7.3/1085 votes#1 - Eggbert
Season 2 Episode 1 - Aired 1/4/1988
Spike is given an egg to take care of for a week, to show her what taking care of a baby is like. Stephanie and Alexa are both attracted to Simon, the new student. Stephanie is jealous to see him and Alexa together at Lucy's party. Feeling guilty, Shane asks Spike if there is anything he can do to help her. She gives the egg to Shane and tells him to take care of it. Shane arrives at the party with the egg and starts tossing it around the room with his friends. Spike leaves, feeling upset, telling Shane how upset she is at him. Shane later tells his parents that he got her pregnant.
Director: Kit Hood
Writer: Yan Moore
7.6/1080 votes#2 - A Helping Hand
Season 2 Episode 2 - Aired 1/11/1988
Lucy takes a liking to her subsitute teacher. She is pleased with all the attenion he gives her. L.D. sees him look down Lucy's top in class and warns Lucy to be careful. Lucy tells L.D. that she is just jealous. Lucy agrees to stay behind after school and help her teacher. Wheels walks in and finds the teacher's hands on Lucy's shoulders. Lucy runs home and is comforted by L.D. The following day at school, the teacher asks Lucy if she'd like to stay after school again. ""Not in a million years"", she replies. Wheels has been making poor marks, so his parents make him tutor with Ms. Avery after school. This means that Wheels must quit the band until his grades are better. He also ends up getting glasses since part of the problem was he couldn't see the board well. Meanwhile, Joey and Snake find Simon playing bass guitar in the gym, and ask him to be the zits' new bass player.
Director: Kit Hood
Writer: Yan Moore
7.7/1083 votes#3 - Great Expectations
Season 2 Episode 3 - Aired 1/18/1988
When a new student, Liz, transfers to the school; Joey takes an immediate liking to her. Rumours begin circulating that Liz is a wild girl, who likes to have sex and Joey wants to know if its true. While working after school on a project at her house, Joey asks Liz if she wants to have sex. Liz then kicks Joey out of the house and he later realizes how sorry he is, because he actually likes her.
Director: Kit Hood
Writer: Yan Moore
7.6/1081 votes#4 - Dinner and a Show
Season 2 Episode 4 - Aired 1/25/1988
Shane tells Spike that his parents want to meet her and her mother to discuss the baby. When the five meet, Shane's Dad announces that his son will attend a private school. Shane tells his father that he isnt going away, and wants to be around when the baby is born. Melanie breaks a date with Yick by saying her mom wont let her go. Yick later discovers that Melanie lied, when he runs into her and Snake, on a date, at the movies.
Director: John Bertram
Writer: Yan Moore
7.5/1081 votes#5 - Stage Fright
Season 2 Episode 5 - Aired 2/1/1988
Caitlin learns that she has epilepsy and doesn't want her friends to know. While attending Susie's slumber party, Caitlin has a seizure and her friends find out. Caitlin loses the lead part of the school play to Kathleen and decides to drop out of the show. She later realizes that dropping out won't change her condition and re-joins the show. Meanwhile, a painfully shy Michelle is terrified to give a speech in front of the class. Joey teases her by calling her a mouse (quiet like a mouse) and making squeaking noises. When Michelle tries to get out of the speech by telling Mr. Raditch she has a sore throat, he doesn't fall for it and tells her to talk about something she knows. She gives her speech on her shyness, and everyone loves it. Afterward Joey tries to get Michelle to write his speech.
Director: John Bertram
Writer: Susin Nielsen
7.8/1087 votes#6 - Fight!
Season 2 Episode 6 - Aired 2/8/1987
Dwayne, the school bully, challenges Joey to an after school fight. After almost chickening out, Joey shows up to fight, but still gets hurt. Desperate to win Simon's affections, Stephanie asks him if he wants to help out with the school dance. She is later crushed when he tells her he is dating Alexa and isn't interested in seeing her.
