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Who's Afraid Of Fashly? [S1E2]

EPISODE · Jun 10, 2018 · 46 MIN

Who's Afraid Of Fashly? [S1E2]

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The year was 2001, the small, tight knit community school of Degrassi Junior High, was bracing itself for the one sided election by one Ashley Kerwin, who was sure to usher an era of Parental Democracy. And yet, out of the shadows came a challenger, who promised the student body of the montessori school for politicos a brighter future.

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