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| 01x?? - Sealed With A Kick (Unknown/Unaired) | | A short 5-minute unaired pilot episode. In this pilot, Daria borrows a pencil from Kevin and he thinks she's trying to hit on him. Daria, in turn, decides to have fun with this and starts to hit on him. Seeing this, Kevin breaks up with his girlfriend, and Daria, after learning of the breakup, blows Kevin off. | Director: Karen Disher
Writer: Sam Johnson (2), Chris Marcil | | | |
| 1 :01x01 - Esteemsters (Mar/03/1997) | | During their first day at Lawndale High, Daria and Quinn are required to take psychological exams. Quinn does fine, but Daria, disgusted with having to take the exam, answers the questions in her typical smart-alec remarks. However, her remarks lead the teacher to think Daria has esteem problems and recommends she take a special class. Meanwhile, Quinn instantly fits right in with the popular kids but Daria is outcasted until she meets Jane in her esteem class. | | Guest Stars: Merle Becker as Various, Jessica Zaino as Various, Michelle Tomasik as Various, Amy Palmer as Various, John W. Lynn, Jr. (1) as Sick, Sad World Announcer, Sharon Houston as Various, Eric Fogel as Various, Patrick Frederic as Various, Nicole Carin as Various, Danielle Carin as Various, Cindy E. Brolsma as Various | Director: Karen Disher, Ken Kimmelman, Paul Sparagano, Margaret E. Rutherford
Writer: Glenn Eichler, Chris Marcil, Sam Johnson (2), Anne D. Bernstein | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - The Invitation (Mar/10/1997) | | Daria helps Brittany in art class and in return, Brittany invites Daria to her party. Daria is reluctant to go, but changes her mind when she realizes it will be a prime opportunity to embarrass Quinn. | | Guest Stars: Sharon Houston as Various, John W. Lynn, Jr. (1) as Sick, Sad World Announcer, Amy Palmer as Various, Michelle Tomasik as Various, Jessica Zaino as Various, Eric Fogel as Various, Patrick Frederic as Various, Nicole Carin as Various, Ashley Carin as Blonde Girl, Danielle Accarino as Blonde Girl at Brittany's Party, Merle Becker as Various, Cindy E. Brolsma as Various, Danielle Carin as Various | Director: Paul Sparagano, Margaret E. Rutherford, Ken Kimmelman, Karen Disher
Writer: Sam Johnson (2), Chris Marcil, Glenn Eichler, Anne D. Bernstein | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Cafe Disaffecto (Mar/17/1997) | | Lawndale High launches a fundraiser to raise money for a student coffee house. Daria and Jane fail at selling candy bars and to make up for the points she missed, Daria has to perform at the grand opening of the cafe. However, her choice of material to perform doesn't go over well. | | Guest Stars: Jessica Zaino as Various, Amy Bennett (1) as Various, Merle Becker as Various, Keno Rider as Various, Sharon Houston as Various, Patrick Frederic as Various, John W. Lynn, Jr. (1) as Sick, Sad World Announcer, Amy Palmer as Various, Geoffrey Arend as Danny, Michelle Tomasik as Various | Director: Ken Kimmelman, Chris Prynoski (1), Margaret E. Rutherford, Paul Sparagano, Karen Disher
Writer: Peggy Nicoll, Chris Marcil, Laura Knightlinger, Sam Johnson (2), Neena Beber, Glenn Eichler | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - College Bored (Mar/24/1997) | | In their college prep class, Quinn and Daria get an assignment to visit the college of their choice. Seeing this as an opportunity to get the girls interested in their alma mater, Jake and Helen take them to Middleton College. But while there, things don't go as planned when Quinn winds up "keg queen" at a frat party and Daria writes term papers for students for a small fee. | | Guest Stars: Sharon Houston as Various, John W. Lynn, Jr. (1) as Sick, Sad World Announcer, Amy Palmer as Various, Michelle Tomasik as Various, Jessica Zaino as Various, Eric Fogel as Various, Patrick Frederic as Various, Nicole Carin as Various, Danielle Carin as Various, Cindy E. Brolsma as Various, Merle Becker as Various, Geoffrey Arend as Assistant Bursar | Director: Paul Sparagano, Karen Disher, Margaret E. Rutherford, Ken Kimmelman
