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This episode, roughly equivalent to 3 "normal length" episodes, concerns the characters attempting to make the life-altering decision of where to go to college. [[Jane]] wants to go to [[Boston Fine Arts College]], but the pressure of doing an art portfolio for them makes it too difficult to produce any good art. [[Daria]] is between [[Bromwell]] (where [[Tom Sloane]] will be going pursuant to the family tradition), and [[Raft College]]. [[Trent]] doesn't want Jane to go to college at all. The social class rift between Tom and Daria is increasingly obvious. |
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Daria and [[Tom Sloane]] break up for good at the movie's end. Daria gets into [[Raft College]] instead of [[Bromwell]], and convinces [[Jane Lane]] to apply to [[Boston Fine Arts College]], where Jane is accepted. Both girls plan to continue their friendship as time and schoolwork allow, and the movie ends on a high note with their toast to the future. |
Daria and [[Tom Sloane]] break up for good at the movie's end. Daria gets into [[Raft College]] instead of [[Bromwell]], and convinces [[Jane Lane]] to apply to [[Boston Fine Arts College]], where Jane is accepted. Both girls plan to continue their friendship as time and schoolwork allow, and the movie ends on a high note with their toast to the future. |
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Revision as of 04:19, 18 April 2008
"Is It College Yet?" is the second Daria TV movie. It was first shown on MTV on January 21, 2002. Subsequent airing and its DVD release only provided it in an edited form. The movie shows the characters of Daria Morgendorffer's class as they approach their high-school graduation and look toward college.
"Is It College Yet?" was written by Glenn Eichler and Peggy Nicoll.
Summary
This episode, roughly equivalent to 3 "normal length" episodes, concerns the characters attempting to make the life-altering decision of where to go to college. Jane wants to go to Boston Fine Arts College, but the pressure of doing an art portfolio for them makes it too difficult to produce any good art. Daria is between Bromwell (where Tom Sloane will be going pursuant to the family tradition), and Raft College. Trent doesn't want Jane to go to college at all. The social class rift between Tom and Daria is increasingly obvious.
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Daria and Tom Sloane break up for good at the movie's end. Daria gets into Raft College instead of Bromwell, and convinces Jane Lane to apply to Boston Fine Arts College, where Jane is accepted. Both girls plan to continue their friendship as time and schoolwork allow, and the movie ends on a high note with their toast to the future.
Is It College Yet? and Fanfic
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On Is It College Yet?
Transcript of Is It College Yet? at Outpost Daria (includes sections removed in later showings and on the commercial DVD)
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Daria Episodes "Is It College Yet?" (Second Daria movie; No official episode number assigned) |
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