Season 5: 2001
| Title | Original airdate | Production code | Ep # |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Fizz Ed" | February 19, 2001 | 501 | 54 |
| Lawndale High signs a clandestine sponsorship deal with Ultra Cola which Daria tries to bring to light, but Ms. Li soon resorts to insane measures to keep the soda makers happy. | |||
| "Sappy Anniversary" | February 26, 2001 | 502 | 55 |
| Daria can't figure out how to celebrate her anniversary with Tom and worries it may be the end of their relationship. A bored Jake finds work at a dotcom company where it's not clear what, if anything, he's actually supposed to do. | |||
| "Fat Like Me" | March 5, 2001 | 503 | 56 |
| Sandi breaks her leg after tripping down the stairs and gains weight after becoming sedentary. Meanwhile, Daria and Jane take running bets on whether or not the Fashion Club will disband. | |||
| "Camp Fear" | March 12, 2001 | 504 | 57 |
| Daria and Quinn attend a not-so-happy reunion at their old summer camp. Trent and Jane try to find new snacks in the countryside. | |||
| "The Story of D" | March 19, 2001 | 505 | 58 |
| Daria sends a story she doesn't think is very good to a magazine at the insistence of Tom, and the results drive a wedge between them. The Fashion Club tries to put together a successful advice magazine. | |||
| "Lucky Strike" | March 26, 2001 | 506 | 59 |
| The teachers at Lawndale High go on strike following the latest impasse between Mr. DeMartino and Ms. Li over a proposed 10% raise in salary for the new teachers' union contract, prompting Ms. Li to hire scabs as substitutes—including Daria, who becomes Quinn's teacher. Meanwhile, Jane and Trent help the striking teachers use art and music to gain support from others. | |||
| "Art Burn" | April 2, 2001 | 507 | 60 |
| Jane gets paid to make copies of famous artworks and finds that the sideline is interfering with her original work, while she tries and fails to get Trent to focus on a home improvement project. The Fashion Club is upset after a caricature artist draws an unappealing picture of them. | |||
| "One J at a Time" | May 21, 2001 | 508 | 61 |
| Inspired by Daria and Tom's relationship, Quinn tries to pick a steady boyfriend amongst the three boys who fawn over her. Meanwhile, Jake tries to get rid of a squirrel who keeps knocking over his garbage cans. | |||
| "Life in the Past Lane" | May 28, 2001 | 509 | 62 |
| Jane meets a guy who is into clothing from the 1940s and dates him, prompting Daria and Tom to try and talk her out of it when Jane's new boyfriend doesn't like either of them, while Upchuck's magic act finds a supporter in Stacy. | |||
| "Aunt Nauseam" | June 4, 2001 | 510 | 63 |
| Helen's sister tries to deal with her daughter's divorce and shanghais Helen to manage it, opening up old wounds for Helen and her sisters, as Jake flees in terror and the Fashion Club seeks to resolve a dispute over two members wearing the same dress. | |||
| "Prize Fighters" | June 11, 2001 | 511 | 64 |
| Daria applies for a prestigious scholarship, but discovers that Jodie and Upchuck are going for the same prize. Jake screws up an online purchase and ends up with a huge order of unwanted hot dogs. | |||
| "My Night at Daria's" | June 18, 2001 | 512 | 65 |
| After Tom falls asleep in Daria's room during a study session, his mad dash out of the house at four in the morning prompts rumors to spread that Daria and Tom had sex with each other and makes Daria consider whether she and Tom should actually consummate their relationship. While Helen isn't able to offer any good advice to her daughter, Jake is preoccupied with a consulting job for a very bad Japanese restaurant. | |||
| "Boxing Daria" | June 25, 2001 | 513 | 66 |
| Daria finds a refrigerator box in the backyard, which brings back memories of being isolated in grade school and having to put up with constant parent/teacher conferences about Daria's antisocial ways. Meanwhile, Jane and Daria are chosen to show eighth graders around Lawndale High and tell them about life after middle school. | |||
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