Writer: Sam Johnson (2), Glenn Eichler, Anne D. Bernstein, Chris Marcil | | | | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - This Year's Model (Apr/07/1997) | | Modeling scouts come to Lawndale to teach a modeling class and offering a scholarship to one student. Each of the students, except Daria and Jane, become very hopeful that they will be the one student that gets to be a model. | | Guest Stars: Jessica Zaino as Various, Michelle Tomasik as Various, Keno Rider as Various, Amy Palmer as Various, John W. Lynn, Jr. (1) as Sick, Sad World Announcer, Sharon Houston as Various, Patrick Frederic as Various, Amy Bennett (1) as Various, Merle Becker as Various | Director: Margaret E. Rutherford, Chris Prynoski (1), Ken Kimmelman, Paul Sparagano, Karen Disher
Writer: Neena Beber, Sam Johnson (2), Glenn Eichler, Laura Kightlinger, Peggy Nicoll, Chris Marcil | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - The Lab Brats (Apr/14/1997) | | In science class, Daria is paired up with Kevin to do a project. Knowing that Kevin will be no help, she has him watch TV while she completes the project. Meanwhile, Brittany, Kevin's girlfriend, is paired up with Upchuck and is later blackmails her into being his slave. With Kevin spending a lot of time at the Morgendorffers, Brittany becomes suspicious that both Quinn and Daria are trying to take Kevin away from her. | | Guest Stars: Jessica Zaino as Various, Michelle Tomasik as Various, Keno Rider as Various, Amy Palmer as Various, John W. Lynn, Jr. (1) as Sick, Sad World Announcer, Sharon Houston as Various, Patrick Frederic as Various, Amy Bennett (1) as Various, Merle Becker as Various | Director: Karen Disher, Paul Sparagano, Margaret E. Rutherford, Chris Prynoski (1), Ken Kimmelman
Writer: Peggy Nicoll, Chris Marcil, Laura Knightlinger, Sam Johnson (2), Glenn Eichler, Neena Beber | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - Pinch Sitter (Jun/09/1997) | | Daria helps out Quinn by babysitting for her while Quinn goes on a date. The kids have been brainwashed by the parents into being the perfect children, so Daria has Jane come over to help undo the brainwashing. | | Guest Stars: Ken Schatz as Various, McLarnon as Various, Laura Santangelo as Various, John W. Lynn, Jr. (1) as Sick, Sad World Announcer, Gabriel Lockwood as Various, Eric Fogel as Various, Alex Eichler as Various, Nicole Carin as Various, John Bowen as Various, Merle Becker as Various | Director: Karen Disher
Writer: Anne D. Bernstein | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - Too Cute (Jun/16/1997) | | Brooke, a girl hoping to be in the Fashion Club, gets a nose job and the other girls call Quinn shallow when she says it's "cute". But when the other Fashion Club members get a nose job too, Quinn decides that she needs one as well. However, the doctor convinces Quinn that she needs 6000 dollars worth of other surgery as well and Daria has to help Quinn see that she's perfect without all of the surgery. | | Guest Stars: David Relly as Various, Sharon Houston as Various, Sarah Fader as Various, Merle Becker as Various, Ken Schatz as Various | Director: Eric Fogel
Writer: Larry Doyle | | | | | | |
| 11 :01x11 - Road Worrier (Jul/07/1997) | | Daria and Jane, along with Jane's brother Trent, and his friend Jesse, drive to Alternapalooza. During their trip, Daria becomes attracted to Trent, making them both uncomfortable the entire time. The Fashion Club decide to go to, and even dress "alternative" for the occasion, but go shopping when they pass an outlet mall. Meanwhile, with the girls out of town, Helen and Jake try to "spice up their marriage". | | Guest Stars: John W. Lynn, Jr. (1) as Sick, Sad World Announcer | Director: Eric Fogel
Writer: Anne D. Bernstein | | | |
| 12 :01x12 - The Teachings of Don Jake (Jul/14/1997) | | The Morgendorffers go on a camping trip but when Jake begins to obsess about his relationship with his father, the trip doesn't go as well as they had planned. Things get even worse when Jake, Helen and Quinn eat psychotropic berries that make them go insane. Meanwhile, Jane and Trent attend their family reunion. | | Guest Stars: John W. Lynn, Jr. (1) as Sick, Sad World Announcer | Director: Karen Disher
Writer: Glenn Eichler | | | |
