As a hurricane bears down on Lawndale, the entire town reacts in the only sane manner: by breaking into song.

Reluctantly persuaded to try wearing contact lenses, Daria finds them physically, socially, and philosophically uncomfortable.

The new spirit of "volunteerism" is mandatory at Lawndale High. While reading to senior citizens, Daria finds that her unenthusiastic tone makes her just as unpopular at the nursing home as at school.

A fantasy show in which Daria and Jane must convince Christmas, Halloween, and Guy Fawkes Day to return to Holiday Island.

Quinn gets roped into organizing the school dance; she fobs the job off on Jane.

Egocentric Val comes "incognito" to Lawndale High to spend a day with Daria after her teacher sent her essay to Val teen girl magazine.

Daria's parents force her to get a job, so her father gets her one at a peanut stand in the mall. Much to her chagrin, her only co-worker at the stand is Kevin.

The return of the rest of the Lane family sends Jane, then Trent over to the Morgendorffer household. But a third visitor begins to shatter Daria's illusions of life with Trent.

Jake has a heart attack and his mother comes to the Morgendorffer household to take care of him; his heart attack inspires Quinn to study to become a heart doctor; two radio DJs broadcast their show outside Lawndale High.

Daria gets a driver's license. She uses it when her friends get arrested and need bail money. Sadly, Quinn tags along.

Have aliens invaded Lawndale or is it just Daria's imagination running wild after the media alien craze. Rumors of aliens and commies spread at school.

The whole school goes on a mandatory-voluntary harbor cruise to raise money via casino gambling.

When Jane falls for a new boyfriend named Tom, Daria fears for her friendship.