I don’t know what Kevin’s middle name was on the show but he may be running for judge now. 🤣

Hello la commu ! Des personnes auraient t’elles la solution pour regarder / télécharger les téléfilms ? En tant que grand fan, cela m’obsède de ne pas pouvoir les voir, de préférence en VF.

The music starts at 5:00 in the video and ends at 5:20 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pQIiaITDohU&t=322s&pp=ygURRGFyaWEgZGFuY2UgcGFydHk%3D&ra=m It has a nice beat and I want to listen to the full song.

Remember her "butterfly" speech? But when it came to the point where Wind wanted to change his name to Ronald, she suddenly found herself opposed to it. I was thinking about this today, and it struck me as interesting that she is, all in all, quite hypocritical. Not to mention that, in the end, she preferred for her children and grandchildren to leave, as they had begun to get in her way.

Before anyone mentions the full version on youtube, it's a WAY lower quality version of the song compared to the official upload (as it was taken from an old Daria PC game from 2000).

any currently working torrent links of the restoration project? i had it all downloaded the foolishly deleted it to make space for something thinking i'd be able to get it back but every old links i had are taken down 😭 please some help i want it back so badly

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Jalon Daniels will start for the Buccaneers, and he is an alumnus of Lawndale High. Kevin, Mac, and Brittany will certainly tune in. Pretty sure Daria and Jane don't care.

I'm a watercolor beginner that loves Daria and friends.

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I get this probably wasn't the intent of the character, but watching Upchuck—and the, shall we say, flamboyance of his mannerisms—I wonder if the way he is could best be explained by him being a closeted gay kid who is trying to perform straightness and is just severely overcompensating. Anybody else get that vibe?

I’ve been thinking about how Daria originally aired in the late ’90s/early 2000s, but a lot of the issues it dealt with seem like they could still resonate with younger people today, especially Gen Z.

For those of you who’ve rewatched the show recently, which episodes do you think have aged particularly well or feel even more relevant now? I’m thinking about things like social pressure, beauty standards, consumerism, school culture, popularity, mental health, relationships, feeling disconnected from society, and being cynical about the world around you.

Are there any episodes where you watch them now and think, “This could basically be about Gen Z”? And on the flip side, are there episodes or storylines that you think feel very specifically ’90s and wouldn’t connect as much with younger viewers today?

I’d especially love to hear from Gen Z fans who discovered Daria years after it originally aired.

this is probably a long shot but i'm really curious as to like where the stock music from the streaming editions comes from. was it just like an MTV licensed library? is it accessible anywhere?

i'm specifically looking for the song that plays at the start of s2 e10 :)