(Jahmil French) believes the only way to improve his Media Immersion grade is to make the teacher, Ms. Oh (Cory Lee) laugh. He checks her "FaceRange" page and uses her posted pictures for a class project. Failing the assignment leads him to increase his effort to be the class clown until he discovers that Ms. Oh has recently ended a relationship. He offers her empathy and she explains that hard work and not gimmicks will earn him good grades. Guest cast Katherine Ashby as Pam MacPherson, Anya's mother Maggie Butterfield as Drew and Adam's grandmother James Edward Campbell as Mark "Fitz" Fitzgerald Steve Cumyn as Harold MacPherson, Anya's father Jean-Marc Généreux as Mr. Menard, the dance teacher Riley Gilchrist as Dr. Christopoulos, Pam's doctor Edward Jaunz as Drew and Adam's father Daniel Kelly as Owen Milligan Ramona Milano as Audra Torres, Drew and Adam's mother Awards and nominations "My Body Is a Cage" won a 2010 Peabody Award. In announcing the honor on March 31, 2011, the selection committee wrote: "True to its history, the durable high-school serial's two-parter about a transgender teen neither trivializes nor over dramatizes its subject." Part two was nominated for a 2011 Creative Arts Emmy Award for Outstanding Children's Program, but lost to A Child's Garden of Poetry. It was nominated for three Gemini Awards. It won best performance in a children's or youth program or series (Jordan Todosey) but lost in best direction in a children's or youth program or series (Phil Earnshaw) to the Degrassi summer finale and best writing in a children's or youth program or series (Michael Grassi) to an episode of the animated series Spliced. References External links "My Body Is a Cage" part 1 at Internet Movie Database "My Body Is a Cage" part 2 at Internet Movie Database 2010 Canadian television episodes Degrassi: The Next Generation episodes Peabody Award-winning broadcasts Canadian LGBT-related television episodes Transgender-related television episodes Television episodes about anti-LGBT sentiment