Kids of Degrassi Street

When Ida's movie on garbage wins first prize in a competition, but the judges commend her film on war, she has to decide between accepting the prize, and owning up to the truth

When Cookie goes to the hospital without her doll, Ida and Noel, having sworn a pledge of loyalty, have to get it to her somehow, but the hospital's a pretty scary place - can they do it?

When Irene comes to live on Degrassi Street, Ida thinks she is just a little too friendly with Cookie. But Irene's not the only newcomer to Degrassi Street. Reports are circulating that Bigfoot has been seen in the neighborhood.

What Lisa needs to make her newspaper a success is a real scoop. But when she does find some real news, she has to decide which is more important - the truth or family loyalty?

When Noel's dad decides to get married again, Noel isn't so sure he likes the idea. Gayle is running everything, changing the house around, and she doesn't like the terrific checked suit Noel has bought for the wedding.

Sophie gets Chuck to help her out at her parents' store, but the cash is out by $20 at the end of the day. Chuck's father is in jail, so it must be like father, like son, right?

When a new survey line goes through the pen of the rabbit Casey and Lisa share, too much arguing over rights makes them lose sight of their responsibilities - to look after the rabbit.

Pete always has his eye out for a money-making proposition, and he knows he's found a winner, but he just needs a little capital. However, his "investment" costs him more than he expected, when he puts his friendships on the line.

Chuck has told Tina his dad's a pilot, but Pete insists on inviting their father to the school play. How can he hide the fact that his father's actually finishing up his time behind bars, except by un-inviting him?

Billy knows it won't be luck that sends him to hockey camp, it will be his own hard work. Then a bad-luck chain letter comes to him, and while he hesitates about passing on the bad luck, disasters begin to occur.

When both her divorced parents want to come and watch her at the gymnastics meet, Catherine gets involved in some fancy footwork to prevent them from making a scene in front of the whole school.

Billy and Pete want to do grown up things, without Billy's pesky little brother, Benjamin. They finally get rid of him, but Billy has second thoughts when it looks like they might have gotten rid of him forever.

Liz finds she has her hands full when she takes on a babysitting job with two lively kids, and one who refuses to have anything to do with her. How will she ever ger Martin on her side?

Lisa simply doesn't want to leave Degrassi Street and move to Vancouver, but it seems no one will listen to her feelings on the subject. In fact, her feelings are so strong she's having trouble listening to anyone else's.

Martin can't believe the Pirates from Boulton Ave. want him as area lieutenant for their expansion to Degrassi Street - they're the toughest gang around. But he's not so sure that he's that tough!

Connie finds herself in more trouble than she thought when the kids believe that she stole the money she contributes for the present for their teacher. With Pete as her lawyer, she never gets the chance to explain her side of the story, and she gets off, but for all the wrong reasons.

No one really likes Griff - after all, he used to be a Pirate - but it doesn't matter much to him, until he meets Lisa, just back from Vancouver. Lisa's worried about her new baby brother, Nicholas, who she has just learned is mentally handicapped. But she's not too worried not to notice Griff.

Newly sophisticated Samantha can't wait to impress her city-slicker cousin, Lisa, who is coming to stay for the weekend. But while Samantha has discovered music and makeup, Lisa is only interested in fishing and nature. When the cousins find themselves lost in the woods, out of food and with night falling, they must band together.

Jeffrey is supposed to be the smartest kid in the class, and he's mortified when Connie, who claims she never studies, beats him on a math test - in fact, she bets that she can beat him on the next one, too.

Rachel is very keen to be her school's representative to the new City Hall Youth Council. She's interested in the issues and is ready to work hard. But Billy's breakdancing and Pete's campaign management have put Billy well in the lead. If they aren't going to play fair, why should she?

Connie has her eye on Candy, the popular captain of the baseball team, but he doesn't even know she exists. She'd do anything to catch his eye, and everyone has advice to offer, but being a "lady" is tough for a tomboy like Connie who'd rather be playing baseball.

Money is on everyone's mind as the school yearbook is in desperate financial straits. But Karen's not remotely interested in the yearbook's problems, or in the class voting itself a nuclear-free zone. She's found a pair of roller skates that are destined for her feet - all she needs now is the money to buy them.

Ryan is always making up stories, and it's hard to know when he's telling the truth. But his best friend Benjamin is convinced of Ryan's tales of treasure when Ryan produces evidence - a gold coin he found! But when Benjamin falls down a hole at a construction site, Ryan must run for help. Will anyone believe him and help rescue Benjamin?

Nobody wants to be different from everyone else, and Martin is horrified to discover that he's going to have to wear a hearing aid. And it certainly doesn't help that everybody starts acting so weird around him.

The school yearbook needs pictures, and Lisa sees her chance to spend some time with Griff when Casey comes up with a brilliant plan - Griff can draw caricatures of everyone!