"Daria" (1997)Series de televisión 1997-2001

Creator:

Susie Lewis

Seasons:

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | unknown

Release Date:

3 marzo 1997 (USA)

Genre:

Animation | Comedy

Frase comercial:

Talks Slow, Thinks Fast

Plot:

A smart & cynical girl goes through teenage life as an proud outsider in a world of mainly idiotic teens and condescending adults.

Plot Keywords:

Confidence | Teacher | Teenage Girl | Intelligence | Popularity

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Perhaps the best written American cartoon ever

Cast

Tracy Grandstaff	...	Daria Morgendorffer (66 episodes, 1997-2002)
Wendy Hoopes	...	Jane Lane / ... (66 episodes, 1997-2002)
Julián Rebolledo	...	Jake Morgendorffer (60 episodes, 1997-2001)
John Lynn	...	Sick, Sad World Announcer (57 episodes, 1997-2001)
Marc Thompson	...	Kevin Thompson / ... (51 episodes, 1997-2001)
Janie Mertz	...	Brittany Taylor / ... (47 episodes, 1997-2001)
Ashley Albert	...	Tiffany Blum-Deckler / ... (42 episodes, 1997-2001)
Jessica Cydnee Jackson	...	Jodie Abigail Landon / ... (32 episodes, 1997-2001)
Alvaro J. Gonzalez	...	Trent Lane / ... (31 episodes, 1997-2001)

También conocida como:

Daria (Argentina) [es]

Duración:

22 min (65 episodes) | Argentina:30 min

País:

USA | South Korea

Idioma:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sonido:

Stereo

Clasificación:

Australia:G (some episodes) | Australia:PG (some episodes) | USA:TV-14 | Argentina:13

Company:

MTV Animation

Trivialidades:

Karen Disher modeled Brittany Taylor after Jenny McCarthy. Janie Mertz's inspiration for her voice was Jean Kasem from "Cheers" (1982) and "The Tortellis" (1987).

Goofs:

Continuity: When Tiffany Blum-Deckler is introduced in "The Invitation", she talks in a valley girl voice. In all subsequent episodes, she speaks in a monotone voice.

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the Thirteenth (2000) (V)

Soundtrack:

You're Standing On My Neck

Perhaps the best written American cartoon ever

Considering multiple aspects, this is a wonderful show. Every character has a very specific personality, and most all of them actually develop as the show goes on. The humor can be dry, but is incredible if you actually get it. If you were expecting Beavis and Butthead, sorry, you will be disappointed. I've noticed that most of the negative comments talk about how Beavis and Butthead was so much better. I think it can be best said that you have to be able to appreciate intelligent humor to laugh at this. If you think, say, that Jackass is the greatest show ever, then you will most likely hate this.

However, if you like a humorous show that's incredibly well developed for a cartoon (the character development, themes, etc.), then you will enjoy this.