| 13 :01x13 - The Misery Chick (Jul/21/1997) | | A goal post is named after Tommy Sherman, a former Lawndale High football star, and he comes back to Lawndale for the ceremony. While there, he is a jerk to everyone and dubs Daria "the misery chick". Daria and Jane joke about how they wished he was dead, but their joke comes true when the goal post falls on Tommy. Thinking she knows a lot about death, the other students come to Daria for advice, and Jane avoids Daria when she begins to feel bad about what happened. | | Guest Stars: François Dunoyer as Various, Christele Wurmser as Various, John W. Lynn, Jr. (1) as Sick, Sad World Announcer, Anne Plumet as Various, Valerie Karsenti as Various, Marjorie Frantz as Various, Ken Schatz as Tommy Sherman | Director: Machi Tantillo, Paul Sparagano, Karen Hyden
Writer: Glenn Eichler | | | |
| 14 :02x01 - Arts 'n' Crass (Feb/16/1998) | | Mrs. Dafoe, the art teacher, wants Jane to submit a poster for a contest. The poster turns out nice, but Daria writes a poem to go along with the poster that doesn't go over well at school. The principle insists that the girls change the poem, but Daria and Jane resist. | Director: Karen Disher
Writer: Glenn Eichler | | | |
| 15 :02x02 - The Daria Hunter (Feb/23/1998) | | Classes at Lawndale go on a field trip to a paintball center. Daria and Jane decide to ditch and go to a great white shark exhibit instead. However, the exhibit isn't what the two expect. | Director: Eric Fogel
Writer: Peggy Nicoll | | | |
| 16 :02x03 - Quinn the Brain (Mar/02/1998) | | Quinn becomes the new school brain when a paper that she wrote is read aloud in her English class. Quinn thinks that she'll be outcasted from her popular group since she's now a 'brain' but instead, she becomes a popular brain. Daria, on the other hand, is outcasted now that Quinn has taken over the 'brain' position. | Director: Sue Perrotto
Writer: Rachel Lipman | | | |
| 17 :02x04 - I Don't (Mar/09/1998) | | The Morgendorffers attend a wedding for Helen's niece. Helen makes sure that Quinn and Daria are bridesmaids, which Daria isn't looking forward to. At the wedding, Helen is constantly at odds with Rita, her sister. Daria meets her aunt Amy and finds that she has a lot in common with her. | | Guest Stars: Barbara Soehner as Aunt Rita Barksdale, Rita Pietropinto as Aunt Amy Barksdale | Director: Tony Kluck
Writer: Peter Gaffney | | | |
| 18 :02x05 - That Was Then, This is Dumb (Mar/16/1998) | | The Yeagers, Helen and Jake's old friends, visit causing the families to argue over who has made the best life for themselves. Quinn becomes interested in their son, and he tells Quinn about the Yeager's past. Meanwhile, Daria, Jane, Jesse, and Trent go to the flea market to sell Trent's records. | | Guest Stars: Louis Hirsch (1) as Ethan Yeager, Amy Bennett (1) as Various, John W. Lynn, Jr. (1) as Sick, Sad World Announcer, Cookie Rufino as Various | Director: Sue Perrotto
Writer: Anne D. Bernstein | | | | | | |
| 20 :02x07 - The New Kid (Mar/30/1998) | | Daria joins the yearbook and meets Ted, a fellow student whose parents have greatly sheltered his life. At yearbook, Daria decides to help Ted come out of the dark, but along the way she develops some unexpected feelings for him. However, as Ted becomes more exposed to the real world, he's accepted by the popular crowd, much to Daria's chagrin. | | Guest Stars: John W. Lynn, Jr. (1) as Sick, Sad World Announcer, Kevin Draine as Various, Ray Clyde as Various, Sky Berdahl as Ted DeWitt-Clinton | Director: Tony Kluck
Writer: Chris Marcil, Sam Johnson (2) | | | |
| 21 :02x08 - Gifted (Jun/29/1998) | | Jodie and Daria are chosen to visit a school for gifted students. Helen and Jake, along with Jodie's parents, escort the two to the school. However, Helen and Jake don't get along too well with Jodie's conservative parents. At the school, Daria and Jodie see how stuck up the students are, leading Jodie to tell them off, then storm off, which impresses Daria. Meanwhile, Quinn annoys all three Fashion Club members and goes to Jane's house so she won't be alone. | | Guest Stars: Bart Fasbender as Andrew Landon, Laurine Towler as Michele Landon | Director: Tony Kluck, Eric Fogel, Karen Disher
Writer: Peggy Nicoll | | | |
| 22 :02x09 - Ill (Jul/06/1998) | | While at a Mystik Spiral concert, Daria breaks out with a rash that covers her face. Embarrassed by the thought that Trent might see her with the rash, Daria hides in the bathroom only to run into Brittany. There, the two make a deal with Brittany promising not to tell anyone where she is. After being sent to the hospital, and after a series of 'deals', Lawndale finds out that Daria is in the hospital with a brain condition. | | Guest Stars: Stacy Brass (1) as Various, George Demas as Various, Bart Fasbender as Nicholas Campbell | Director: Sue Perrotto
