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[[Quinn Morgendorffer|Quinn]] is horrified that Daria is going to a party she will be attending, and tries to convince their parents to forbid Daria from going. However, [[Helen Morgendorffer|Helen]] and [[Jake Morgendorffer|Jake]] are thrilled Daria is going and that both sisters have an opportunity to bond. Helen asks Daria to keep an eye on Quinn.
Daria and Jane are dropped off at Brittany's house by [[Trent Lane|Trent]]. Jane bribes her way in by leaving her sketch book (containing "life studies") with the gate guard, and then convinces Brittany to invite her in by promising to help her in geometry ("Lots of circles, squares and triangles"). There they meet [[Charles "Upchuck" Ruttheimer III]], who offers to lead them on a tour of the house. Meanwhile, Quinn is waited on by [[The Three Js]] (to varying degrees of success), popular-obsessed students (including [[Sandi Griffin|Sandi]], [[Tiffany Blum-Deckler|Tiffany]] and
Later that evening, two young men try to interact with Daria and Jane using some corny pick-up lines, which do not impress Daria. Jane is receptive to the boys (if not their pickup lines) and disappears with one (whom she refers to as Bobby Bighead) for a while. Left to her own devices, Daria embarrasses Quinn by associating with her and telling the Three J's some embarrassing (and possibly false) stories about Quinn's childhood. Quinn, fed up with her, bribes Daria to leave her alone and go home.
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Daria and Jane are later joined are joined by Quinn, who no longer has a ride home as all three J's have knocked each other out and the police have ended the party. Otherwise stranded at Brittany's, they accept Upchuck's offer to drive them home.
==First appearances==
This episode is the first to show many of the number of supporting characters: [[Claire Defoe|Ms. Defoe]], Trent, Mack, Jodie, Upchuck, Joey, Jeffy, and Jamie.
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