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Linda Schuyler, a former teacher, and Kit Hood, a video editor and former child actor, first established the Playing With Time company in 1976. The first few productions were fun, educational videos for children and adolescents in junior high school. After their adaptation of the children's book Ida Makes A Movie by Kay Chorao, the idea for the mini-series The Kids of Degrassi Street was born. In 1979, CBC Television and Magic Lantern agreed to give partial funding to make the mini-series of six episodes, initially inten ...

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Degrassi, Degrassi - At the beginning, Degrassi - Degrassi Junior High & Degrassi High, Degrassi - Degrassi: The Next Generation, Degrassi - Plot pregnancies, Degrassi - The director's obsession, Degrassi - Facts, Degrassi - Currently

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Linda Schuyler, a former teacher, and Kit Hood, a video editor and former child actor, first established the Playing With Time company in 1976. The first few productions were fun, educational videos for children and adolescents in junior high school. After their adaptation of the children's book Ida Makes A Movie by Kay Chorao, the idea for the mini-series The Kids of Degrassi Street was born. In 1979, CBC Television and Magic Lantern agreed to give partial funding to make the mini-series of six episodes, initially inten ...

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Degrassi, Degrassi - At the beginning, Degrassi - Degrassi Junior High & Degrassi High, Degrassi - Degrassi: The Next Generation, Degrassi - Pregnancies on Degrassi, Degrassi - The director's obsession, Degrassi - Currently

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Clerks. is a 1994 film written and directed by Kevin Smith and starring Brian O'Halloran as Dante Hicks and Jeff Anderson as Randal Graves. It presents a day in the lives of two shop clerks and their acquaintances. Clerks. - History. Clerks. was Smith's first film, and introduces several characters, notably Jay and Silent Bob, who reappear in his later films. The film is in black-and-white and roughly edited due to a budget of less than $30,000 (mainly consisting of credit cards, the worth of ...

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• Clerks. - History
• Clerks. - Cast
• Clerks. - Related projects
• Clerks. - Sequel
• Clerks. - Trivia

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Cult television, like cult figures, cult film and cult radio, attracts a band of aficionados, known as a cult following, devoted to a specific television program or unreal universe. What exactly makes something "cult" is widely debated. Some popular and strongly interconnected definitions are: A genre, covering all programs that play with widely held beliefs and perceptions. This covers most programs in genres like science fiction, fantasy fiction, horror fiction and some forms of comedy films (especially most form ...

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The term black Canadian refers to Canadian citizens whose ancestors where indigenous to Africa; for the most part they have recent origins in the Caribbean, but others trace their lineage to the United States, Latin America, Africa and elsewhere. Black and other Canadians often draw a distinction between those of Caribbean ancestry and those of different descent. Some black Canadians, such as the large community in Nova Scotia, trace their ancestry to fre ...

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Wheels can mean: The plural of wheel. Wheels, a novel by Arthur Hailey. Wheels, an operating system. Wheels magazine WHEELS, a bus service Derek "Wheels" Wheeler, a character from the Degrassi series played by Neil Hope Other related archivesArthur Hailey, Degrassi, Neil Hope, WHEELS, Wheels, Wheels magazine, bus, character, operating system, wheel

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Real people named, or nicknamed, Spike include: filmmaker Spike Lee filmmaker Spike Jonze satirist Spike Jones satirist Spike Milligan jazz musician Spike Robinson punk vocalist and bassist Spike Slawson of the Swinging Utters and Me First and the Gimme Gimmes former WWE & ECW wrestler Spike Dudley gay pornography ac ...

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Black Canadian - Actors and directors. Sarah Barrable-Tishauer, actress Clark Johnson, actor (Homicide: Life on the Street) Kandyse McClure, actress (Battlestar Galactica) Tyrone Parsons, actor (Trailer Park Boys) Gloria Reuben, actress (ER) Alison Sealy-Smith, actress (This is Wonderland) Clement Virgo, director Stephen Williams, director Tonya Lee Williams, longtime actress on ...

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Black Canadian, Black Canadian - Terminology, Black Canadian - Black immigration, Black Canadian - Black Origins, Black Canadian - Notable Black Canadians past and present, Black Canadian - Actors and directors, Black Canadian - Athletes, Black Canadian - Musicians, Black Canadian - Politicians public servants and soldiers, Black Canadian - Writers journalists and broadcasters, Black Canadian - Other historical figures, Black Canadian - Multiracial Canadians

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View Askewniverse - Recurring Actors. Smith often casts the same actors for multiple characters in the universe, sometimes even in the same film. This is most notable in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, in which several actors play multiple characters from earlier View Askewniverse films. Joey Lauren Adams (Gwen Stacy in Mallrats; Alyssa Jones in Chasing Amy and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back) Ben Affleck (Shannon Hamilton in Mallrats; Holden M ...

