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Official Product Image – The Squatch Tee (2008)73 viewsProduct image from the Degrassi Online Store listing for The Squatch Tee, based on Jimmy’s graphic shirt design from the episode “Working for the Weekend.” Printed on a unisex cotton tee, the shirt was available in gun metal and inspired by Jimmy’s failed t-shirt business, Squatch Designs. Listed as part of the final clearance sale in 2008.
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On-Screen Appearance – The Squatch Tee (2007)73 viewsStill image from Season 6, Episode 7 (“Working for the Weekend”) of Degrassi: The Next Generation, showing Jimmy and Spinner wearing shirts from their short-lived business venture, Squatch Designs. The unisex tees featured Jimmy’s custom graphics and were later made available for purchase in the official Degrassi Online Store.
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Official Store Listing – Studz Tee (2008)56 viewsProduct image from the 2008 Degrassi Online Store featuring the Studz tee in mauve. Sold as unisex and cotton, this fan-favorite shirt was promoted alongside Degrassi wardrobe items seen on-screen.
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Promotional Product Photo – Studz Tee (2008)48 viewsPromotional image of Ray Ablack modeling the official Studz tee for the Degrassi Online Store. Pictured with sunglasses and dog tag, this posed photo accompanied the product listing for the unisex cotton t-shirt featured in the wardrobe of characters like Sav, Peter, Danny, and Spinner.
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Chicago Tribune – The Bottom Line Doesn’t Give Teens Best TV Platform48 viewsA feature examining the lack of dedicated television programming for teens aged 15–17 in the U.S. The article discusses how networks group this age range with younger demographics for advertising, limiting targeted shows. Degrassi: The Next Generation is highlighted as one of the few series appealing directly to this audience, alongside Lizzie McGuire and The Brothers Garcia.
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The Kingston Whig-Standard – “Group takes novel approach to project”76 viewsAn article in The Kingston Whig-Standard (Oct. 27, 2012) covering the launch of True Patriot, a Canadian comic book project. The piece highlights contributions from several Canadian creators, including J. Torres (writer of Teen Titans Go! for DC Comics and Degrassi: Extra Credit from Simon & Schuster). The mention of Degrassi: Extra Credit underscores Torres’ body of work spanning mainstream comics and young adult media.
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Word on the Street Festival – Degrassi: Extra Credit Appearance68 viewsDegrassi appeared at Toronto's Word on the Street literary festival on September 24, 2006 to promote the launch of the Degrassi: Extra Credit graphic novel series.
Featured in the panel discussion are Cassie Steele (Manny Santos), Jake Goldsbie (Toby Isaacs), Stefan Brogren (Archie "Snake" Simpson), Linda Schuyler (Co‑Creator/Executive Producer), an unidentified panelist, and J. Torres (Writer, Degrassi: Extra Credit).
Photo credit: Allen Nolan — Flickr: Allen Nolan
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