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Daria :: Is It College Yet? (05x15)
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| Title: | Is It College Yet? |
| Original Airdate: | Monday January 21st, 2002 |
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Episode Summary |
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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.
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Guest Stars |
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Episode Notes |
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Non-Speaking Characters: Steve Taylor, Ashley-Amber Taylor, Brian Taylor, Alicia
| This is the fifth time that Andrea has had a speaking role. Her previous speaking episodes include: "Cafe Disaffecto", "Too Cute", "Daria Dance Party" and "Mart of Darkness".
| Post-graduation / post-movie plans for the main characters:
Daria: Raft College
Jane: Boston Fine Arts College
Kevin: Lawndale High repeating his senior year
Brittany: Great Prairie State University
Tom: Bromwell University
Jodie: Turner University
Mack: Vance University
Quinn (as well as Stacy, Sandy, Tiffany, and the Three Js): Lawndale High for their senior year
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| Artist | Song Title | Played When | | •311 | Don't Stay Home | | | •Beck | Nicotine and Gravy | | | •Biz Markie | Just a Friend | | | •Chantel Kreviazuk | Before You | | | •Duran Duran | Someone Else Not Me | | | •Eve (1) | Love is Blind | | | •Korn | Somebody Someone | | | •Macy Gray | Why Didn't You Call Me? | | | •MxPx | Responsibility | | | •Outkast | The Art of Storytelling | | | •Parade of Losers (DVD only) | Sixteen and Confused | | | •Pharaohe Monch | Simon Says | | | •The Posies | I May Hate You Sometimes | | | •Ruff Ends | No More | | | •Ruff Endz | No More Shopping Sprees | | | •Splendora | Turn Down the Sun | | | •Travis | Why Does It Always Rain on Me? | | | •Wheatus | Teenage Dirtbag | | | •William Orbit | Water Babies | | | •XTC | Dear God | |
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Jane: To college. I can't wait. What do you think we'll find when we get there?
Daria: Hmm. That the students are shockingly ignorant, the professors self-centered and corrupt, and the entire system geared solely to the pursuit of funding?
Jane: Hmm, yes. You know that thing I said about you getting soft?
Daria: Yeah?
Jane: I take it back.
| Jane: What about you? Still thinking about ... (in an accent) Bromwell?
Daria: They don't really talk like that there ... I hope. Anyway, I'm applying because it's an outstanding university, not because the students engage in the rectal transport of steel rods.
Jane: The Equestrian Club must be in constant pain.
| Daria's graduation speech: Um ... thank you. I'm not much for public speaking, or much for speaking, or, come to think of it, much for the public. And I'm not very good at lying. So let me just say that, in my experience, high school sucks. If I had to do it all over again, I'd have started advanced placement classes in preschool so I could go from eighth grade straight to college. However, given the unalterable fact that high school sucks, I'd like to add that if you're lucky enough to have a good friend and a family that cares, it doesn't have to suck quite as much. Otherwise, my advice is: stand firm for what you believe in, until and unless logic and experience prove you wrong; remember, when the emperor looks naked, the emperor is naked; the truth and a lie are not "sort of the same thing"; and there is no aspect, no facet, no moment of life that can't be improved with pizza. Thank you.
| Jane: You're getting soft around the edges, Morgendorffer.
Daria: Maybe, or maybe you've got glaucoma.
| Ms. Li: Thank you Jodie Landon, valedictorian of the graduating class of Lawndale High. And remember parents, your child doesn't need to be a current student for us to accept your generous donations.
| Trent: I don't really think you're a sell-out.
Jane: Well, that's not exactly an apology, but you know what they say about beggars.
Trent: That they'll only spend it on booze?
Jane: Nevermind.
| Trent: Um, why do you want to go to art college? You're already an artist.
Jane: I know, but I want to be a starving artist so I need to ring up more debt.
| Jane: Behold, Daria. The group dynamic you crave so much.
Daria: I suppose pulling out a can of mace right now would be considered bad form.
| Andrew Landon: You call that a tax cut? I've seen haircuts more drastic.
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Episode Goofs |
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Quinn claims that her hostess job is her first job. However, in "It Happened One Nut", Quinn worked at Our Furry and Scaly Friends.
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Cultural References |
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Quinn: ...that movie where that lady put a curse on that guy and he kept losing weight.
The movie Quinn is referring to is Thinner which is based off of a Stephen King novel of the same name.
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Episode References |
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Quinn talking about Helen getting drunk at a wedding refers to the episode "I Don't".
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