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American adult animated sitcom

Daria
Daria Logo.svg
Genre
Created by
Based on The character of Daria Morgendorffer from Beavis and Butt-Caput , created
by Mike Gauge
Voices of
Opening theme "You're Continuing on My Neck" by Splendora
Country of origin U.s.
No. of seasons 5
No. of episodes 65 (listing of episodes)
Production
Executive producer Abby Terkuhle
Producer Susie Lewis Lynn
Running time 21–22 minutes
Production companies
Distributor MTV Networks
Release
Original network MTV
Picture format NTSC
Audio format Stereo
Original release March 3, 1997 (1997-03-03) –
January 21, 2002 (2002-01-21)
Chronology
Preceded past Beavis and Barrel-Head

Daria is an American adult animated sitcom [6] created by Glenn Eichler and Susie Lewis Lynn. The series ran from March three, 1997, to January 21, 2002 on MTV.

It is a spin-off of Mike Judge'south earlier animated serial, Beavis and Butt-Head , in which Daria appeared as a recurring graphic symbol. [7] [8] Although Judge immune the grapheme to star in a spin-off, he had no interest in the production of Daria himself, as he was busy working on Male monarch of the Hill .

In June 2022, MTV announced a new Daria animated spin-off series, Jodie (originally Daria & Jodie), with extra Tracee Ellis Ross voicing the titular character and serving as an executive producer. The network characterized the series equally the first in multiple projected Daria animated spinoffs. [nine] In June 2022, One-act Fundamental announced information technology had picked up the spinoff serial forth with Beavis and Butt-Head. [10]

Premise [ edit ]

The main characters of the serial

The series focuses on Daria Morgendorffer (voiced by Tracy Grandstaff), a smart, acerbic, somewhat misanthropic/Diogenean teenage girl who, along with her best friend, aspiring artist Jane Lane, observes the earth around her. The evidence is gear up in the fictional suburban American town of Lawndale and is a satire of loftier school life, full of allusions to and criticisms of popular culture and social classes. Equally the show's eponymous protagonist, Daria appears in about scenes with her immediate family (female parent Helen, father Jake, and younger sister Quinn) and/or Jane. Information technology is set during Daria'due south high-schoolhouse years and ends with her graduation and acceptance into college. The principal location used for the prove (outside of the Morgendorffer dwelling house) is Lawndale High School, a public-education institution filled with colorful and dysfunctional characters. The dynamics amongst the two lead characters changed during season iv, when Jane began a relationship with Tom Sloane. Though Daria is hesitant to accept Tom at starting time, fearing she will lose her best friend, she and Tom find themselves becoming closer, culminating in a kiss in the season finale. The emotional and comedic turmoil amongst Jane, Tom, and Daria was the centerpiece of the Television receiver movie Is It Fall Yet? , and the relationship between Tom and Daria fueled several of season five'south plotlines.

The plots of Daria largely concern a juxtaposition between the central graphic symbol'due south jaded, sardonic cynicism and the values/preoccupations of her suburban American hometown of Lawndale. In a 2005 interview, serial co-creator Glenn Eichler described the otherwise unspecified locale as "a mid-Atlantic suburb, exterior somewhere similar Baltimore or Washington, D.C. They could have lived in Pennsylvania near the Main Line, though". [11] For comedic and illustrative purposes, the evidence'southward depiction of suburban American life was a deliberately exaggerated i. [12] In The New York Times, the protagonist was described equally "a blend of Dorothy Parker, Fran Lebowitz, and Janeane Garofalo, wearing Carrie Donovan's spectacles. Daria Morgendorffer, 16 and cursed with a performance brain, has the misfortune to see loftier school, her family, and her life for exactly what they are and the temerity to comment on information technology." [13]

History [ edit ]

