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[[Image:ThreeJs.JPG|thumb|250px|right|The Three Js, in a scene from ''[[Groped by an Angel]]'']]
[[Image:ThreeJs.JPG|thumb|250px|right|The Three Js, in a scene from ''[[Groped by an Angel]]'']]

Three students at [[Lawndale High]], '''The Three Js''' are boys obsessed with one of their classmates, [[Quinn Morgendorffer]]. Quinn was only able to remember the names of Joey and Jeffy, often calling Jamie "Jameel", "Jason," and other names that began with "J." Ironically, Jamie is the only character to be given a last name in canon.
'''The Three Js''' are three students at [[Lawndale High]] who are obsessed with one of their classmates, [[Quinn Morgendorffer]]. They are:
*[[Joey]], the black-haired one
*[[Jeffy]], the redhead
*[[Jamie White]], the blond


In the shooting script for "[[The Invitation]]", they're described as "three nearly identical jockboys".
In the shooting script for "[[The Invitation]]", they're described as "three nearly identical jockboys".

The Three Js are also players on the [[Lawndale Lions]] football team. It is revealed in "[[A Tree Grows in Lawndale]]" that the boys play the wide receiver position.

{{quote|Quinn! You spoke to us!|Jamie, "[[Fat Like Me]]"}}

Quinn was only able to remember the names of Joey and Jeffy, often calling Jamie "Jeremy", "Jameel", "Jason," and other names that began with "J." Ironically, Jamie is the only character to be given a last name in canon.


Though in competition with one another for Quinn's affections, and having come to blows in [[The Invitation]], the characters appear to share the same brain, and together are almost smart enough to be considered a single person of only marginally-below-average intelligence. They often appear to think as a collective, such as in [[Groped by an Angel]], when they manage to collectively arrive at the conclusion that Quinn's "guardian angel" is actually a human suitor who is "way too old for her." They also convince themselves, somehow, that [[Timothy O'Neill]], the "Language Arts" teacher, is Quinn's guardian angel.
Though in competition with one another for Quinn's affections, and having come to blows in [[The Invitation]], the characters appear to share the same brain, and together are almost smart enough to be considered a single person of only marginally-below-average intelligence. They often appear to think as a collective, such as in [[Groped by an Angel]], when they manage to collectively arrive at the conclusion that Quinn's "guardian angel" is actually a human suitor who is "way too old for her." They also convince themselves, somehow, that [[Timothy O'Neill]], the "Language Arts" teacher, is Quinn's guardian angel.

Quinn uses them without any sign she cares about them or the effort they put into her. Early on, she admitted she didn't want to go steady with any of them but still tells them to keep "paying attention to me and buying me stuff and driving me places". Even though she picks them in "[[One J at a Time]]" when she seeks a steady boyfriend, she writes them off for such 'failures' as needing to pee during her lengthy phone calls and being unable to take her to a sold-out concert. In MTV's feature [http://www.mtv.com/onair/daria/chapter2/splendored.jhtml "Love is a way too many splendored thing"], Quinn sums them up: "These guys are fun to hang out with, except when they are fighting over me, which is even better."


"[[The Daria Database]]" took their obsession over the line and showed us their "Quinn Central Reconnaissance Room", where they keep a record of Quinn's routes to school, her class schedule, a black phone to report in Quinn sightings (mainly used by Jamie to send them to false locations), lovingly-preserved items Quinn borrowed (and broke), and a Red Phone set aside solely for Quinn to call. "It has yet to ring."
"[[The Daria Database]]" took their obsession over the line and showed us their "Quinn Central Reconnaissance Room", where they keep a record of Quinn's routes to school, her class schedule, a black phone to report in Quinn sightings (mainly used by Jamie to send them to false locations), lovingly-preserved items Quinn borrowed (and broke), and a Red Phone set aside solely for Quinn to call. "It has yet to ring."


By the process of elimination on the ending credits, we know the voice actors for the three are Steven Huppert, John Worth Lynn, Jr and Tim Novikoff. We don't know which was which.
They were also on the school's football team along with [[Kevin Thompson]] and [[Mack Mackenzie]].


==Fanfiction Portrayals==
They are:

*[[Joey]], the black-haired one
In the fanfic [[Fashion Club Entertainment]] by [[tommyXmaserati]], the trio are hosts of their own New York City based music live request show JRL, originating from a photo still in [[Is It College Yet?]] during the credits.
*[[Jeffy]], the redhead
*[[Jamie White]], the blond


==External Links==
==External Links==
[http://thepaperpusher.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=46470&p=774720#p774682 Scenes from Lawndale High - What are they doing without Quinn around?] by [[Wassersauefer]]


[http://www.outpost-daria.com/ch_three_js.html The Three Js character page on Outpost Daria]
[http://web.archive.org/web/20120821031156/http://www.outpost-daria.com/ch_three_js.html The Three Js character page on Outpost Daria] (via Wayback Machine)


[[Category: Canon Groups]]
[[Category: Canon Groups]]

Latest revision as of 01:38, 2 February 2024

The Three Js, in a scene from Groped by an Angel

The Three Js are three students at Lawndale High who are obsessed with one of their classmates, Quinn Morgendorffer. They are:

In the shooting script for "The Invitation", they're described as "three nearly identical jockboys".

The Three Js are also players on the Lawndale Lions football team. It is revealed in "A Tree Grows in Lawndale" that the boys play the wide receiver position.

Quinn! You spoke to us!

—Jamie, "Fat Like Me",


Quinn was only able to remember the names of Joey and Jeffy, often calling Jamie "Jeremy", "Jameel", "Jason," and other names that began with "J." Ironically, Jamie is the only character to be given a last name in canon.

Though in competition with one another for Quinn's affections, and having come to blows in The Invitation, the characters appear to share the same brain, and together are almost smart enough to be considered a single person of only marginally-below-average intelligence. They often appear to think as a collective, such as in Groped by an Angel, when they manage to collectively arrive at the conclusion that Quinn's "guardian angel" is actually a human suitor who is "way too old for her." They also convince themselves, somehow, that Timothy O'Neill, the "Language Arts" teacher, is Quinn's guardian angel.

Quinn uses them without any sign she cares about them or the effort they put into her. Early on, she admitted she didn't want to go steady with any of them but still tells them to keep "paying attention to me and buying me stuff and driving me places". Even though she picks them in "One J at a Time" when she seeks a steady boyfriend, she writes them off for such 'failures' as needing to pee during her lengthy phone calls and being unable to take her to a sold-out concert. In MTV's feature "Love is a way too many splendored thing", Quinn sums them up: "These guys are fun to hang out with, except when they are fighting over me, which is even better."

"The Daria Database" took their obsession over the line and showed us their "Quinn Central Reconnaissance Room", where they keep a record of Quinn's routes to school, her class schedule, a black phone to report in Quinn sightings (mainly used by Jamie to send them to false locations), lovingly-preserved items Quinn borrowed (and broke), and a Red Phone set aside solely for Quinn to call. "It has yet to ring."

By the process of elimination on the ending credits, we know the voice actors for the three are Steven Huppert, John Worth Lynn, Jr and Tim Novikoff. We don't know which was which.

Fanfiction Portrayals[edit]

In the fanfic Fashion Club Entertainment by tommyXmaserati, the trio are hosts of their own New York City based music live request show JRL, originating from a photo still in Is It College Yet? during the credits.

External Links[edit]

Scenes from Lawndale High - What are they doing without Quinn around? by Wassersauefer

The Three Js character page on Outpost Daria (via Wayback Machine)