Is It College Yet?

' is a 2002 American animated television comedy-drama film written by Glenn Eichler and Peggy Niccoll, and directed by Karen Disher. First broadcast on January 21, 2002, the film was the second of two movie-length installments of MTV's animated television series Daria, and served as the series finale.

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"Marc Thompson as Anthony DiMartino, Timothy O'Neill, Kevin Thompson and Jamie White"

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"Amir Williams as Michael Jordan "Mack-Daddy" Mackenzie"

"Janie Mertz as Sandi Griffin and Brittany Taylor"

"Sarah Drew as Stacy Rowe"

"Ashley Albert as Tiffany Blum-Decker"

"Nora Laudani as Angela Li"

"Bart Fasbender as Andrew Landon"

"Laurine Towler as Michele Landon"

"Rand Bridges as Bill Woods"

"Jessica Hardin as Lindy"

"Daniel Milledge as Angier Sloane"

"Amanda Fox as Katherine Sloane"

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