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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*When [http://outpost-daria.com/media_art31.html interviewed] about "[[Is It College Yet?]]" for Animation Magazine, Glenn Eichler said "Daria's journey was wrapped up in... [this] episode. Daria realizes that her isolation isn't just about being different - she likes being isolated. It may be painful for her, but she's better off trying to interact with the others. She's pretty realistic. She's smart and articulate yet unsure of how the world will accept her." |
*When [http://outpost-daria.com/media_art31.html interviewed] about "[[Is It College Yet?]]" for Animation Magazine, Glenn Eichler said "Daria's journey was wrapped up in... [this] episode. Daria realizes that her isolation isn't just about being different - she likes being isolated. It may be painful for her, but she's better off trying to interact with the others. She's pretty realistic. She's smart and articulate yet unsure of how the world will accept her." |
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* In 2015, [https://decider.com/2015/06/25/today-in-tv-history-mtv-cancelled-daria/ Decider would write about this episode for their Today In TV History column]. "Daria actually reflected on her own sullen nature and how it affects the world around her. It wasn’t about Daria realizing she was wrong to view the world at an arm’s length and with a suspicious eye; just the kind of self-aware character development that animated series only really allow at rare intervals. Like, for example, when they’re ending their run." |
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*The title of the episode is a play on ''Boxing Helena,''. However, the film and the episode bear no resemblence whatsoever other than borrowing the title. |
*The title of the episode is a play on ''Boxing Helena,''. However, the film and the episode bear no resemblence whatsoever other than borrowing the title. |
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