Marc Thompson

Marc Thompson voices various roles on Daria, the MTV deadpan antidote to teen gloss: a trench coat, a monotone, a high school that deserves every eye-roll. Daria Morgendorffer treats popularity as a failing grade while Jane Lane draws the real picture. Thompson is the bench — the boys, the bit players, the voices that make Lawndale feel populated instead of a two-woman postcard. Adolescent satire that still feels like a private language.

Treat Daria as a timeslot on MTV from 1997–2002 before you treat it as lore. Various is Thompson's occupancy. s01e01: Esteemsters: MTV's trench-coat antidote to teen gloss, popularity already graded as a failing subject on purpose. Thompson on Daria remains catalog craft on MTV from 1997–2002.

Various is Thompson's beat inside Daria. If you came for a star turn, stay for the job. If you skip around, s02e01 still shows the turn. Arts 'n' Crass: Jane Lane drawing the real picture, adolescent satire still a private language. s03e01 is the later check. Daria!: the exclamation point as irony, Lawndale still deserving every eye-roll the tags were built for. Thompson does not need a clip-show; the codes already explain the job.

Thompson stays in the cut as Various on Daria, which ran on MTV from 1997–2002. s01e01 remains the door; s02e01 remains the turn. TV Flash files him as 1990s toon-bench craft: the boys and bit players who make Morgendorffer’s eye-roll land once those hours have done the positional work.

Smart without begging. The extras photograph as targets and play as the joke’s necessary furniture. On TV Flash Thompson is 1990s catalog craft: the various who made a cynical cartoon sound like a school, then left the eye-roll looking earned because someone on the other end of the line still wanted to be cool.