A fantasy show wherein Daria and Jane have to convince Christmas, Halloween and Guy Fawkes Day to return to Holiday Island.

Daria and Quinn attend a camp reunion where a greased watermelon lies in wait.

Quinn reflects on anniversaries and her many admirers.

The fashion club sets new membership guidelines.

The threat of a Lawndale hurricane causes people to start singing and dancing!

A series of strange events leads Daria to wonder whether aliens have taken over the town.

The whole school goes on a mandatory-voluntary harbor cruise to raise money via casino gambling.

A football injury sidelines star quarterback Kevin, forcing him to re-evaluate his life for a minute or two.

The members of Mystic Spiral are traumatized by an exploding fog machine.

During Volunteer Week, Daria reads to old people - who are thrown into a depression by her voice.

While on a hill trek, Daria's class gets caught in an unexpected snowstorm.

When a history test is stolen, Daria alone can solve the crime - provided she doesn't wake up.

Quinn discovers her spiritual side and we all have to live through it.

Daria reluctantly becomes involved in the opening of Lawndale's new student coffeehouse. She also becomes involved in its closing.

Quinn gets roped into organizing the school dance; she fobs the job off on Jane.

For an economics project, Daria and Jodie team up to start a company.

When Helen has to cancel out of a business junket with Jake, guess who is coerced into taking her place?

There's this big warehouse store, see, and Daria needs bootlaces...

The Morgendorffer family prepares for some sibling rivalry between Helen and her sister Rita.

Daria and Quinn arrive at their new school. Quinn makes friends easily. Our Daria does not. We meet Daria's teachers, her family, and her new best friend, Jane.

Quinn decides she needs cosmetic surgery, and drags Daria to the doctor with her. She is happy to consult with Quinn, but very interested in Daria, whom she views as a long term project and potential masterpiece.

The students of Lawndale High go on a paintballing trip to learn about history, psychology and shooting people.

The school stages a medieval fair to raise money for a new library roof.

Mr. O'Neill finds a way to make self-discovery even more painful than usual.

The publisher of a "Savvy"-like teen magazine comes to Lawndale to hang out with Daria.