Just how intense is tonight’s mid-season finale of Degrassi? “It’s about as ‘Oh my God’ as it gets,” Daniel Kelly told HollywoodLife.com during a recent visit to the show’s Toronto set. We sat down with Degrassi stars Alicia Josipovic, Jordy Todosey, Munro Chambers, Samantha Munro, and of course Daniel, for their take on the final moments of Now or Never.

Watch our little sneak-peek montage below, then tell us what YOU think is going to happen:

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Don’t miss the action as “Now or Never” comes to a shocking conclusion at 9 p.m. ET tonight on Teen Nick.

This week doesn’t just mark the end of Degrassi: Now or Never — it also marks the graduation, and final episodes, of some of our favorite characters! HollywoodLife.com sat down with Charlotte Arnold, Raymond Ablack and Samantha Munro during a recent visit to the show’s Toronto set to get their thoughts on the big finale. I hope you’ve got some tissues handy.

Holly J. may not be a fan of Owen and Anya’s new relationship on Degrassi, but I know two people who are — Daniel Kelly and Samantha Munro! I sat down with both halves of “Ownya” during a recent visit to the show’s Toronto set to find out what makes the new couple tick.

“We like each other now, as opposed to loathing each other,” Samantha says of their dynamic, which viewers have gotten to see in the past few weeks. “Their relationship has gotten a lot better, and I actually really like it. They really help each other out, and they balance each other pretty well.”

Daniel echoes Samantha’s thoughts, adding how glad he is that fans are getting to see a new side of Owen this season.

“He never got an opportunity to show people that he wasn’t just a straight, homophobic douche,” Daniel admits.

But all that’s finally changing! Watch the interview with Daniel and Samantha below, then cast your vote: Do you like Owen and Anya as a couple?

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Poor Anya (Samantha Munro.) As if it wasn’t bad enough that she got rejected from Toronto University and found out her almost-boyfriend Dr. Chris is moving to Kenya for a year, she ended last night’s episode of Degrassi by hooking up with the one guy she’s been dodging since last season — Owen (Daniel Kelly!) I sat down with Daniel and Samantha during a recent visit to the show’s Toronto set to get the scoop on all things “Ownya.”

Degrassi has given us many a hit musical group during the past decade — The Three Tenners, The Stüdz, and of course, Paige Michalchuk & The Sex Kittens — but I believe I’ve discovered its finest act yet. I’d like to present to you the freestylings of Daniel Kelly, with Munro Chambers and Jahmil French as his fly backup dancers, in a rare performance I captured during a recent visit to the show’s Toronto set.

(Side note, slash admission of guilt: My camera cut off the first 20-or-so seconds of this brilliant work of art. You still get most of the rap, but not the lovely intro in which Aislinn Paul drops the beat from the computer in the background.)

Enjoy:

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OK, Degrassi writers, there’s your blueprint for season 12 — Owen, Dave and Eli form a rap group. Admit it: Once this video has been seen, it cannot be unseen.

Also, as if you aren’t already counting down the seconds, the new season of Degrassi kicks off July 18 with a one-hour premiere at 8 p.m. ET on TeenNick! (Prepare your DVRs.)

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Lots of changes this week! Should Anya give Owen a chance? Will Alli get back with Drew? Read on & tell us!

Just as Annie Clark hinted in our interview, the April 8 episode of Degrassi brought the end of “Fadam,” as Fiona finally realized she only liked the girl-half of transgender boyfriend Adam (Jordan Todosey.) And while the announcement came as a shock to Mama Coyne (aka the classiest woman of all time), I think everyone’s a little relieved to hear Fiona’s not into guys — at least this means she won’t be kissing her brother again!

And even though Fiona’s dreams were full of “Folly J” action, she decided not to act on her impulses with Holly J (Charlotte Arnold) — not yet, at least. Maybe Fiona isn’t as attracted to girls on dialysis as she thought she did.

Meanwhile in Degrassi-land, Alli (Melinda Shankar) continued her mission to tutor the school’s less-scholarly types in the hopes of getting in good with the teachers. Bianca (Alicia Josipovic) was thrilled at the prospect of getting a school dance as a reward, but was none too pleased to see Alli getting close with Drew (Luke Bilyk) again. Is the Queen of the Boiler Room worried about losing her King?

And then there’s Anya (Samantha Munro), who can’t seem to do anything right with guys lately. She got Owen (Daniel Kelly) a second chance in CRP class after his big emotional apology last week, only to be greeted with a super-awkward bear hug from him at The Dot. In typical Anya fashion, it didn’t take long for her to put the jerky jock in his place.

Am I the only one thinks she needs to get back with Sav (Raymond Ablack?) Her dating history since breaking up with him — if you can count boner-fiend Wesley, the ever-statutory Dr. Chris, and now bear-hugger Owen as “dating” — has been a disaster. Besides, Holly J. admitted to being more in love with Declan (Landon Liboiron) than she is with Sav.

…So what’s the problem here?