"You Can't Miss The Bear" is the 1st episode of the Showtime series Weeds. The episode was written by Jenji Kohan and was directed by Brian Dannelly. It originally aired on August 7, 2005. Nancy Botwin is a housewife in the picture-perfect suburb of Agrestic, California, whose husband Judah dies of a heart attack one morning while running with their young son Shane. She has started dealing marijuana to keep financially solvent. Nancy's...
Heylia got called out by Nancy for not giving her the full ounce but when the...
Celia is watching the teddy bear cam and sees her husband fuck the tennis ins...
Shane jumps out of a tree and starts hosing down the bully who called him names.
Quinn is a smart girl. That was a nice little trick to find out for sure that...
Quinn is sitting on the roof with Nancy and they are talking about Celia.
Quinn jumps in the car with Nancy and they drive away from the soccer game.
Josh and Nancy are fighting over Josh selling pot to little kids.
Josh is playing games with Nancy and she is pissed off about it because he wa...
Nancy is giving Doug instruction on not getting himself and her caught.
Doug is telling Nancy about how Celia's husband Dean, has been screwing the t...
Nancy and Doug are talking about how Celia's husband is screwing his tennis i...
Doug does not like Celia and he has no problem talking about it with Nancy.
Nancy is pissed at Doug for smoking weed in his car with so many people around.
Shane is talking to a bully on his soccer team.
Celia is talking to Nancy and now Nancy knows that Josh violated the rules sh...
Celia is going to run after Josh so that he stops selling drugs on the playgr...
Nancy and Celia are at a soccer game and she looks over to see Josh selling h...
Nancy is talking to Celia at a soccer game and Nancy couldn't care less about...
Shane wants to leave his soccer game early because he claims illness.
The other kids on the soccer team yell at Shane after he fell and hurt his knee.
Celia gives her daughter a hard time about her weight during a soccer game.
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