense of humour. (Grade 10)
Nicole Samantha Huff as Gloria Chin, the catty captain of the Newman Dragons. (New) (Grade 10)
Ehren Kassam as Jonah Haak, a supposedly former troublemaker who is interested in rock music and has seen the light. (New) (Grade 11)
Devyn Nekoda as Arlene Takahashi, the quintessential nerd who can be found reading comics while wearing elf ears, but is picked on by the cheerleaders. (New) (Grade 9)

Adults

Marvin L. Ishmael as Mr. Bhandari, Alli's strict Muslim father who sets high expectations for his daughter.
Mishu Vellani as Mrs. Bhandari, Alli's strict Muslim mother who sets high expectations for her daughter.
Ruth Marshall as Helen Martin, Clare's religious mother who married Jake's father.
Ramona Milano as Audra Torres, Drew's overprotective mother.
Edward Jaunz as Omar Torres, Drew's soothed father.
Shauna MacDonald as Mrs. Novak, Zig's hardworking but poor mother.
Duane Murray as Reverend Baker, Becky and Luke's father and a conservative Christian pastor.
Tara Spencer-Nairn as Mrs. Baker, Becky and Luke's conservative Christian mother.
John Ralston as Miles Hollingsworth II, Miles III's lenient, yet abusive father who is running for Mayor.
Stephanie Moore as Mrs. Hollingsworth, Miles III, Frankie, and Hunter's mother
Cindy Sampson as Andrea, Miles II's campaign manager and mistress
America Olivo as Mrs. Rivas, Zoe's mother.

Staff

Tom Melissis as Dom Perino, the strict history teacher.
Michael Kinney as Darryl Armstrong, the reasonable math and gym teacher.
Aisha Alfa as Ms. Grell, the Remedial Room teacher.

Trivia

Season 14 was pushed back from October 7th to October 28th.
Season 14 featured a music video promo which made its debut on September 30th, 2014.
Stephen Stohn confirmed on November 13th, 2013 that Season 14's brainstorming was underway.
Connor, Drew, Dallas, Clare, Alli, Jenna, Becky, and Imogen will be graduating this season.
Auditions were held from Dec. 19, 2013-Jan. 17, 2014
The first readthrough of the season took place March 27, 2014.
Luke Bilyk tweeted that the first day of filming was on April 11, 2014.
This will be the first season to be produced by DHX, who recently bought Epitome; it's also possible that this season will consist of 28 episodes (Source)
Season 14 will be the last season to feature students who debuted prior to the The Next Generation tagline being dropped.
Season 14 will be the first season that does not feature a summer block, since season 9.
Season 14 will mark the 20 year graduation anniversary of the original DJH characters. (Season 1 featured 10 year high school reunion, and the current school year is the 10th school year since then.
Filming ended on October 6, 2014. (Source)
The season premiere was half an hour long instead of the usual hour long.
First season to have the season premiere not be a two-parter episode.
This season is the first to follow the "TNG" style of seasons/episodes since the Season 11 episodes LoveGame, What's My Age Again? and Idioteque. (Meaning: This episode was a 30 minute stand alone episode consisting of an A plot, B plot and C plot like it was before season 10 where only two part episodes were special. The episodes are not broken up into two parts as episodes were for all of season 10, 12 and 13.)
- Season 11 only had three episodes to have the old TNG style episode formula, but the rest of the season was all two parter episodes.
- Although all of season 13 were two parter episodes (except Honey and Young Forever), they just were given different episode titles.
First season not to feature the school's entrance in the opening credits.
Shane Kippel (Spinner Mason) guest starred in There's Your Trouble, the fifth episode of the season.
This season will end with a two-hour four-part long special.
This season will mark the end of the 2013-14 school year.
This is the first season since Season 9 to not include 30 episodes

Episodes List

Main article: Episode Guide

Episode #	Title	Canadian Airdate	U.S. Airdate	Production#	Series#
1–12	14A: Life Can Change Forever	October 28, 2014	October 28, 2014	1401– 1412	358– 369
1	Smells Like Teen Spirit	October 28, 2014	October 28, 2014	1401	358
2	Wise Up	November 4, 2014	November 4, 2014	1402	359
3	If You Could Only See	November 11, 2014	November 11, 2014	1403	360
4	Can't Stop This Thing We Started	November 18, 2014	November 18, 2014	1404	361
5	There's Your Trouble	November 25, 2014	November 25, 2014	1405	362
6	(You Drive Me) Crazy	December 2, 2014	December 2, 2014	1406	363
7	I'll Be Missing You	December 9, 2014	December 9, 2014	1407	364
8	Hush	December 16, 2014	December 16, 2014	1408	365
9	Something's Got to Give	December 23, 2014	December 23, 2014	1409	366
10	Hero vs. Villain	December 30, 2014	December 30, 2014	1410	367
11	Firestarter (1)	January 6, 2015	January 6, 2015	1411	368
12	Firestarter (2)	January 13, 2015	January 13, 2015	1412	369
13–24	14B	April 7, 2015	April 7, 2015	1413– 1424	370– 381
13	Watch Out Now	April 7, 2015	April 7, 2015	1413	370
14	Ready or Not	April 14, 2015	April 14, 2015	1414	371
15	Wishlist	April 21, 2015	April 21, 2015	1415	372
16	Walking in My Shoes	April 28, 2015	April 28, 2015	1416	373
17	Get It Together	May 5, 2015	May 5, 2015	1417	374
18	Give Me One Reason	May 12, 2015	May 12, 2015	1418	375
19	I Wanna Be Adored	May 19, 2015	May 19, 2015	1419	376
20	Buy Her Candy	May 26, 2015	May 26, 2015	1420	377
21	The Kids Aren't Alright (1)	June 2, 2015	June 2, 2015	1421	378
22	The Kids Aren't Alright (2)	June 9, 2015	June 9, 2015	1422	379
23	Finally (1)	June 16, 2015	June 16, 2015	1423	380
24	Finally (2)	June 23, 2015	June 23, 2015	1424	381
25–28	Two–Hour Movie	TBA	TBA	1425– 1428	382– 385
25–28	Don't Look Back	TBA	TBA	1425–1428	382–385

Degrassi Minis

Episode #	Title	Release Date	Mini #
1	Champagne Supernova: Miles	February 3, 2015	92
2	Champagne Supernova: Jack	February 3, 2015	93
3	Champagne Supernova: Lola	February 10, 2015	94
4	Champagne Supernova: Episode 4	February 17, 2015	95
5	Champagne Supernova: Episode 5	February 24, 2015	96
6	Champagne Supernova: Episode 6	March 3, 2015	97
7	Champagne Supernova: Episode 7	March 10, 2015	98
8	Champagne Supernova: Episode 8	March 17, 2015	99
9	Champagne Supernova: Episode 9	March 24, 2015	100
10	Champagne Supernova: Episode 10	March 24, 2015	101