John - Outcast artist, John Lane, meets an interesting new girl in his self-esteem class. Can I Just Have The Coffee? - With a little luck, Daria may be able to avoid the new coffee house Mr. Neill is planning, but don't count on it. New Model Year - Daria turns sixteen, the Amazon Modeling Agency is at Lawndale High, and one of John's comments lead to unanticipated results. The Maze Thing - Daria and Kevin are assigned to do a science project together. When Brittany decides Daria's stolen her boyfriend, she decides to return the favor. Meanwhile, John's cats, Zachary and Taylor, have eyes on the mouse. Sitting Cute - Daria deals with an emergency babysitting job, Quinn worries about losing the cuteness arms race, and John's a fill-in roadie for a combined Mystik Spiral/Harpies gig. Morgendorffer Prison Blues - Jake and Helen's experiment in household jurisprudence results in John, Daria and Quinn grounded for a month. Will Jake and Helen survive the sentence? Lessons of Spring - It's spring break and time for road trips, concerts and camping for John and Daria. And don't forget the glitter berries. Killing a Legend - Former Lawndale football legend Tommy Sherman returns to be honored by the school. When John and Daria are less than impressed with him, things go badly downhill. Good Art Hunting - In the aftermath of the school's poster contest, John has plans for the scheduled paintball field trip. A Tale of Two Brains - Much to Daria's dismay, after Quinn's essay is published in the Lawndale Lowdown, she gets a new reputation as a brain. What can Daria and John do about it? A Mirror of Future Fears - Daria’s cousin Erin is getting married, so Helen has made sure that Daria and Quinn are bridesmaids, and John a groomsman. Has the dysfunctional Lane family prepared John to face the Barksdales? A Time for Every Purpose - John is temporarily evicted from his room to a sofa to make space for Jake and Helen's old hippie commune friends, Coyote and Willow Yeager. With nowhere to run, John and Daria must prepare for a weekend of good vibes and two annoyed cats. Movie Magik - Mr. O’Neill assigns a short film project to his English class. What better subject for Daria and John to work on than a local grunge band on the verge of waking up? Fairly Illuminated - To avoid being transferred from the school newspaper to the yearbook staff by Ms. Li, Daria agrees to help sell reproduction manuscript pages at the school's fundraiser to repair the library roof, a medieval fair. At the same time, John is volunteered to make the reproductions and Quinn auditions for a part in the fair's production of "Canterbury Tales". Ring of Champions - John's hard practice begins to pay off as track season starts with a string of wins for him, while Daria's frustration with gym class reaches a new height with cheerleader practice being masked as agility training.. John's sudden popularity as a track star has several unintended consequences leading up to his sixteenth birthday. Left to the Heart - As the school year draws to a close, Mr. O'Neill gives Daria a special writing assignment because she's read all of the books on his reading list. Thinking about the free time Daria and John will have over the summer, even with some kind of "useful activity", Helen decides to make sure Daria is protected if she and John go too far.