Most people don’t know that his father was one of the founders of the OSS and a big time CIA guy.
The Police were just a cover story. Just visiting the boy on tour, nothing to see here.
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I bullshit you not:
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OH yeah, I totally remember that in HS. But from ~1996-1999ish I didn’t have a TV while at college. So while I have seen a few episodes, never watched Daria enough to become a fan. 
Accurate!
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TBC, I didn’t doubt your veracity, this just blew my mind.
Now I’m trying to think of other spin offs that so totally eclipsed the originals…because IMO, that’s what Daria did.
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Oh, I know.
I just like saying “I bullshit you not.” It’s one of my old colloquialisms from back when I was 19.
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“Fanfare for the Common Man” was OK
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A little drawn out, but I think it contained some of Stallone’s best work.
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You owe it to yourself to give the show a go. Despite the idea of generations beyond individual families being a BS marketing ploy, it really was a touchstone for many of us who’d be classed as Gen X.
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Man, so glad Stewart Copeland took over the drummer spot from him. An empty Folgers can and two sticks of dry spaghetti don’t make a drum set Douglas!
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In terms of both timing and content, I would say that Daria is a great bridge between Gen X and Millennials, serving as a cultural hallmark for both generations with alacrity.
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I used to love this back in the day, thou we did not have sky when i was a kid, so can not remember how i watched it.
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