After moving to a new town with her stressed-out parents and relentlessly popular little sister, Daria uses her acerbic wit and keen powers of observation to contend with the mind-numbingly ridiculous world of Lawndale High.
The worst episode of "Daria" is "Depth Takes a Holiday", rated 6.2/10 from 293 user votes. It was directed by N/A and written by N/A. "Depth Takes a Holiday" aired on 3/10/1999 and is rated 1.2 point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "College Bored".
A fantasy show wherein Daria and Jane have to convince Christmas, Halloween and Guy Fawkes Day to return to Holiday Island.
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Helen and Jake decide that Daria and Quinn may not be prepared for college. They enroll the two in a college prep course.
Director: Eric Fogel
Writer: Glenn Eichler
Lawndale High has a couple of visitors, claiming to be modeling scouts looking for the next Christy Turlington. Quinn and Brittany have high hopes. Daria and Jane are revolted by their presence.
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The threat of a Lawndale hurricane causes people to start singing and dancing!
Director: Karen Disher
Writer: Peter Elwell, Glenn Eichler
A series of strange events leads Daria to wonder whether aliens have taken over the town.
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The whole school goes on a mandatory-voluntary harbor cruise to raise money via casino gambling.
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Daria and Quinn attend a camp reunion where a greased watermelon lies in wait.
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Daria's economics class takes a field trip to a new enormous mall. Daria is sickened by the teeming masses. She discovers Quinn playing hooky at the mall. Daria is no longer sick.
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Daria and Jane accompany Trent to a flea market, while Jake and Helen's old college friends drop in for a reunion weekend.
Director: Sue Perrotto
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The school stages a medieval fair to raise money for a new library roof.
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While on a hill trek, Daria's class gets caught in an unexpected snowstorm.
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A football injury sidelines star quarterback Kevin, forcing him to re-evaluate his life for a minute or two.
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Writer: Peter Elwell
When a history test is stolen, Daria alone can solve the crime - provided she doesn't wake up.
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Writer: Peggy Nicoll
Quinn discovers her spiritual side and we all have to live through it.
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Daria reluctantly becomes involved in the opening of Lawndale's new student coffeehouse. She also becomes involved in its closing.
Director: Eric Fogel
Writer: Glenn Eichler
Daria and Kevin are forced to work as lab-partners in science class. The homework consists of teaching a mouse tricks. Daria does all the work, of course, while Kevin watches football on TV and flirts with Quinn.
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During Volunteer Week, Daria reads to old people - who are thrown into a depression by her voice.
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Quinn gets roped into organizing the school dance; she fobs the job off on Jane.
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For an economics project, Daria and Jodie team up to start a company.
Director: Karen Disher
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When Helen has to cancel out of a business junket with Jake, guess who is coerced into taking her place?
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There's this big warehouse store, see, and Daria needs bootlaces...
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Daria is invited to a party at Brittany's. So is Quinn - oh the horror for both! To our surprise, Daria and Jane attend the party and mayhem ensues.
Director: Karen Disher
Writer: Anne D. Bernstein
The annual teachers-versus-deejays roller hockey game is coming, and there's a good chance the students will get to see Mr. DeMartino die of an aneurysm during the game—but Daria's going to miss it because she's been grounded by her parents.
Director: Karen Disher
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Daria and her family participate in a strange and frightening ritual known as a family wedding.
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Mr. O'Neill finds a way to make self-discovery even more painful than usual.
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