Daria Morgendorffer, the show'southward title graphic symbol and protagonist, first appeared on MTV equally a recurring graphic symbol in Mike Gauge'south Beavis and Butt-Head. MTV senior vice president and creative director Abby Terkuhle explained that when that prove "became successful, we ... created Daria'southward character considering we wanted a smart female person who could serve as the foil". [xiv] Daria's original design was created by Bill Peckmann while working for J.J. Sedelmaier Productions during Beavis and Butt-Head's first season. During production of Beavis and Butt-Head 's final seasons, MTV representatives, wanting to bring in a higher female demographic to the channel, approached story editor Glenn Eichler, offering a spin-off serial for Daria. In 1995, a five-infinitesimal pilot, "Sealed with a Kick", was created by Eichler and Beavis and Butt-Head staffer Susie Lewis (although written by Sam Johnson and Chris Marcil). Among four other animated pilots pitched to the channel, Daria performed the strongest in focus groups, especially among middle school-aged participants. A fact that bothered MTV initially, as they felt their core audience at the time was instead 18-to-24 twelvemonth olds. [fifteen] Simply after testify staff argued that college students don't really watch much television receiver, MTV approved a series social club of 13 episodes; both Eichler and Lewis were signed onto the series equally executive producers. [xvi] [17]

The beginning episode of Daria aired on March 3, 1997, [7] roughly nine months before Beavis and Butt-Head ended its original run. Titled "Esteemsters", the episode established Daria and her family unit'southward move from fictional Highland, the setting of Beavis and Butt-Caput, to the new series' equally fictional locale of Lawndale. Besides as introducing Daria's parents and younger sister as principal supporting characters, the beginning episode besides introduced Jane Lane, Daria's all-time friend and confidante. Other than a brief mention of Highland, Daria did non incorporate any references to Beavis and Butt-Head.

The series ran for five seasons, with thirteen episodes each, as well as two TV movies and two Television receiver specials. The first picture, Is It Fall Yet? , aired on August 27, 2000, and took identify between seasons four and five. MTV planned an abbreviated six-episode sixth season, only, at Eichler'south request, this project was cut downwardly to a 2nd movie, Is It Higher Yet? , which served as the serial finale on January 21, 2002. [18]

Production [ edit ]

No other characters from Beavis and Butt-Caput appeared on Daria; the only direct reference to them was in promotions. Glenn Eichler, in an interview conducted after the serial' run, explained:

B&B were very potent characters, with a very specific type of humor and very loyal fans, and of course they were instantly identifiable. I felt that referencing them in Daria, while nosotros were trying to plant the new characters and the different type of sense of humour, ran the risk of setting upwardly simulated expectations and thwarting in the viewers – which could pb to a negative reaction to the new show and its different tone. So we steered clear of B&B in the early on going, and once the new show was established, there was really no need to harken dorsum to the old one. [nineteen]

In the TV movie Is It Fall Yet? , several celebrities provided guest voices. Talk show host Carson Daly played Quinn's summer tutor, female person popular punk singer Bif Naked played Jane'south art camp companion, and stone musician Dave Grohl played Jane'southward pretentious art camp host. Several songs past the band Foo Fighters (for which Grohl is frontman) were featured in the series. [20]

Episodes [ edit ]

There have been 65 episodes of Daria, spanning v seasons, each with thirteen episodes. The series get-go went into production with a pilot episode, titled "Sealed with a Kick". The first season was circulate between March iii and July 21, 1997, while season two was aired from February 16 to August ii, 1998; season three was shown from February 17 to Baronial 18, 1999; flavour four from Feb 25 to Baronial 2, 2000, and finally, season five between Feb 19 and June 25, 2001.

The series also includes two characteristic-length television films; the offset, Is It Fall However? , which aired between seasons iv and five, and chronicles the lives of the characters during summer pause, and the second moving picture, Is It College Yet? , which followed the fifth season, serving as the official finale to the series.

Two specials were too aired; Daria: Behind the Scenes was hosted past Janeane Garofalo and aired on February eighteen, 2000, 1 week prior to the season 4 premiere, and featured how the show was created, the making of the testify, and the voices behind the characters. The 2nd special, Look Back in Badgerer, aired January 14, 2002, and is a retrospective hosted by Daria and Jane and highlights all the major events from the series before the lead-upwards to the tv set film finale, which was aired one week later.

