Hello Degrassholes! Today we are bringing you a fan-favorite episode of Degrassi: The Next Generation. It's time for Season 3, Episode 3, "You Got the Look" aka "That time Manny cemented her legendary status."

For our A plot - you all know the gist: Manny is tired of being cute. She wants to be hot. The result? Blue thongs are now a symbol of breaking free of authoritarian dress codes, ditching crunchy granola judgmental friends, and when Canadian culture peaked.

Our B plot is honestly pretty fun as far as secondary plots go: Craigs and the boys have a band now and because Joey Jeremiah continues to suck, he commits the worst faux pas there is - forgetting you're not a teenager (Really, why would anyone want to hang with teenagers if they don't have to?) and singing that one song he wrote in high school.

Along the way, we discuss some of the most crucial topics in LSATD history:

• Why was Liberty SUCH a hater?
• If we owned a mall kiosk dedicated to selling thongs, what would we name it?
• Why were Sean and Manny never a thing?
• Did Emma actually out-Emma herself in this episode? Is that possible?

So you know the drill: grab a drink, your cutest preferred undergarments, and don't forget to check out our Instagram for a picture of that time Natasha had a Manny Blue Thong cake for her birthday.

xoxo,

Stephan, Morgan, Natasha, Nina, and Perino

It's 420 somewhere! We needed a bit of a smoke break on today's shift so we decided to give our Degrassholes a little rundown of some of our favorite storylines that involve Jake Martin's favorite pastime, smoking weed.

Along the way, we ask some burning questions such as,

• With all the opportunities Clare had to get stoned (and if there was ever a character that needed to, it was Clare Edwards), why didn't she?
• Was Eli's marijuana fueled short film LIFE really that bad?
• How does Emma manage to make everything so cringe?
• And most importantly, who do we want in our dream Degrassi blunt rotations (because it'd be redundant to talk about our nightmare rotations when Clare, Ashley, and Emma exist...)?

So enjoy some of the Devil's Lettuce, don a pair of rollerblades, and remember, you should absolutely not trust our knowledge of Canadian law. Ever.

xoxo,

Stephan, Morgan, Natasha, Nina, and Perino

Happy Friday and Ramadan Mubarak, Degrassholes! We're taking a little lunch break here at The Dot (even though two of your hosts were fasting during the recording and thus there are several mentions of tacos and pizza throughout the episode, bear with us please...) to bring you a new surprise minisode! To celebrate the new musical Mean Girls movie released earlier this year, we're talking favorite Queen Bees of Degrassi! Because who doesn't want an excuse to talk about our favorite instances of bad bitch behavior?

What makes someone a "Queen Bee" à la Regina George? And who in Degrassi: TNG/Next Class lore is the ultimate one? Is it Paige Michalchuk because of her ability to destroy someone, their family, and their ancestors with a devastating one liner? Holly J. Sinclair because she's not only the meanest in the room but also the smartest (and most likely to be more successful than you'll ever be)? Or is it our dark horse, Zoe Rivas, who has the uncanny ability to manage to be something so many people desperately long to achieve in the age of social media - the main character of EVERYONE'S lives even after getting fired from a tv show...? Listen to find out who we choose!

And don't worry, we don't forget to talk about each of our Degrassi Queens' sidekicks, the Gretchen Wieners' and Karen Smiths of Degrassi Community School. Never forget your backup singers. They're there to make you look better.

Finally, we discuss the "failed Queen Bees" of Degrassi, who are cringeworthy at best and the reason the show was canceled at worst (Frankie Hollingsworth, we're looking at you).

So, grab a taco, a slice of pizza, and pour one out for Angie "Big Ange" Jeremiah, who just may be the meanest of them all...

xoxo,

Stephan, Morgan, Natasha, Nina, and Perino