Writer: Peter Gaffney | | | |
| 23 :02x10 - Fair Enough (Jul/13/1998) | | A rainstorm in Lawndale causes the roof at Lawndale High to cave in. To raise the money needed to fix it, Ms. Li organizes a "mandatory voluntary" medieval fair, which will feature a production of "The Canterbury Tales". Quinn wins the lead role, opposite Kevin, and a jealous Brittany tries to keep Kevin away from the fair. At the fair, Daria and Jane take a Ferris wheel ride with Stacy, who's upset over being dumped. | | Guest Stars: François Dunoyer as Various, Christele Wurmser as Various, Anne Plumet as Various, Valerie Karsenti as Various, Marjorie Frantz as Various | Director: Sue Perrotto, Tony Kluck, Karen Disher
Writer: Peggy Nicoll | | | |
| 24 :02x11 - See Jane Run (Jul/20/1998) | | Ms. Morris, the PE teacher, accuses Jane of being a slacker. In order to prove otherwise, Jane tries out for the track team, and makes the team much to Daria's surprise. With Jane at practice all the time, Daria spends more and more time alone, leading Helen to bribe Quinn into spending time with Daria. | | Guest Stars: Tim Young (1) as Various | Director: Eric Fogel, Tony Kluck, Sue Perrotto
Writer: Rachelle Romberg | | | | | | | | | |
| 27 :03x01 - Daria! (Feb/17/1999) | | In an episode full of singing and dancing, Lawndale is informed that there is a hurricane headed toward the city, but no one takes the warning seriously. To escape a pep rally, Daria and Jane head up to the roof of the school, but end up waiting out the storm with Kevin and Brittany in a shed on the roof. Meanwhile, Jake and Trent head out into the storm to find the girls. | | Guest Stars: Lemon Krasny as Theresa | Director: Karen Disher
Writer: Peter Elwell, Glenn Eichler | | | |
| 28 :03x02 - Through a Lens Darkly (Feb/24/1999) | | Daria hits a dog during a driving lesson so Helen suggests that Daria get contact lenses. Daria agrees, but doesn't want to wear the contacts or go back to glasses so she ends up going to school without glasses or contacts and bumps into things all day. | | Guest Stars: Rita Pietropinto as Aunt Amy Barksdale | Director: Guy Moore
Writer: Glenn Eichler | | | |
| 29 :03x03 - The Old and the Beautiful (Mar/03/1999) | Ms. Li orders asks everyone volunteer during Volunteer Week. Daria tries to read to senior citizens, but the elderly don't like Daria's unenthusiastic voice. However, they do like Kevin and Brittany, so they read to the senior citizens instead. The Fashion Club decides to donate clothes to the homeless, but are too choosy about what to give away and what to save. | | Guest Stars: Kiki Barrera as Steve Taylor, Lemon Krasny as Theresa | Director: Gloria De Ponte
Writer: Rachelle Romberg | | | |
| 30 :03x04 - Depth Takes a Holiday (Mar/10/1999) | | In a fantasy episode, Daria meets two guys, Cupid and a leprechaun, that tell her that Christmas, Halloween, and Guy Fawkes Day have left Holiday Island to start a band in Lawndale and want her to help them find the missing holidays. She doesn't believe it, but once she's convinced, she sets out to find the runaway holidays. | | Guest Stars: Danielle Carin as Halloween (as Danielle Acarino) | Director: Tony Kluck
Writer: Chris Marcil, Sam Johnson (2) | | | |
| 31 :03x05 - Daria Dance Party (Mar/17/1999) | | Sandi has Quinn organize the school dance, but Quinn fails when Sandi turns the Fashion Club against her. Quinn then has Jane do it for her, and much to Quinn's surprise, Jane's Jackson Pollock themed dance is a big hit, so Quinn takes credit for it. | Director: Guy Moore
Writer: Peggy Nicoll | | | |
| 32 :03x06 - The Lost Girls (Mar/24/1999) | | Val, the editor of "Val" magazine, visits Lawndale to spend a day with Daria after Daria wins a "Spend a Day With Val" essay contest. After some urging from Jane, Daria goes with Val to New York City, but ends up telling Val how she really feels about her. | | Guest Stars: Stacy Brass (1) as Val | Director: Gloria De Ponte
Writer: Neena Beber | | | | | | |