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View Askewniverse, View Askewniverse - Media, View Askewniverse - Films, View Askewniverse - Comics, View Askewniverse - Television, View Askewniverse - Characters, View Askewniverse - Recurring Actors, View Askewniverse - Motifs, View Askewniverse - 37, View Askewniverse - Jay and Silent Bob, View Askewniverse - The late Julie Dwyer, View Askewniverse - The Hicks cousins, View Askewniverse - Hockey, View Askewniverse - Star Wars, View Askewniverse - Jaws, View Askewniverse - The Degrassi series

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The crux of the feature focused on Joey Jeremiah and his longtime girlfriend, Caitlin. Joey had been held back a year and was turning 19, while Caitlin had managed to graduate a year early (she should have been entering senior year). Joey proposes to Caitlin at a wild graduation party, she refuses, and he storms out, only to run into Tessa Campanelli (who had few lines in the series but is a lead player here), who asks for a ride home. When they get to her house, she pulls him in for a kiss. The next day she purposely goes to ...

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School's Out TV Movie, School's Out TV Movie - Plot synopsis, School's Out TV Movie - Reaction to the movie, School's Out TV Movie - External link

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Since the late 1990s, cult shows have increasingly been available on DVD, leading to many formerly niche programs (such as Family Guy and Freaks and Geeks) becoming popular as new people discover them. Cartoon Network's adult oriented "Adult Swim" progamming block shows cult television quite often. Before the DVD and internet file sharing, cult shows were often much harder to obtain and spread. Success in syndication and DVD sales even influenced Fox to bring b ...

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Cult television, Cult television - Recent Developments, Cult television - List of cult programs, Cult television - #, Cult television - A, Cult television - B, Cult television - C, Cult television - D, Cult television - E, Cult television - F, Cult television - G, Cult television - H, Cult television - I, Cult television - J, Cult television - K, Cult television - L, Cult television - M, Cult television - N, Cult television - P, Cult television - Q, Cult television - R, Cult television - S, Cult television - T, Cult television - U, Cult television - V, Cult television - W, Cult television - X, Cult television - Y

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Clerks. was Smith's first film, and introduces several characters, notably Jay and Silent Bob, who reappear in his later films. The film is in black-and-white and roughly edited due to a budget of less than $30,000 (mainly consisting of credit cards, the worth of director Smith's extensive comic book collection and insurance money); it became a surprising success after it was taken by Miramax Films and polishe ...

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Clerks., Clerks. - History, Clerks. - Cast, Clerks. - Related projects, Clerks. - Sequel, Clerks. - Trivia

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List of on-screen clichés - Children. Children are usually as close to their cousins as they are to their siblings. Children invariably have embarrassing middle names. (Ex: Xander from Buffy the Vampire Slayer whose middle name is Lavelle) All children are constantly crossing their eyes and making faces at each other. They will have a hard time memorizing words, but if it's a swear word, they will say it out loud when angry Children following the main characters n ...

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Black Canadian - Actors and directors. Clark Johnson, actor (Homicide: Life on the Street) Kandyse McClure, actress (Battlestar Galactica) Tyrone Parsons, actor (Trailer Park Boys) Gloria Reuben, actress (ER) Alison Sealy-Smith, actress (This is Wonderland) Clement Virgo, director Stephen Williams, director Tonya Lee Williams, longtime actress on ...

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Black Canadian - Actors and directors. Clark Johnson, actor (Homicide: Life on the Street) Kandyse McClure, actress (Battlestar Galactica) Tyrone Parsons, actor (Trailer Park Boys) Gloria Reuben, actress (ER) Alison Sealy-Smith, actress (This is Wonderland) Clement Virgo, director Stephen Williams, director Tonya Lee Williams, longtime actress o ...

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List of on-screen clichés - Foreign countries depicted in American movies. The Eiffel Tower can also be seen from any window in France. (Sabrina) Accordion music is usually heard in the streets in France. There is always a mime in the street, even though in real life France, they are extremely rare. All French streets have street merchants on the side selling all manners of merchandise, especially onions and garlic, children playing while wearing striped shirts and ...

