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  • MTV Video Music Awards 1997 short animation featuring Daria (September 4, 1997) Transcript
  • Daria called into MTV's 'Cool Crap Auction' Transcript
  • Daria Day 1998 marathon of Daria episodes on the date of the premiere of the second season (February 16, 1998), hosted by Daria and Jane. Transcript
  • Daria Day 1999 marathon of Daria episodes on February 15, 1999 for the premiere episode of the third season, hosted by Daria and Jane.
  • Daria and Jane hosted a Daria episode marathon titled Sarcastathon 3000 for the premiere episode of the fifth season Transcript
  • Daria and Jane hosted an episode of 'MTV's Top 10'. Commenting on the top 10 animated music videos Transcript
  • Behind the Scenes at Daria hosted by Janeane Garofalo. More behind the scenes clips aired in Daria episodes following the special.
  • MTV's Toonumentary detailed the history and details of MTV's animated shows. Transcript
  • MTV New Year's Eve 2002 event featured a short appearance by Daria (December 31, 2001).Transcript
  • Look Back in Annoyance was a half-hour retrospective of the series, hosted by Daria and Jane, that aired in January, 2002, prior to the airing of the second telefilm. Transcript
  • Daria was interviewed on CBS' The Early Show on January 21, 2002 Transcript
  • Torgo's Pizzeria Podcast did a retrospective look on the show in May of 2012

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