Daria

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Daria
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S 5 :  Ep 15 Aired 1/21/02
S 5 :  Ep 14 Aired 1/20/02
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S 5 :  Ep 14 Aired 1/14/02
S 5 :  Ep 13 Aired 6/25/01
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S 5 :  Ep 12 Aired 6/18/01
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Show Summary

The people of Lawndale just don't get Daria Morgendorffer. She's cool with that. See, Daria was born alienated, and now she's just trying to make it through high school with as little human contact as possible. Popularity, friends, activities... whatever. Daria lacks enthusiasm, but she makes up for it with sarcasm. Daria is the spin-off of MTV's most sucessful cartoon, Beavis and Butt-Head. Theme Song: La la la la la This is my stop Got to get off I may go *pop* Excuse me (repeat once) I've got to be direct La la la If I'm wrong please correct La la la You're standing on my neck La la la You're standing on my neck (short guitar cord) La la la la la (repeat) Rating: Usually all Daria episodes are rated TVPG-L.

Cast & Crew

Ashley Albert

Ashley Albert

Ms. Janet Barch/Tiffany Blum-Deckler
Jessica Cydnee Jackson

Jessica Cydnee Jackson

Jodie Landon
Julian Rebolledo

Julian Rebolledo

Jake Morgendorffer
Tracy Grandstaff

Tracy Grandstaff

Daria Morgendorffer
Marc Thompson

Marc Thompson

Kevin Thompson, Anthony DeMartino, Timothy O'Neill, Charles "Upchuck" Ruttheimer, Jamie White
Sarah Drew

Sarah Drew

Stacy Rowe
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  • Never Has A Character Reminded Me So Much Of Three!

    8.0
    By JaneKnight, Sep 23, 2014
    Kevin, the star quarterback of Daria's high school, has the unique distinction of having the haircut of Drak, Jr. from the Drak Pack TV show as well as the voice of Howie and the build of Frankie. Never have I been amused by a TV show which will not be remembered for its flagship character but for a secondary one who has characteristics of multiple protagonists from a long-forgotten Saturday morning cartoon which aired years ago on CBS. Daria is still well written and has the protagonist isolated from Beavis and Butt-Head; thankfully, she no longer has to hear the "Diarrhea" jokes. There are quite a few gems to be had in the five season collection of episodes; and Jane makes wearing tights with shorts fashionable.moreless

  • This is comedy?

    5.0
    By z-agent, Jul 17, 2014
    I was curious to this show to see what it would be like being a teenager back in high school life. I can recall my high school years with its many ups and downs. Hearing that this was a comedy I thought I would like it, but unfortunately as I watched it, it was in my eyes and ears not very funny and depressing to sit through. Don't get me too wrong fans, I didn't completely, hate it, but I can't recommend it to anyone for that matter. For a start, the idea of a (smart) teenage girl going through life virtually living in her own self-centered world of criticizing and if I might add treating almost everyone around her (including her own family members) like garbage is something I don't find funny at all. It's appalling to say the least. As if teens don't need any more negative influences, the creator Glenn Eischler, like Mike Judge is just adding insult to injury by saying that they are criticizing society, but in reality they are just adding to the problems. What's more is that Eischler is using two methods that unfortunately don't really go together: solipsism and high school caricature. The former may have worked best in literary works such as . Salinger's Catcher in the Rye and Jonathan Lethem's Motherless Brooklyn where we were able to read the protagonist's thoughts and imaginative play. As for the latter, that may have worked with sitcoms such as Saved by the Bell and Boy Meets World, but the humor had a sense of jovialness. Here, the humor of student stupidity and condescendence of adulthood just bangs and clangs so loudly and reaches the level of preposterousness. The biggest problem for me in this show is the protagonist. She just observes everything around her without really doing anything like a Greek chorus and behaves rather selfishly. At no point does she wake up and realize that she is wrong in her viewpoint that everyone is actually not as bad as they seem if she gave them some time.



    On the plus side, I'm grateful that it has some good messages about life in general, including individualism and integrity over popularity. It even showed some teenage pressures realistically. On the contrary, I actually liked the addition of Tom Sloane as he gave Daria a small bit of humanity.



    Regretfully the humor left a ton to be desired. Usually being: "Hi, I'm Daria, go to hell" or "Mine is don't do drugs (it's a painting of just drugs and alcohol)"

    That's supposed to be funny? If Roger Ebert saw this he'd would call it the "high school version" of North with unfunny characters and cold-hearted premise.



    The 6 grade I am giving it was for the positives mentioned above and MTV's effort to try and redeem themselves from being labeled as the trashiest network in the history of TV.moreless

  • A Show I wished I watched when I was younger

    10
    By Ratchetjak, May 25, 2014
    Oh Daria... She's like the hero to all introverts (me included lol).



    I missed out on this show during it's hey day in the 90s. In fact, I didn't watch Daria until last year (2013) and it instantly became a favorite.



    I think the reason why I love this show so much is noticing how relatable it is. I mean, my life was somewhat like that with key differences, I'm a guy. But I was always an introverted individual who had a hard time making friends and usually kept my nose in my sketchbook. So when I got to learn more about Daria and her best friend, Jane, I was like wow, I relate to them so much. In fact, when I was in high school, I was practically a loner until my senior year where I met a new student who was somewhat a loner too. So it was like I was Jane (as I really did and still do love art) and my friend was Daria (she loved writing lol) and we both loved Alternative music lol.



    Anyway, I can see how some people would be turned off by the show as Daria has that somewhat boring and monotonous voice but the real magic of the show is the other characters, especially the teachers. I'm happy that Daria was able to get 5 seasons and it's own movie. Honestly, I like almost every episode of Daria and it'll always be one of my favorites. I also find it ironic how the tv show in the show "Sick, Sad World" kind of predicted what MTV would turn in to.



    They just don't make shows like this anymore sadly. Still, 90s gold in my opinion.moreless

  • Brialliant

    10
    By obamamorganljackson, Mar 16, 2014
    Can't say more

  • Could be interesting

    8.0
    By anastasia1243, Feb 08, 2014
    1 ep (11)
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surviving high school, spinoff, suburban life, 90s, teen angst

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