Season 4: 2000
| Title | MTV's original airdate | Production code | Ep # |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Partner's Complaint" | February 25, 2000 | 401 | 41 |
| Daria and Jodie partner up for a budgeting project, as do Jane and Brittany, because Daria is being distant towards Jane. After unsuccessfully trying to get a prospective loan from the bank, Jodie gets mad at Daria for criticizing her for successfully using her father's reputation to snare the loan, which makes Daria realize that she's being too hard on her friends. | |||
| "Antisocial Climbers" | March 3, 2000 | 402 | 42 |
| Mr. O'Neill arranges for a school-wide wilderness trip that ends in disaster when Mr. O'Neill suffers from asthma, Ms. Li plans to videotape the event for a television network, Joey, Jeffy, and Jamie bring Quinn's cute knick-knacks instead of the survival gear, Ms. Barch loses Mr. O'Neill, and Daria and Jane end up lost after Mr. DeMartino falls off a cliff. Meanwhile, Jake and Helen rent a cabin in the woods to rekindle their waning romance. | |||
| "A Tree Grows in Lawndale" | March 10, 2000 | 403 | 43 |
| After Kevin crashes his motorcycle into the Tommy Sherman Memorial Tree, he starts feeling sorry for himself, and as a result, the football team start to ruin the reputation of Lawndale High (and, by proxy, the town) by losing every game. Tom's plan to have Kevin become a safety lecturer helps get things back to relatively normal. | |||
| "Murder, She Snored" | March 17, 2000 | 404 | 44 |
| In this dream-based episode, Mr. DeMartino accuses Kevin and his football teammates of cheating on a history test and Daria jokes that she'll kill him, but the joke turns all too real when Daria is accused of murdering Kevin. | |||
| "The F Word" | March 31, 2000 | 405 | 45 |
| Mr. O'Neill tells his students to try something they are certain to fail at, in order to achieve personal growth. Daria, Jodie, and Mack fail (therefore succeeding), but Brittany and Kevin succeed and therefore fail – Brittany's uncool attitude gets her alienated from her fellow cheerleaders and Kevin manages to get kicked off the football team. Jane faces the oddest "failure" when she is quickly embraced by the popular students at Lawndale and has to decide if she's going to return to her roots. | |||
| "I Loathe a Parade" | April 7, 2000 | 406 | 46 |
| While going to the store to get toilet paper for Jake (who spends the entire episode sitting on the toilet reading a teen magazine), Daria gets lost in the homecoming parade, where she meets several people from past episodes, including Daria's old yearbook-editing classmate Ted Dewitt-Clinton from "The New Kid", the Gupty Family (who and their son, Tad, have a minor role here) from "Pinch Sitter", and most of all Tom—who shares a bizarre journey with Daria through the event's insanity as they try to find Jane. | |||
| "Of Human Bonding" | April 14, 2000 | 407 | 47 |
| Daria goes to a marketing conference with Jake while Helen stays home and gets a makeover from Quinn and her Fashion Club. | |||
| "Psycho Therapy" | June 28, 2000 | 408 | 48 |
| Helen receives an assignment from her law firm to determine if she has the makings of a partner, so she takes the family for a weekend therapy session. Meanwhile, Jane sets up a webcam show in her house. | |||
| "Mart of Darkness" | July 5, 2000 | 409 | 49 |
| Tom accidentally eats Jane's art supplies (gummi bears) and she talks Daria into going to a new large wholesale store, where Mr. DeMartino gets into a fight with a free sample clerk, Trent and Jesse can't decide what they want to buy, and Daria and Jane discover an embarrassing secret about one of Lawndale High's students. Meanwhile, Kevin's father pressures Mr. O'Neill into letting him pass due to his stature as a jock. | |||
| "Legends of the Mall" | July 12, 2000 | 410 | 50 |
Quinn and the Fashion Club get lost coming home from the mall and Jake, Daria, and Trent try to look for them, all the while telling three scary stories:
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| "Groped by an Angel" | July 19, 2000 | 411 | 51 |
| Quinn believes she has a guardian angel after several strange things happen to her. Meanwhile, Brittany's father and stepmother throw a party for her, celebrating her managing a "C-" average the previous semester. | |||
| "Fire!" | July 26, 2000 | 412 | 52 |
| After Jake accidentally sets the kitchen on fire, the Morgendorffers stay at a local hotel where Quinn meets a bellhop named Bobby whose supposed "uncle" works at the hotel. Meanwhile, Daria goes to stay at Jane's, who begins to question her friendship with Daria now that Tom has become noticeably less interested in Jane. | |||
| "Dye! Dye! My Darling" | August 2, 2000 | 413 | 53 |
| Jane talks Daria into letting her put tiger stripes in Jane's hair, but the botched job makes Jane think Daria did it intentionally after Daria admitted in the previous episode that she had feelings for Tom. All is forgiven between the two until Daria and Tom kiss in his car, and after Daria tells her about it, Jane breaks off contact with her. | |||
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