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#403 A Tree Grows In Lawndale #404 Murder She Snored

Anyone have any info on these upcoming episodes?

I think the second one is going to be a dream episode, if the title is any indication.Possibly a murder mystery involving the gang. The first sounds a little more serious though...ok, probably not. But I'm thinking of the title and imagining some sort of experience for Daria that will force her to grow in some way. This is an opinion, mind.

No chance of that. For some reason TV Guide has stopped printing descriptions of upcoming episodes. Not even Mike Quinn seems to know what's coming up.

Jeff M.

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If you look at the TV schedule on Yahoo! on the My Yahoo! page you can see the episode summary for the week. Just look at the tv schedule, go to full listings and find it from there.

Melissa

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-- Thanks! That said, #403 looks interesting. I wonder what will come out of that. --Tice Rust:-- The other Y2K problem.

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Could be. It'd be tough to come up to the standards of the Bugs Bunny take-off of the story, though. Meanwhile, I'm getting creepy, horrible flashbacks to 1974, and my high school's "Ecology Club" tree planting nonsense. Still, they wouldn't do *two* school activity eps in a row, would they?

Could be. Could very well be.

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Nope. Got these from Paperpusher's message board, and clicktv.(http:msn.clicktv.com/search/)

#403-A Tree Grows in Lawndale:

Kevin must re-evaluate his life after a football accident.

Nope, although that sounds better than the actual blurb:

#404-Murder She Snored:

Daria tries to solve the mystery of the stolen history test.

403 sounds kind of serious, but will probably be treated like Jake's heart attack in "Jake of Hearts" serious, yet light, not overly dramatic. Hopefully we'll get to see Kevin's parents, and see once and for all if it was genetics or just one too many blows to the head without a helmet.

404 I won't judge it until I see it, a Sherlock Holmes parody, perhaps, I have no idea with this one. Would she help out of her moral sense of right and wrong, a deal/bribe of some kind, or a combination of both? As said I won't say much until I see it, but the dinner theatre murder mystery idea is better and would fit better with that title, but I hope they surprise me and prove me wrong, though.

A.J.