Daria

When Lawndale High suffers a budget crisis, the cure may be worse than the disease.

Should Daria be mad at Tom for forgetting their anniversary, or mad at herself for being mad?

The Fashion Club is thrown into crisis by the unthinkable: moderate chubbiness.

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

Daria decides to submit a short story for publication -- but she's not the submissive type

Lawndale High's teachers go out on strike and, amazingly, the students notice.

Jane learns that when it comes to art, imitation is the most profitable form of flattery.

Quinn has decided she needs a steady boyfriend, and the winnowing process could take years.

Jane dates a guy who's a little behind the timesà say, half a century.

Daria's aunt comes to visit, because the family's not dysfunctional enough already.

Daria's competing for an academic award. Will she be forced to show enthusiasm?

Daria ponders whether having a relationship must necessarily involve touching another human being.

Daria becomes obsessed with a big carton. Who wouldn't?

All vile things must come to an end, and for Daria Morgendorffer that means it's time to look beyond high school to college. With Daria's best friend Jane wondering whether to go to college at all, and her sister Quinn enduring the tortures of (gasp!) a job, it's no wonder Daria's second movie soon has America's pokerfaced sweetheart droning the question: Is It College Yet?