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* The revelation that the cheerleaders are all going to the same college because it's the only one that will accept their bad grades
More seriously, the scene with Mack and Andrew Landon greatly cuts out Andrew's blase nature about Jodie's problems - including that he hasn't noticed them. Transcript with those bits added:
*Mack - With all due respect, sir, I don't believe that's true. ''She's been putting a lot of pressure on herself for a long time.'' I think she really needs a different kind of environment. Like Turner.
Most seriously, an ''entire'' Tom and Daria scene is missing: they agree to meet for a date and she then abruptly decides to cancel a few seconds later. This is crucial build up for the end of their relationship. A transcript of it is:▼
*Andrew - (brief laugh) How is she gonna go to Turner? She didn't even apply. ''(pause) What do you mean, acting uphappy?''
*Mack - ''Quiet, distracted, crying. (pause) You're not going to be a grandfather.''
*Andrew - Look, Michael, ''we all think we know what we want when we're young.'' If Jodie passes on Crestmore, she'll end up regretting it for the rest of her life. ''Besides, Crestmore is a lot closer to Vance than Turner is. Better for you, if you want to see each other.''
*Mack - ''We won't see each other if Jodie has a breakdown and drops out of school.''
*Andrew - ''Then it's a good thing breakdowns aren't allowed in our family.'' Anyway, if she really wanted to go to Turner, she'd have applied there.
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*(Daria typing at her computer when the cordless telephone rings; she stops to answer it)
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