Daria

Five seasons of exactly thirteen episodes each, two television films, and a lead character who first appeared on Beavis and Butt-Head four years earlier.

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Where to start with Daria

In order, and put the two films where they belong rather than at the end. Is It Fall Yet? covers the summer between the fourth and fifth seasons and is not a bonus. Is It College Yet? is the ending, and there is no sixth season because this replaced one.

  1. 1
    Season 1 Daria

    Thirteen episodes. The show establishes its whole shape early and does not change much.

  2. 2
    Is It Fall Yet? Is It Fall Yet?

    After the fourth season and before the fifth, not afterwards. It covers the gap between them.

  3. 3
    Season 5 Daria

    The last one, thirteen episodes.

  4. 4
    Is It College Yet? Is It College Yet?

    The finale, in place of a sixth season that was planned and then condensed into this.

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The Series

  • Daria 1997, 5 seasons, 65 episodes

The Films

  • Is It Fall Yet? 2000
  • Is It College Yet? 2002

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