Ep 5. The F Word (aka Fail)

Daria is an American animated sitcom that aired from 1997 to 2002. The series revolves around the titular character, Daria, a sarcastic and intelligent high school student who observes and comments on the absurdity of suburban life, often through dry humor and social commentary.

In season 4 episode 5, titled "The F Word (aka Fail)," Daria and Jane are struggling to come up with a creative and meaningful project for their English class. They decide to write a play for their final project, but as they begin to work on it, they quickly realize that they are not as good at writing as they thought they were.

As they struggle to come up with ideas, Daria and Jane also begin to question their own creative abilities and fear that they will ultimately fail the project and disappoint their teacher. To make matters worse, they also have to deal with Trent, Jane's brother and Daria's crush, who is constantly distracting them with his band rehearsals.

As the deadline for their project approaches, Daria and Jane are forced to confront their fears of failure and find the confidence to create something truly original and meaningful. With the help of each other and a little bit of inspiration, they finally come up with a play that not only impresses their teacher, but also helps them gain a newfound appreciation for their own creative abilities.

Overall, "The F Word (aka Fail)" is a relatable and humorous episode that explores the theme of self-doubt and perseverance. It highlights the challenges of trying to be original and creative in a world that often values conformity over individuality. Through the struggles of Daria and Jane, the episode offers a poignant message about the importance of believing in oneself and staying true to one's own unique voice.