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Degrassi: The Next Generation Season 11 Episode 33

Underneath It All, Part Two

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AIRED: 2/24/12

A new year is beginning at Degrassi, and Fiona is ready to start anew. When a party at her loft leads to a senior prank, who will be to blame? Now that they're living together, Clare and Jake's relationship ishotter than ever. Meanwhile, we meet a new set of niners who get their first Degrassi-drama experience. Katie's little sister, Maya meets Zig but Tori and Tristian warn that he's bad news.

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The Senior Prank ramifications commence. Maya's lost in love. Clare and Jake's relationship hits an iceberg.

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By sonicdude71991, Feb 25, 2012

I definitely say this is better than part one. One reason is because of how Fiona finally came to her senses and realized that Katie and Marisol are horrible people. It really gave Fiona that type of character development. Also, I like how the minor scenes that Imogen was in developed her own character and emotion. I hated how Katie and Marisol still treated Imogen like dirt even though she took the wrap for the senior prank. I'm actually excited to see how Fiona and Imogen, now friends, are going to get back at Katie and Marisol.

The B-plot with the niners was interesting as well. I liked how the episode got more into the characters of Maya, Tori, and Zig. I felt bad for Maya having feelings for Zig and that he got back together with Tori. That scene alone made me think "Wow. Tori is just like Manny Santos." I do have to say though that fight between Tori and Maya was embarrassing and it fits right up there with the fight between Joey and Wheels in DJH.

The C-plot was dragging on and on in this episode. I couldn't believe that Clare still wanted to have sex with Jake. Like I've said before, seeing Clare and Jake together just gives me the creeps. However, I'm actually glad that Clare was the one who broke up with Jake because it was the decent thing to do for their "relationship". I like how Clare collected herself after the break-up because it showed how their relationship was nothing more than just a filler.

Overall, this was a good episode. I just did not like how Clare's plot was lagging. Grade B-moreless
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The Consequences of the Senior Prank

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By Jon_MW_14, Feb 25, 2012

"Underneath It All Part Two" was an awesome episode. It was so much better than part two. I love how this episode dealt with the consequences of the prank. I felt so bad for Imogen in this episode. I couldn't believe it when Marisol revealed she locked Imogen in the theater. I love how Fiona confessed she was part of the prank and Katie and Marisol just sat there denying that they were part of the prank. I think I'm going to like Katie and Marisol as the new mean girls of the school. I'm glad that Fiona and Imogen became friends at the end of the episode. Maya's plot was entertaining with accidentally getting Tori and Zig back together. I love Clare and Jake's plot because the y officially broke up in this episode. I give this episode a 9/10.moreless
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Jordan Todosey	Adam Torres
Justin Kelly	Jake Martin
Melinda Shankar	Alli Bhandari
Aislinn Paul	Clare Edwards
Lyle O'Donohoe	Tristan Milligan
Olivia Scriven	Maya Matlin

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- A.J. Saudin (Connor), Daniel Kelly (Owen), Jacob Neayem (Mo), Jahmil French (Dave), Jessica Tyler (Jenna), Jordan Todosey (Adam), Luke Bilyuk (Drew), Melinda Shankar (Ali), Munro Chambers (Eli), Sam Earle (K.C.) and Spencer Van Wyck (Wesley), do not appear in this episode.
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