| 34 :03x08 - Lane Miserables (Jul/14/1999) | | Jane's siblings and father move back home. With the entire family living under one roof, Jane and Trent feel too crowded so they stay at Daria's house. This becomes awkward when Daria realizes that her crush is going to be sleeping over at her house. | Director: Guy Moore
Writer: Anne D. Bernstein | | | |
| 35 :03x09 - Jake of Hearts (Jul/21/1999) | | Jake has a mild heart attack, leaving Daria to deal with knowing that her father could die and to deal with her grandmother who comes to visit while Jake is recovering. Meanwhile, Daria also has to deal with two annoying DJs at Lawndale High. | | Guest Stars: Stacy Brass (1) as Ruth Morgendorffer | Director: Gloria De Ponte
Writer: Dan Vebber | | | | | | |
| 37 :03x11 - The Lawndale File (Aug/04/1999) | | Daria and Jane start to think that there are aliens in Lawndale after strange things, including Trent writing cheery songs, government agents visiting Lawndale, and Mr. DeMartino being arrested, start to happen. However, people begin to think Daria and Jane are atomic communists when they misinterpret some things that Mr. O'Neill says. | Director: Guy Moore
Writer: Peter Elwell | | | |
| 38 :03x12 - Just Add Water (Aug/11/1999) | | Ms. Li has the school raise money by organizing a mandatory casino cruise. On the old, beat up boat, Mr. DeMartino struggles with his gambling addiction, Quinn gets stood up and Daria and Jane try to sleep. Things take a turn for the worst when the boat runs into a garbage scow and Titanic-like situations occur. | Director: Gloria De Ponte, Tony Kluck
Writer: Peggy Nicoll | | | | | | |
| 40 :04x01 - Partner's Complaint (Feb/25/2000) | | In Mrs. Bennett's class, Daria is assigned to do a report on applying for a loan and buying a car. Due to Daria still having trouble accepting Jane's relationship with Tom, Daria partners up with Jodie instead of Jane. Working with Jodie makes Daria see that she's too inflexible and has alienated her few friends because of it, and Jane forgives Daria for how she acted. | | Guest Stars: Kiki Barrera as Wally | Director: Karen Disher
Writer: Glenn Eichler | | | |
| 41 :04x02 - Antisocial Climbers (Mar/03/2000) | | Mr. O'Neill wants his class to experience "The Call of the Wild", so he organizes a class camping trip. Things don't go well when a blizzard hits Lawndale and everyone gets trapped in a cabin. Meanwhile, Helen and Jake also go to the woods, but they go to work on their communication and intimacy as a couple. | Director: Tony Kluck
Writer: Jill Cargerman | | | |
| 42 :04x03 - A Tree Grows in Lawndale (Mar/10/2000) | | Kevin hurts his knee in a motorcycle accident and can't play football, which leads Brittany to break up with him and the team to go on a losing streak. Kevin only feels sorry for himself until Daria suggests that he talk to younger kids about how dangerous motorcycles can be. This helps Kevin feel better about himself, but as the team continues to lose, Kevin has to decide whether to help the team or continue to talk to the kids. | | Guest Stars: Ken Schatz as Tommy Sherman | Director: Pat Smith
Writer: Peter Elwell | | | |
| 43 :04x04 - Murder, She Snored (Mar/17/2000) | | The football team all get perfect scores on the history test, and Mr. DeMartino suspects that Kevin stole the answers to the test. While holding the class until someone confesses, Daria jokes about killing Kevin for ruining her perfect record, but later has a dream in which Kevin was killed. In the dream Daria is the main suspect in Kevin's murder, and she, with the help of "Upchuck's Angels", have to prove otherwise. | Director: Guy Moore
Writer: Peggy Nicoll | | | |
| 44 :04x05 - The F Word (aka Fail) (Mar/31/2000) | | Mr. O'Neill assigns his class to attempt something that they know they'll fail at. For the assignment, Daria tries to get Quinn grounded so she can't go to the fashion show; Jane tries to be a conformist and fit in; Brittany tries to be unpopular; Kevin tries to be bad at sports; Jodie tries to get her parents to let her take a summer off; and Mack tries to teach Kevin about the government. However, the assignment has some consequences when Kevin gets kicked off the football team for not playing well, Brittany is ignored by the cheerleaders, who replace Brittany with Jane, but Daria, Jodie, and Mack all fail, which results in them passing the assignment. | | Guest Stars: Laurine Towler as Michele Landon, Bart Fasbender as Andrew Landon | Director: Tony Kluck
