Weeds is an American television series created by Jenji Kohan, produced by Lionsgate Television for the Showtime cable television network. The show centers on Nancy Botwin (Mary-Louise Parker), a newly widowed suburbanite mother of two who turns to selling marijuana to support her family after the unexpected death of her husband. Over the course of the show she finds herself involved in illegal activities on a larger scale; the first three...
Silas is not cool with Tara dating another guy. That's weaksauce Tara.
Doug got a check from Nancy that is saving his ass and now he just bullshitte...
Valerie makes a sarcastic comment about where her money has been going.
Dean is at home in a wheel chair with some colon problems that keep exploding...
Silas got all he needed to get over Tara when she thought Jesus would save th...
Guillermo is trying to cheer up Nancy after everything is going to burn down.
Nancy has to start over again and she is pissed because Guillermo started the...
Guillermo might be right on this one. He and Nancy are watching the fire from...
Nancy and Guillermo are looking down on the fire below that Guillermo started.
Guillermo and Nancy are watching the fire burn homes up on a hill.
Silas tries to talk sense into Tara before she goes running into a fire to sa...
A Jesus freak stands up with her arms raised to the heavens and she wants to ...
Roy Till gives Sullivan a hard time about giving Nancy a house to live in for...
Sullivan Groff is talking about Celia after they found marijuana plants growi...
Roy Till is trying to understand the story about the home that had dozens of ...
Sullivan Groff is being questioned by the DEA about the marijuana that was be...
Doug is playing the banjo while the Jesus freaks are dancing and praying.
Nancy is telling Shane the reality of his chances to get to Pittsburgh.
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