At age fifteen Quinn was a shallow, popularity obsessed fashion diva. At thirty-five she's a wife, mother and successful YouTuber. A look at where they all are now, inspired by the EW article and a direct sequel to "Quinn". See Lawndale today. Some things are different while some thing never change.

I remember when it all started. When I thought It was just me. Nothing, but black. Cold void. ...I guess I didn't know how lucky I was to have a cold void back then.

This is where everything from Scenes that Should Not Be posted from 2014 to the present (2018) will go (more or less).

It's just one kiss.

Tiffany Blum-Deckler finds her place in the world with Daria's help. A piece of fluff from an Iron Chef challenged presented by TheBroadsterBoy on ppmb.

Ted becomes popular and cool. Daria is not sure about the method.

Daria-1134 seemed relatively normal by Daria standards. Until the car crash.

Young Daria and Quinn team up to defeat their greatest foe...a babysitter! A precanon story based on flashbacks in "Pinch Sitter."

Party at Brittany's house. I do not own Daria or the wonderful song 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' Enjoy and review

What if Erin did show up as planned instead of Rita in 'Aunt Nauseam? The answer is: quite a lot. An alternate universe story that explores more than one often-ignored character.

When the Morgendorffer come to Lawndale, they are already a messed up and broken family. Daria doesn't talk, due to some trauma she suffered in her childhood, and she has to undergo the hostility of her wrathful mother. Her only supporter and ally is her sister Quinn, still shallow and popularity obsessed, but gnawed by guilt.

In 'The Lab Brat,' Quinn managed to produce a chocolate layer cake. But how did she get it? Find out what happened behind the scenes!

Written in response to a PPMB Iron Chef challenge that asked for Brittany to be in a barroom brawl. Eight years after high school army aviator Brittany finds herself in one with an unexpected consequence.

Written in response to a PPMB Iron Chef or stories about an evil Trent. In this tale, Trent is secretly a hitman. This fanfic is an homage to Lawrence Block's Keller stories while the title references the 1997 film Grosse Point Blank.

Written in response to a Plot Bunny on the PPMB that asked for a story where Brittany honors Daria's sarcastic request for sponsorship to the cheerleader tryouts she made in the season three episode "The Lost Girls" (The one with Val)

Written in response to a PPMB Iron Chef challenge that asked for Daria characters to indulge in guilty pleasure. Given an opportunity, both Daria and Quinn do so.

Written in response to a PPMB Iron Chef challenge that asked for a Daria character to be in the Witness Protection Program. Timothy O'Neill proves to not be the airy New Age mild-mannered teacher everyone thinks he is.

Written in response to a PPMB Iron Chef challenge a grieving Daria finds an unexpected similarity between Trent and her late father when he comes to visit her cabin in the mountains just before Christmas.

Quinn, Sandi, Stacy, and Tiffany, now parents, are about to face the biggest challenge their friendship has ever seen: playgroup.

What happens when you take Jane, bash her in the head, and give her a SpongeBob script? Jane's Comedic Chronicles of course. FORMERLLY KNOWN AS DARIABOB JANEPANTS, CHANGED BECAUSE I HAVE BIGGER PLANS.

It's Jane's fourth birthday and the guests are arriving...including a chimp that takes them all on a wild ride. Join the pint-sized adventure in a pre-canon story inspired by a remark in "A Tree Grows in Lawndale."

In an infinite universe, there are infinite possibilities... and all of them will get snarked if you put Daria in them. The following is a collection of some of these possible Darias, from the angsty to the utterly mental.

Trent Lane has a big decision to make and wants to avoid it as long as humanly possible. DeMartino wants to have any sort of enjoyment in a world where he teaches Kevin. Both men may be what the other needs.

Daria faces her worst fear: actually having to pay attention to clothes.

Daria and Jane's futures, in the end, turned out a lot like a popular Cartoon Network show and unfortunately, it wasn't Adventure Time. Can they achieve satisfaction at work? No.