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'''[[mh:besttvshows:Daria|Daria]]''' is an animated TV series. It details the life of an intelligent and cynical high school girl named [[Daria Morgendorffer]], initially a supporting character on the MTV animated series ''[[Beavis and Butt-head (TV series)|Beavis and Butt-head]]''. It was created by [[Glenn Eichler]] and [[Susie Lewis]], both of whom had previously worked on ''Beavis and Butt-Head''. ''Daria'' was chiefly produced by [[MTV]] with Eichler, who served as its executive producer and principal writer for the entire run of the series. Susie Lewis was a producer for the first three seasons of the show. Major writers for the series included Eichler, [[Peggy Nicoll]] and [[Anne D. Bernstein]]; those three writers listed wrote close to 50% of the entire series. [[Karen Disher]] served as the chief character designer and supervising director. |
'''[[mh:besttvshows:Daria|Daria]]''' is an animated TV series. It details the life of an intelligent and cynical high school girl named [[Daria Morgendorffer]], who was initially a supporting character on the MTV animated series ''[[Beavis and Butt-head (TV series)|Beavis and Butt-head]]''. It was created by [[Glenn Eichler]] and [[Susie Lewis]], both of whom had previously worked on ''Beavis and Butt-Head''. ''Daria'' was chiefly produced by [[MTV]] with Eichler, who served as its executive producer and principal writer for the entire run of the series. Susie Lewis was a producer for the first three seasons of the show. Major writers for the series included Eichler, [[Peggy Nicoll]] and [[Anne D. Bernstein]]; those three writers listed wrote close to 50% of the entire series. [[Karen Disher]] served as the chief character designer and supervising director. |
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''Daria'' would eventually be broadcast in at least thirty countries outside of the United States. The show ran on MTV for five seasons from March 3, 1997 to January 21, 2002. Glenn Eichler was given the option of half of a sixth season but he made the decision to conclude the series at the end of its fifth season. At four years and ten months, it became the longest-running animated series in MTV history, eclipsing the more popular ''Beavis and Butt-head'' by a few months. (''Daria'' would be the second-longest running MTV series if ''Celebrity Deathmatch'' is counted as an animated series.) |
''Daria'' would eventually be broadcast in at least thirty countries outside of the United States. The show ran on MTV for five seasons from March 3, 1997 to January 21, 2002. Glenn Eichler was given the option of half of a sixth season but he made the decision to conclude the series at the end of its fifth season. At four years and ten months, it became the longest-running animated series in MTV history, eclipsing the more popular ''Beavis and Butt-head'' by a few months. (''Daria'' would be the second-longest running MTV series if ''Celebrity Deathmatch'' is counted as an animated series.) |