It's the end of the season AND the Degrassi Junior High series and we have OPINIONS!

We also make note that we'll be taking a break through the new year but be sure to check out our instagram and twitter accounts @ImSorryOkayPod

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As the year winds down, Joey, Wheels and Spike nervously await their test scores; Kathleen can't find a date for the dance; and Joey begs Caitlin for another chance after standing her up. Mary's got the receipts on all the times Joey bailed on Caitlyn though... and in an I'm Sorry Okay first, we spend a little bit of time complimenting Mr. Raditch's teacher/student interactions and dragging Ms. Avery for the way she speaks to Spike.

But can you even BELIEVE we've made it to the series finale of Degrassi Junior High?? It's a big day, and things are really starting to heat up!

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Trouble is brewing for Lucy whose new love interest is a problem drinker; and for Joey, who says he'll buy beer for a party.

We all agree that if there had been Instagram infographics to help Lucy out, things would have turned out differently this week. Mary shares a story of her own teen interaction with an IRL Clutch kinda guy.

Content Warning: we will be talking about alcohol abuse and sexual coercion.

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Arthur begins to resent his father's girlfriend; Melanie has new competition for Snake's affections; and Luke tries to deal with his guilt over Shane's accident.

We let the pranks fly this week and go all in with the whoopee cushion gag noises, sorry everyone! And speaking of pranks, Paul takes a trip down memory lane to a time when he was the victim of an elaborate prank. Mary is stoked on all the rude girls running around causing trouble this week.

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Shane fails to return home from the concert; Wheels' reunion with his musician-father isn't exactly harmonious.

Welcome back LD! LD shares her thoughts about Taking Off Part 1 to give us a recap for this wild two parter. We all throw in behind Joey using his classic scheming abilities to do what he thinks is right for his friend Wheels.

LD also needs us to know that she is not as sympathetic to Gramma Wheeler as Paul and Mary. Collectively, we ask: how did anyone ever live with Long Distance call rates?

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Melanie, determined to go on a date with Snake, commits a desperate act. Shane claims he can't make a child support payment.

Is this a themed episode? Is money a theme?? We talk having braces in college, twenty dollar bets and the cinematic power of a twenty dollar bill.

Oh, and what the heck kind of band name is Gourmet Scum anyway?

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Content Warning for this episode: We will be discussing anorexia along with various forms of eating disorders and alcoholism.

Kathleen shows signs of a dangerous eating disorder when pressures mount at home and school. We talk UB40 and some excessively strict methods of listening to the song Red Red Wine. Paul and Mary lament being force fed milk during our respective upbringings, to LD's dismay and disgust, and we share our experiences with school science fairs.

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Erica trades identities with her twin sister to pursue a boy. Alexa and Simon reconcile.

It's our first big astrology episode and we get it into it. Which sign is each host of I'm Sorry Okay? The answers may shock you. Also, Paul and LD confess their undying love for the concept of revenge.

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