Writer: Rachelle Romberg | | | |
| 45 :04x06 - I Loathe a Parade (Apr/07/2000) | | Daria goes out to buy toilet paper and at the same time, the Lawndale Homecoming Parade is taking place. On her way home, she runs into Tad Gupty, who's lost, so Daria tries to help him find his parents. During the search, Daria runs into Tom, who's looking for Jane, and the two end up spending time together despite Daria's resentment towards him. | | Guest Stars: Sky Berdahl as Ted DeWitt-Clinton | Director: Guy Moore
Writer: Dan Vebber | | | |
| 46 :04x07 - Of Human Bonding (Apr/14/2000) | | Daria goes with Jake to a businessmen's convention when Quinn invites the Fashion Club to their house for a sleepover. Daria and Jake have a tough time finding things in common. Meanwhile, the Fashion Club gives Helen a makeover and Quinn and Sandi are constantly at odds. | | Guest Stars: Bart Fasbender as Andrew Landon, Laurine Towler as Michele Landon | Director: Pat Smith
Writer: Anne D. Bernstein | | | |
| 47 :04x08 - Psycho Therapy (Jun/28/2000) | | Helen takes the family to a spa when her law firm tells her to go in order for them to decide whether or not she's made out to be made partner. At the spa, psychologists evaluate each one of the family members, and much to everyone's surprise, Daria is the only one the psychologists think is well-rounded. Meanwhile, Jane sets up a "Jane Cam" in her bedroom and Tom inadvertently shows his naked self to the world. | Director: Tony Kluck
Writer: Neena Beber | | | |
| 48 :04x09 - Mart of Darkness (Jul/05/2000) | | Several characters travel to the bulk-discount store over the course of the day. Jane and Daria go to buy gummy bears and shoe laces. Trent, Jesse, and Tom go to buy headlamp, scented candles, and so Tom can find Jane. Mr. DeMartino and Mrs. Johanson go for the free samples. The Fashion Club go to buy beauty supplies, but are disgusted with the quality the store has to offer. Kevin and Brittany go to buy barbeque sauce, but forget what they came to buy. | Director: Guy Moore
Writer: Rachelle Romberg | | | |
| 49 :04x10 - Legends of the Mall (Jul/12/2000) | | The Fashion Club is forced to take the bus when Jake's car won't start and he can't pick them up from the mall. But when the Fashion Club gets lost, Jake has Trent go with him, Daria, and Jane to find the lost girls. While searching, various characters tell three separate ghost stories set in different decades. | | Guest Stars: Bart Fasbender as Andrew Landon | Director: Pat Smith
Writer: Peter Elwell | | | |
| 50 :04x11 - Groped by an Angel (Jul/19/2000) | | Quinn becomes convinced that she has a guardian angel when she is almost killed by a falling chandelier and doesn't eat a salad dressing that gives everyone else food poisoning. But Quinn's good luck comes to a halt at Brittany's party when she spills juice and breaks Brittany's gift. Daria then has to convince Quinn that her guardian angel didn't leave her. | | Guest Stars: Wass M. Stevens as Max Tyler, Bart Fasbender as Nicholas Campbell, Kiki Barrera as Steve Taylor (as Sidney Perez) | Director: Tony Kluck
Writer: Jonathan Greenberg (1) | | | |
| 51 :04x12 - Fire! (Jul/26/2000) | | The Morgendorffers have to say in a hotel when Jake starts a fire in the kitchen of their home. At the hotel, Jake and Helen become over-relaxed and Quinn attracts a bellhop named Bobby, who ends up being a stalker. Meanwhile, Daria stays with Jane and ends up getting along with Tom, making Jane jealous. | Director: Guy Moore
Writer: Peggy Nicoll | | | |
| 52 :04x13 - Dye! Dye! My Darling! (Aug/02/2000) | | Jane wants to dye her hair to look like tiger stripes and has Daria help her. Jane begins to ask Daria about why she's spending time with Tom and then accuses Daria of ruining her hair after the dye job turns out bad. Later, Daria kisses Tom and after feeling guilty, she tells Jane, who's furious. However, Jane sees how good of a couple Tom and Daria make so they call a truce. | Director: Karen Disher, Pat Smith, Ted Stearn
Writer: Glenn Eichler | | | |
