Aired January 21st, 2002 in promotion of the Daria TV movie, Is It College Yet? Footage is not mine but uploaded with permission. Daria fans need more promotional materials in the world. For transcription, visit web.archive.org...
3:25 "Let's see if I can shake your hand-" "I've never done this with one of you three-dimensional people before. Weird." Okay that was actually really adorable. 😂☺️
As 24 and born in 96... I feel I was cheated on shows like Daria about real situations. She was negative most times but... it was authentic. More than anything I grew up with.
i agree that i sometimes mourn that i was never able to see daria and shows like it - i was born a year before the show ended. but i think, in time, we'll have a better understanding of which shows of our generation were representative in the way daria is. the death of monoculture at least means that daria had nearly as much impact on me in 2015 as it did on teenagers in 1997.
@@jupiterrocks24 I can think of a few that might. I haven't seen BoJack Horseman but I've head many good things about it and how it tackled all kinds of various aspects of life. Moral Orel was another pretty introspective show (season 2 & season 3) though it veered more towards criticism on the deeply religious. Though these two shows weren't really aimed specifically for teenagers but they still were quite thought-provoking.
I was born in 97 and used to watch MTV Daria reruns on our boxy, staticky TV. I got left alone a lot though. I think there were fun things about the early 2000s too, like early spongebob and Avril Lavigne (lmfaooo - not authentic but I believed her as a kid)
at least you experienced nick/cartoon network in their prime. I'm a little older (27, born in 93) and I remember my older sister watching Daria a lot, but high school stuff just wasn't relatable for me then. On the other hand I actually liked As Told By Ginger. All the boys secretly did but never wanted to admit it lol. Very similar to Daria I feel like, and you probably remember that one.
I love this so much, I remember this was sort of a trend around this time to have an animated character talking on a live clip. I wish things like this would come back. Also that grainy quality and dated graphics, that aesthetic brings back so many memories.
it was such a delight to find! i'm only sad that there weren't more instances (although notable beavis and butthead appeared on david letterman, if that suits your fancy!). it's so interesting to see how the world changes completely in just fifteen years.
I'm pretty sure this is the only time Daria was interviewed on TV (Beavis and Butthead were usually the ones who got such privileges), and while I know Daria appeared on various MTV specials, my source doesn't go beyond what I have posted on my channel and some interstitials from the original airing of Is It College Yet that I'm hoping to post sometime soon. If you're interested, check out my other videos of Daria Behind the Scenes special and the Daria clipshow "Look Back In Annoyance", or the Outpost Daria "In The Media" page (outpost-daria-reborn.info/media.html) for more info and Daria appearances.
honestly if you look up beavis and butthead interviews, there’s a bunch of them out there. MTV milked that show till it’s death, and i guess that meant having them host one of the thanksgiving parades.
2:39 Hey look, at long last a reference to Daria being in Beavis and Butthead. I like that Daria, even after having five seasons and two tv films worth of a show, still has a liking to her former classmate duo from Highland
2:39 Finally they are acknowledging how she was originally from Beavis and Butthead. Interesting how Daria actually doesn't seem against talking to Beavis and Butthead, too. "I'd like to" is not something I expected her to say.
yeah, in B&B she didnt really hate them like the rest of the town did. they're kinda like that one friend you have thats not very smart but charming enough to hangout with.
This is magnificent! "Our show isn't your typical MTV fare, in that the characters frequently speak in complete sentences." LMAO! So true, and even more so now than it was back then! I think this is also the only time in that show's history that Daria directly acknowledged Beavis & Butt- Head.
Man, I miss this type of stuff! ;( Real-life people & cartoons meeting and interacting which looks so cool and natural!~ ;( There was always a genuine magic to seeing these kind of things, ESPECIALLY back then!~ :D
Whoa. Heard about this interview on Outpost Daria years ago. But never could find any clips of it anywhere online until I came across this. Thanks for digging this up.
i wish i was around when this aired, idk why but i feel like i would have enjoyed tv during this time more than i do now. not to be dramatic or to sound like i’m trying to say i was born in the wrong generation.
lol i wouldn't quite go that far, but she's definitely not the same once you're no longer a teenager idolizing her. she could be quite arrogant, but that was what made her fun to watch.
they're available on the DVD boxset, which I picked up a few years ago for $10. you can buy them online as well. honestly, the story is incomplete without them! is it fall yet is set after season 4, and is it college yet after season 5.
I've never seen the 'Daria' movie called, 'Is it College just as Yet' before. Neither one of you has ever said this to me before; "I heard you loud and clear." Duane (Duane G.Shelton) just doesn't trust this; cartoon comedy show especially, when I told him that it's a spinoff of 'Beavis and Butthead.' Would I dare say that, Daria even differs from Gumby? And now, he's different!🎥 😳 😍 💀 😔 🤧 🎥 💘 ♥ ❤ 💕 💖 💗 💘