Director: Mike Douglas
Writer: Yan Moore
8.0/1084 votes#7 - Bottled Up
Season 2 Episode 7 - Aired 2/15/1987
When Kathleen and her classmates prepare for their part on a tv quiz show, she invites them to her house to practice. She is embarassed when her mom appears drunk in front of her friends. Her mother later misses the taping of the quiz show, because she has been drinking. Kathleen later decides to speak to a counselor about her problems at home.
Director: Kit Hood
Writer: Susin Nielsen
7.0/1081 votes#8 - Sealed with a Kiss
Season 2 Episode 8 - Aired 2/22/1988
Erica meets an older guy at the school dance and french kisses him in the school stairwell. She later feels ill, and thinks he may have given her mono. When he drops by the house to visit, Erica is too sick to go out. He asks her twin sister Heather to go for a drive instead, where he kisses her as well. Heather tells Erica what happened and they both go to the doctors office to see if they have mono. They are both relieved to find out Erica had just come down with the flu.
Director: Kit Hood
Writer: Yan Moore, Michael Kennedy
7.5/1089 votes#9 - Dog Days
Season 2 Episode 9 - Aired 2/29/1988
After her father decides to seek custody of her, Stephanie becomes depressed. This depression doesn't improve when her mother announces she plans to marry her new boyfriend. Arthur finds a stray dog and wants to keep him. His mother refuses this, but Stephanie tells Arthur she will cheer up and maybe this will make their mom change her mind about keeping the dog.
Director: Kit Hood
Writer: Yan Moore
8.0/1081 votes#10 - Censored
Season 2 Episode 10 - Aired 3/7/1988
Caitlin overhears that the PTA want to throw Spike out of school because of her pregnancy. She then decides to write an article about it for the school paper. When Mr. Raditch refuses the article to be published, Caitlin decides to release an underground newspaper. The whole school receives a copy and applaud her efforts. The only other dissaprover, besides Mr. Raditch is Spike. She confronts Caitlin about not discussing this with her before publishing the article.
Director: Mike Douglas
Writer: Kathryn Ellis
8.2/1085 votes#11 - Trust Me
Season 2 Episode 11 - Aired 3/14/1988
Snake's parents go out-of-town for the weekend, leaving him home alone. Joey and Wheels convince him to let them sleep over. When they oversleep, an underage Joey drives Wheels to an appointment in Snake's parents car. All goes well until they see another vehicle bump into the car while it is parked. They spend all their money getting the taillight fixed, only later to discover that Snake's father had broken it himself the week prior.
Director: Kit Hood
Writer: Yan Moore
8.0/1085 votes#12 - He's Back
Season 2 Episode 12 - Aired 3/21/1988
The substitute teacher from ""A Helping Hand"" (season 2, episode 2) is back, only this time is teaching Susie's class. Lucy warns Susie to be careful around him, but Susie doesn't know what she means by this. After the teacher touches Susie; her, Lucy, L.D. and Wheels report him to the principal.
Director: Clarke Mackey
Writer: Yan Moore, Susin Nielsen
8.0/1078 votes#13 - Pass Tense
Season 2 Episode 13 - Aired 3/28/1988
It's the end of the school year and Joey wants the band he formed with Snake and Wheels to perform at the graduation dance. It is then announced that the eighth grade class will return to Degrassi in the fall, as the school is adding an ninth grade. Mr. Raditch informs Joey that he has to repeat the eighth grade due to poor marks. Joey doesn't want to perform at the graduation dance after this, but Wheels and Snake convince him to. Also at the dance, Spike goes into labour.
Director: Kit Hood
Writer: Yan Moore
The Best Episodes of Degrassi Junior High Season 2
Every episode of Degrassi Junior High Season 2 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of Degrassi Junior High Season 2!
Degrassi Junior High is a Canadian CBC Television teen drama series that was produced from 1987-1989 as part of the Degrassi series. The show followed...
Genre:Drama
Network:CBC Television
Season 2 Ratings Summary
"Eggbert" is the best rated episode of "Degrassi Junior High" season 2. It scored 7.3/10 based on 85 votes. Directed by Kit Hood and written by Yan Moore, it aired on 1/4/1988. This episode is rated 0.3 points higher than the second-best, "A Helping Hand".