| Is It Fall Yet? (Aug/27/2000) | | School's out and the students of Lawndale are looking forward to their summer vacation. Kevin and Brittany get jobs as lifeguards, Mack drives an ice cream truck, Jodie spends all of her time volunteering, and the Fashion Club, including Quinn, hire a tutor, David. But things aren't as good for Daria and Jane. After a fight over Tom, the best friends split and head their separate ways. Daria heads to Mr. O'Neill's summer camp after her mother volunteers her, while Jane heads off to an artists' colony. At the It's OK To Cry Corral, Mr. O'Neill's camp, Daria tries to help Link, a 12 year-old very similar to herself, and while helping the pre-teen Daria has to face her own feelings for Tom, all making for a long summer. | | Guest Stars: John W. Lynn, Jr. (1) as Sick, Sad World Announcer, David Moritt as Various, Rhodri J. Murphy as Various, James Woods as Various, Carson Daly as David Sorenson, David Grohl as Daniel Dotson, Bif Naked as Alison, Lemon Krasny as Theresa, Maggie Fredric as Various, Rachel Anton as Various, Brett Barsky as Various, Corey Block as Various, Cindy E. Brolsma as Various, Joseph Buoye as Various, Bart Fasbender as Andrew Landon, Amanda Fox as Katherine 'Kay' Sloane | Director: Guy Moore, Karen Disher
Writer: Glenn Eichler, Peggy Nicoll | | | |
| 53 :05x01 - Fizz Ed (Feb/19/2001) | | Facing low funding, Ms. Li takes money from a soda company in exchange for advertising at the high school. Daria objects to the advertising, but no one else feels the same way. However, Ms. Li can't meet the quota the company set and is forced to get out of the deal. | | Guest Stars: Kiki Barrera as Superintendent Cartwright (as Sydney Perez) | Director: Karen Disher
Writer: Glenn Eichler | | | |
| 54 :05x02 - Sappy Anniversary (Feb/26/2001) | | Daria feels like Tom is taking her for granted as they near their 6 month anniversary. Daria talks to Helen about how she feels, but Helen doesn't give her too much help. Tom admits to Daria that he isn't the romantic type and was only romantic with Jane to save their relationship. Meanwhile, Jake gets hired at an internet start-up company. However, the other employees are younger than him and he can't understand their lingo. | | Guest Stars: Kiki Barrera as Noah Barkman (as Sydney Perez) | Director: Guy Moore
Writer: Anne D. Bernstein | | | |
| 55 :05x03 - Fat Like Me (Mar/05/2001) | | Sandi gains weight after being on crutches. Since she is in violation of the Fashion Club's weight policy, Sandi resigns as president, leaving Quinn to head the club. However, Quinn resigns out of respect for Sandi and the club can't function without either of them. Meanwhile, Daria and Quinn bet on whether or not the Fashion Club will completely fall apart and both Daria and Jane try to influence the members so they'll win the bet. | Director: Ted Stearn
Writer: Peggy Nicoll | | | |
| 56 :05x04 - Camp Fear (Mar/12/2001) | | Daria and Quinn return to Camp Grizzly for a reunion. At the reunion, Quinn's old friends are similar to the Fashion Club, and Daria sees how antisocial she still is. Meanwhile, after Trent and Jane drop off Daria and Quinn, they meet an elderly storekeeper who becomes the inspiration for one of Trent's songs. Back in Lawndale, Helen and Jake clean out their garage. | | Guest Stars: Bart Fasbender as Nicholas Campbell, Wass M. Stevens as Max Tyler | Director: Pat Smith
Writer: Jonathan Greenberg (1) | | | |
| 57 :05x05 - The Story of D (Mar/19/2001) | | Daria writes a story that she wants to get published, but only lets Jane and Tom read it. Tom encourages her to submit it, but when she does, the story gets rejected and Daria becomes discouraged. The Fashion Club set out to win a humanitarian award by donating a mirror to the school, but can't come up with the money to do so. Meanwhile, Helen worries that Daria may rush into having sex with Tom. | Director: Guy Moore
Writer: Jacquelyn Reingold | | | |
| 58 :05x06 - Lucky Strike (Mar/26/2001) | | The teachers at Lawndale High go on strike and substitutes are hired to replace them. After one substitute is fired, Daria replaces him, which makes Quinn worry that people will find out that Daria is related to her. The secret gets out when Quinn does well on a test and the Fashion Club ask her about her real relation to Daria. Meanwhile, Jane and Trent help with the strike by making posters and writing lyrics for the campaign. | Director: Ted Stearn
Writer: Peter Elwell | | | |
