Scanialara You won't be disappointed!

Lovesusti The Worst Film Ever

Dorathen Better Late Then Never

AshUnow This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

srchinmaya It's is one of the best show if you like anecdotal and observational comics. It's more of realistic view of the world, and it has dank and dark jokes. Lots of sarcasm is revolving in the series. It's about how a girl called Daria looks out the world and how she sees it. Story is well built, it's all about everyday things, and how different age groups sees things differently as well as how same age groups have different views even though they have the same age and taking all the things is comedic way.

migee_castaneda I first watched Daria when i was in high school (up to the first part of college). I just finished watching the whole series again ..after finishing undergraduate and realizing how much working sucks. but it still rocks (unlike the Simpson's which feels a bit stale once you get older) What I liked best about this series is how much balanced the characters are. The producers definitely took time to develop them that you really feel empathy (well except for sandy ..hehe) Despite all their quirkiness and faults (including Daria) all the characters had redeeming values at certain points of the series.Cheers to one of the great cartoons ever!

Joel When this series began, I didn't really understand it... of course, time has given me more insight than I had at that time.I can say for certain that this show had quite a lot of potential for my generation.Perhaps at least one of the characters (or more) may be just like you in a way. For example, I tend to be a little bit like a cross between Trent, Daria and Jane: sardonic, worldly, and maybe even a little lazy. That's part of the beauty of this show: it doesn't leave anyone in the high school world out.It runs on The N, so for those of you that have it but have never seen it, this is worth your time.

elcee8 I was reading through some of the comments when I came across this statement: "Daria lasted four years then ended, which was probably a good idea. It was really a show aimed at the pre-teen, teenage girl audience." That's pretty funny because my sister, who got her Masters Degree at Harvard, was the one who got me into this show. Um, I really have nothing more to say, but I'm supposed to write at least 10 lines to have this comment approved. Maybe I should explain my comment. Well, I hope that my comment shows that Daria is not just for preteen or teeny bopper girls. It's not "hahaha funny" like the Family Guy is, but it is quite amusing. I've seen only 4 or 5 episodes so far and I'm waiting for the DVD's to come out (hopefully they do release Daria DVD's). That's it!