Music and licensing [ edit ]

Daria's theme song is "You're Standing on My Cervix", written and performed by Splendora. [21] [22] The band later created original themes for the ii Daria Telly movies, "Plough the Sun Down" (for Is It Autumn Yet?) and "College Attempt (Gives Me Blisters)" (for Is It College All the same?), along with some background music.

The show itself had no original score. Though elements from Splendora's theme were used on occasion, Daria'south incidental music was taken from pop music songs. Most of these were contemporary, inserted over outside shots and some scenes, with rarely any story relevance or awareness from the characters. For example, 1 episode depicts characters dancing to Volition Smith's "Gettin' Jiggy wit Information technology" mere weeks afterward the vocal'due south release, whereas the sequence itself was designed and blithe months earlier.

Some story points were built around specific songs, such as in "Legends of the Mall", where Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" became a major plot point for a fantasy sequence. The closing credits also featured a licensed song on all merely a few occasions, the lyrics or concept of which often reflected some aspect of the preceding episode.

For the 1998 and 1999 VHS releases of some Daria episodes, incidental music was replaced, and "You're Continuing on My Neck" was just played over the closing credits. However, for the bonus episodes included on the DVD releases of the two TV movies, the music was removed nearly entirely.

In the DVD release Daria: The Complete Series, creator Glenn Eichler says in the notes that "99 percent of the music has been inverse, because the cost of licensing the many music bites we used would have made information technology incommunicable to release the collection (and for many years did)." He compared it to an episode of The Twilight Zone where the astronaut comes domicile, and his wife tin't figure out what's dissimilar about him, "... until it dawns on her that instead of a cool song from 1997 playing ... it'southward some tune she's never heard. Yeah, information technology's just like that."

The song "Heart's on Burn down" by 38 Special also enjoyed a brief improvement on some late 1990s radio stations because of the popularity of the series every bit well as the Amy Grant b-side hit "I Honey You" (from her popular crossover album Unguarded ), "Silent Running" by Mike and the Mechanics, and "Stand and Deliver" by Mr. Mister.

Reception [ edit ]

Daria premiered to positive reviews, with John J. O'Connor of The New York Times writing in March 1997, "Every bit far every bit MTV and Beavis and Butt-Caput are concerned, Daria is an indispensable blast of fresh air." [23] Daria continued to receive positive reviews during the course of its run and was one of MTV'south highest rated shows, with the network'south director Van Toffler viewing the character every bit "a good spokesperson for MTV, intelligent but subversive". [24]

During the program'due south run on MTV, Daria was part of the Cool Crap Auction, giving an overview of the goods for auction and talking "live" to the winner of one prize. [25] Daria and Jane also hosted MTV's Summit Ten Animated Videos Countdown, poking fun at MTV's cheap animation. At the stop of the series run, she had an "interview" on the CBS Early Evidence with Jane Clayson. [26] Daria received a ratings share between 1 and two percent, near ane to ii meg viewers.

G.J. Donnelly of TV Guide, writing about the series' finale, lamented, "I already miss that monotone. I already miss those boots. ... Even at its most far-fetched, this animated movie approaches the teenage experience much more realistically than shows like Dawson'southward Creek ." [27] On the same occasion, Emily Nussbaum wrote at Slate that "the show is bitter the dust without always getting the credit it deserved: for social satire, witty writing, and most of all, for a truly original main character". She particularly singled out for praise that all the characters were heading "to very different paths in life, based on their economic prospects," giving the evidence an ambiguous terminate; "[the finale is] a flake of a classic: a sharply funny exploration of social class most teen films would render, well, cartoonish." [28]

Legacy [ edit ]

In 2002, Boob tube Guide ranked Daria number 41 on its "fifty Greatest Cartoon Characters of All Time" list. [29] In December 2013, the Uk newspaper The Daily Telegraph included Daria in its list of "best female cartoon characters". [30]

In Apr 2017, in commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the series, co-creator Susie Lewis and grapheme designer Karen Disher were contacted past the Entertainment Weekly magazine to reimagine the lives of the main characters twenty years afterward the events of the series. During that interview, Lewis admitted that she would "love to bring Daria back to TV". [31]