| 59 :05x07 - Art Burn (Apr/02/2001) | | The Lane's gazebo falls apart and Lane and Trent decide to rebuild it. To earn money for the repairs, Lane sells some artwork and ends up being hired to recreate famous paintings for a gallery in town. Trent tries to hire guys to help them fix the gazebo, but he can't get the slackers he hired to do any work. | | Guest Stars: Wass M. Stevens as Max Tyler, Bart Fasbender as Nicholas Campbell, Kiki Barrera as Steve Taylor, Head Contractor (as Sydney Perez) | Director: Pat Smith
Writer: Dan Vebber | | | |
| 60 :05x08 - One J at a Time (May/21/2001) | | Helen wants Daria to invite Tom over for dinner, but Daria is afraid that Jake will embarrass her and Tom. Quinn sets out on a mission to find one guy to date exclusively and finally settles on Jeffy. At dinner, Jake ends up bonding with Tom and Jeffy when they all try to capture the squirrel that's been bothering Jake. | Director: Guy Moore
Writer: Ron Corcillo, A. J. Poulin | | | |
| 61 :05x09 - Life in the Past Lane (May/28/2001) | | Jane starts to date Nathan, a retro guy, but Daria and Tom don't like him as well as Jane. Later, Jane sees how far Nathan takes his retro lifestyle and decides that he isn't right for her. Meanwhile, Upchuck finally attracts Stacy when he performs magic tricks at school. | Director: Ted Stearn
Writer: Anne D. Bernstein | | | |
| 62 :05x10 - Aunt Nauseam (Jun/04/2001) | | Helen agrees to be the lawyer for her sister's divorce. But the two end up fighting over whom their mother favored and Jake, not being able to handle the fighting, leaves. Aunt Amy, who is very similar to Daria, is called to mediate, but is sucked into the fight as well. Daria and Quinn are affected by the fighting; leading Daria to wonder if she should be with Tom and Quinn to wonder if she and Daria will end up like their aunts have. | | Guest Stars: Barbara Soehner as Aunt Rita Barksdale (as Barbara Layton), Rita Pietropinto as Aunt Amy Barksdale | Director: Pat Smith
Writer: Jacquelyn Reingold | | | |
| 63 :05x11 - Prize Fighters (Jun/11/2001) | | Helen wants Daria to apply for a scholarship and Daria reluctantly enters an essay contest. She is chosen as a finalist, but is unhappy with the business's racist and sexist practices and has to decide if she wants to drop out of the contest or not. Meanwhile, Jake buys hot dogs in bulk by mistake, but tries to make the best of his error. | | Guest Stars: Bart Fasbender as Andrew Landon | Director: Guy Moore
Writer: Neena Beber | | | |
| 64 :05x12 - My Night at Daria's (Jun/18/2001) | | Daria and Tom study alone and they both end up falling asleep in Daria's room. Tom wakes up at 4:00 AM and tries to sneak out of the house, but Jake catches him. Daria has to convince Helen that nothing happened but Quinn overhears part of their conversation and assumes that Daria had sex with Tom. The rumor gets out at school and Daria begins to wonder if they should have sex or not. | Director: Ted Stearn
Writer: Peggy Nicoll | | | | | | |
| 66 :05x14 - Look Back In Annoyance (Jan/14/2002) | | A clip filled episode that looks back at the past 5 seasons. The episode also features a preview of Is It College Yet?, a movie based on the show. | | | |
| Is It College Yet? (Jan/21/2002) | | With graduation looming, Lawndale High seniors scramble to make their college plans. Daria and Tom decide to apply to Bromwell while Jane gets rejected from several art colleges, making her think about life without a degree in art. But the pressures of finals, graduation, and college begin to wear on friendships, even threatening them in some cases. Meanwhile, Jodie applies to an African American college, despite her parents' disagreement; Quinn gets a part-time job; and the cheerleaders eagerly look forward to their future at Great Prairie State. | | Guest Stars: Laurine Towler as Michele Landon, Brad Sussman as Various, Fisher Stevens as Various, Maria Rodas as Various, Daniel Milledge as Various, Gilat Meltzer as Various, Ben McCrea as Man at Governor's Park, John W. Lynn, Jr. (1) as Sick, Sad World Announcer, Becca Lish as Lisa Goldwin, Stefanie Layne (1) as Lisa, Karen Kunkel as Various, Jennifer Visalli as Shauna | Director: Karen Disher
Writer: Glenn Eichler, Peggy Nicoll | | | |
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