From Maddy Pumilia of Blogcritics:

• Degrassi Season Seven Comes to DVD March 17
  “Let me give you an overview of Degrassi’s seventh season. The most important and most-go-there plot points are Darcy (Shenae Grimes), a virgin, getting raped in the season opener and Spinner (Shane Kippel) being diagnosed with cancer. Both go through intense, downward spirals. In addition, Lakehurst students move to Degrassi after a fire, graduated students tackle problems at universities and many favorites — including Emma (Miriam McDonald), Manny (Cassie Steele), and Liberty (Sarah Barrable-Tishauer) — graduate. Also, many of the newer character of season seven are now the stars of season eight. The long-awaited season seven comes out on DVD March 17, 2009.” Read more.

From Maddy Pumilia of Blogcritics:

• TV Review: Degrassi’s “Lost in Love” Stole My Heart
  “I’ll say this once and I’ll say it again. Degrassi is the best teen show out there. It trumps shows like Gossip Girl, The Secret Life of The American Teenager, and 90210. Degrassi proved this to me with its special one-hour Valentine’s Day special, Lost in Love. The episode originally aired in two parts in Canada in November and January, respectively, but was first aired in the U.S. on February 13th as a single episode. I’ve seen every single episode of Degrassi and this one has to be one of my favorites.” Read more.

7:30 p.m. – DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION – “Heat of the Moment” – ALL-NEW EPISODE

Pushed to the edge by Holly J (Charlotte Arnold), Alli (Melinda Shankar) begins posting nasty things about her on the “anti-Grapevine” blog, the underground school on-line site. When nasty turns to threatening, Alli is expelled from school and questioned by the police. Peter (Jamie Johnston) is pressured into helping out with his half-sister and reluctantly agrees. But when she starts to interfere with Peter’s fun, he decides responsibility for someone else’s child shouldn’t fall on him.