On June 21, 2022, information technology was appear that a reboot serial titled Daria & Jodie was one of several revival projects in development at MTV Studios, a production studio which intends to sell new series to over-the-acme media services. [32] [33] The title was afterwards inverse to Jodie . [9] In June 2022, Hulu acquired rights to stream Daria. [34] The show was removed from Hulu at the end of September 2022 before it became available for streaming on CBS All Access (at present known as Paramount+) from November 2022. [35]

Merchandise [ edit ]

Home video [ edit ]

On Oct 21, 1997 Sony released Daria on VHS, and on August 31, 1999, released Daria: Disfranchised on VHS.

The Daria tv films Is Information technology Fall Yet? and Is It Higher All the same? were the sole two authorized DVD releases until 2010. Each DVD also includes ii episodes from the series, from seasons iv and 5 respectively, with licensed music removed. The latter disc uses a second-showing MTV version that was shortened by approximately seven minutes, rather than the original cablecast version.[ citation needed ] The set also includes a short prune of a Daria appearance on Beavis and Butt-Head, accessed as a hidden Easter egg on the opening menu (by cycling among carte choices until the highlighting disappears).

These DVDs were ostensibly coded for Region 1 (Due north America), but found by purchasers to be region-complimentary.[ commendation needed ]

In July 2004, co-creator Glenn Eichler said of possible DVD releases, "There'southward no benefactor and no release date, but what there is very strong interest from MTV in putting Daria out, and steady activity toward making that a reality". [36]

Past July 2009, a DVD release for the series was planned for 2010. [37] In Jan 2010, MTV released a teaser trailer on its website for Daria 's 2010 release. [38] That May 11, Daria: The Complete Blithe Serial was released on DVD in North America. All 65 episodes and both TV movies are included in the set, although the edited version of Is It Higher Still? was once again used for this release.[ citation needed ] Extras include the pilot episode, the music video "Freakin' Friends" past Mystik Spiral, "Daria Mean solar day" introductions equally well as a elevation ten video inaugural on MTV past Jane and Daria, cast and crew interviews, and a script for an unproduced Mystik Screw spin-off show. [39] Near of the licensed music used in episodes has been replaced with other music.[ commendation needed ] The set, with all special features intact, was released on Region 4 PAL DVD on June 1, 2011. The Region 4 set was constitute to be encoded region gratis. [40]

Books [ edit ]

Software [ edit ]

GPS [ edit ]

In late 2010, following the DVD release, Daria was licensed as a voice for Garmin and TomTom GPS systems; original putdowns and jokes were recorded. [41]

[ edit ]

  • MTV Video Music Awards 1997 brusk blitheness featuring Daria (September 4, 1997) [42]
  • Daria called into MTV's Cool Crap Auction [43]
  • Daria Twenty-four hour period 1998 marathon of Daria episodes on the date of the premiere of the second season (February 16, 1998), hosted past Daria and Jane. [44] [45]
  • Daria Day 1999 marathon of Daria episodes on February xv, 1999 for the premiere episode of the third flavour, hosted by Daria and Jane. [46]
  • Daria and Jane hosted a Daria episode marathon titled Sarcastathon 3000 for the premiere episode of the fifth season. [47]
  • Daria and Jane hosted an episode of 'MTV'south Meridian x'. Commenting on the summit 10 blithe music videos [48]
  • Backside the Scenes at Daria hosted by Janeane Garofalo. [49]
  • MTV's Toonumentary detailed the history and details of MTV'south animated shows. [50] [51]
  • MTV New year's day's Eve 2002 effect featured a brusque appearance by Daria (December 31, 2001). [51]
  • Look Back in Annoyance was a half-60 minutes retrospective of the series, hosted by Daria and Jane, that aired in Jan 2002, prior to the airing of the second telefilm. [52]
  • Daria was interviewed on CBS' The Early on Evidence on January 21, 2002. [53]
  • In 2013, CollegeHumor created a parody trailer for a live-action Daria movie with Aubrey Plaza. [54]

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External links [ edit ]

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