Daria catches them practicing outside, wearing bikini tops and wielding baseball bats. However, this listing will continue to be updated as new information arrives.ī&B try to get into a female mud-wrestling bar. Note that this listing is far from complete, as MTV no longer shows B&B on a regular basis, and the ones they do show include none of the early episodes (which were considered too "dangerous" to be broadcast again). In the latter, she has no lines, but can be seen sitting in class, milling in the background of a crowd, etc. In the former, she has several lines, and in some episodes (such as "Scientific Stuff") she has a significant role. She was also drawn in the style of other B&B characters and wore different clothes than she does on Daria (as seen in the above image).ĭaria's appearances in Beavis and Butt-head can be separated into two distinct categories: speaking and non-speaking. Interestingly, Daria was a bit more social on B&B than she is in Daria, even going so far as to be a reporter for the Highland High School paper (even though her parents had forced her into it, and in spite of the fact that she absolutely despised her assignment as - ironically - the fashion reporter). Beavis and Butt-head called her "Diarrhea" - partly as a joke, partly because they couldn't remember her real name most of the time - and every time they saw her, they let loose with their favorite chant: "Diarrhea, cha-cha-cha!" (It must've been the uranium in the drinking water.) She wasn't above taking advantage of their stupidity, either for example, in the episode "Scientific Stuff," she had to work with them on a science experiment, but used them as the subject of the experiment. On B&B, Daria was a fellow schoolmate of the dopey duo and the only one who could stand to be around them, mostly because their stupidity amused her (and hanging around them probably freaked out Helen and Jake).
Eichler agreed, brought fellow B&B staffer Susie Lewis on board as co-executive producer, and as the saying goes, the rest is history.
(Glenn Eichler, who at the time was a story editor on B&B, created Daria, which is why B&B creator Mike Judge is not listed in the Daria credits.) When the show began winding its way towards its final season, MTV approached Eichler about spinning Daria off into her own series. She was intended to act as a foil for the Little Weinerheads, a smart and acerbic female contrast to the idiotic doings of the two heavy-metal-influenced, hormonally-charged boys. Outpost Daria Reborn - Characters: Daria on Beavis and Butt-headĭaria first appeared as a character on MTV's Beavis and Butt-head.
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