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List of on-screen clichés, List of on-screen clichés - People, List of on-screen clichés - Children, List of on-screen clichés - Teenagers, List of on-screen clichés - Men, List of on-screen clichés - Women, List of on-screen clichés - Heroes and Main Characters, List of on-screen clichés - Romance/Sex, List of on-screen clichés - Dialogue, List of on-screen clichés - Birth, List of on-screen clichés - Death, List of on-screen clichés - Stereotypes, List of on-screen clichés - Police, List of on-screen clichés - Scientists, List of on-screen clichés - Society, List of on-screen clichés - Foreign countries depicted in American movies, List of on-screen clichés - Groups of People, List of on-screen clichés - Holidays and Special Events, List of on-screen clichés - Sports, List of on-screen clichés - School/College, List of on-screen clichés - Places, List of on-screen clichés - Libraries, List of on-screen clichés - Hospitals, List of on-screen clichés - Airports, List of on-screen clichés - Jail, List of on-screen clichés - News media, List of on-screen clichés - Military/War, List of on-screen clichés - Animals, List of on-screen clichés - Transport, List of on-screen clichés - Airplanes, List of on-screen clichés - Cars/Vehicles, List of on-screen clichés - Trains, List of on-screen clichés - The external world, List of on-screen clichés - Bombs, List of on-screen clichés - Explosives/Explosions, List of on-screen clichés - Objects, List of on-screen clichés - Science, List of on-screen clichés - Biology, List of on-screen clichés - Chemistry, List of on-screen clichés - Physics, List of on-screen clichés - Fires, List of on-screen clichés - Computers and internet, List of on-screen clichés - Miscellaneous, List of on-screen clichés - Music and sounds, List of on-screen clichés - Weather

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The feature marked a darker turn for a show that while always unflinching, had never been excessively graphic or profane. Many fans didn't like that most of the coverage was given to Joey, Wheels and Snake and not other characters. Most of Degrassi's bit players are seen in the background, dancing, drinking or smoking pot. It is small details like this that make the jump from the last Degrassi High episode and this feature a bit jagged. In the series, drug use and sex was more often implied than shown, and although there is no ...

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School's Out TV Movie, School's Out TV Movie - Plot synopsis, School's Out TV Movie - Reaction to the movie, School's Out TV Movie - External link

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Multiracial refers to people who are of mixed racial heritage. There are a number of famous Canadians who are of mixed Black/Caucasian or Black/Asian descent. Author Lawrence Hill published a bestselling memoir of his experiences as a multiracial Canadian, Black Berry, Sweet Juice: On Being Black and White in Canada, in 2001. Malcolm Azania, writer and activist Keshia Chante, singer Rae Dawn Chong, actor Fefe Dobson, rock singer James Douglas, early governor ...

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Black Canadian, Black Canadian - Terminology, Black Canadian - Black immigration, Black Canadian - Black Origins, Black Canadian - Notable Black Canadians past and present, Black Canadian - Actors and directors, Black Canadian - Athletes, Black Canadian - Musicians, Black Canadian - Politicians public servants and soldiers, Black Canadian - Writers journalists and broadcasters, Black Canadian - Other historical figures, Black Canadian - Multiracial Canadians

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View Askewniverse - Films. Clerks. Mallrats Chasing Amy Dogma Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back Clerks 2 The Flying Car, a short film produced for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno View Askewniverse - Comics. Clerks., a three-part comic book series published in the late '90s, continuing the adventures of the film's main characters. Chasin ...

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View Askewniverse, View Askewniverse - Media, View Askewniverse - Films, View Askewniverse - Comics, View Askewniverse - Television, View Askewniverse - Characters, View Askewniverse - Recurring Actors, View Askewniverse - Motifs, View Askewniverse - 37, View Askewniverse - Jay and Silent Bob, View Askewniverse - The late Julie Dwyer, View Askewniverse - The Hicks cousins, View Askewniverse - Hockey, View Askewniverse - Star Wars, View Askewniverse - Jaws, View Askewniverse - The Degrassi series

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Black people arrived in Canada in several waves of immigration. The first of these alongside, French colonists as slaves. Others arriving in Nova Scotia through the underground railroad and Alberta through Native and quaker communities. Canada was not suited to the large-scale agricultural slavery practiced in the United States and slavery became increasingly uncommon. In 1793, in one of the first acts of the new Upper Canada colonial parliament, slavery was abolished. It was all but abolished throughout the other British North Americ ...

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Black Canadian, Black Canadian - Black immigration, Black Canadian - Notable Black Canadians past and present, Black Canadian - Actors and directors, Black Canadian - Athletes, Black Canadian - Musicians, Black Canadian - Politicians public servants and soldiers, Black Canadian - Writers journalists and broadcasters, Black Canadian - Other historical figures, Black Canadian - Multiracial Canadians

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