The end of another school year finds Darcy’s faith — in her boyfriend — being put to the test. Darcy grapples with a harsh reality of teen romance: jealousy and trust. Though Spinner is in no way a virgin — he decides to let Darcy believe this lie, knowing how much it will freak her out to learn about his sexy past with Manny and others. But when she finds her boyfriend isn’t a virgin and a liar she can’t let it go.

“High Fidelity, Part Two”
Darcy regrets her fight and breakup with Spinner. But Spinner wasn’t on his best behavior during their split. When Jimmy forgives Spinner he has hope that Darcy can forgive him too-realizing that Darcy is the girl for him. Of course graduation wouldn’t be complete without some old couples reuniting.

So how does Schuyler, who executive produces with husband Stephen Stohn, explain the show’s success? “I always figure that’s your job,” she says, laughing. “No, I’m thrilled by it. But I was so petrified when we came back with The Next Generation. Much as I wanted to do it, I also thought to myself, `Linda Schuyler, you must be crazy.'”

After all, her successful franchise The Kids of Degrassi Street, Degrassi Junior High and Degrassi High was already scorched into the minds of Canadian viewers.

Why would she tempt fate with a new project that might very well end in failure and leave a black hole in the Degrassiverse? The short answer: she had more stories to tell.

“We’re always analyzing drama in this country and saying, `How can we make it right?'” she says. “It’s like catching lightning in a bottle. But it’s not just a question of getting good stories.”

ah yes the last episodes to have toby in the intro and the last ones to use the proper intro for a while