Celia Hodes is a fictional character in Showtime's comedy/drama series, Weeds. She is one of several main characters, and can be considered the antagonist. Celia is the mother of two girls, Isabelle and Quinn. For some time, she was a member of the city council in the fictional community of Agrestic, California, near Los Angeles. Celia has tense relationships with many of the characters on Weeds, including Nancy Botwin, whom she attempts to...
Celia likes the firefighter who just pulled up and was giving her shit.
Celia firmly grabs Doug by the junk and has no interest in sex.
Celia is at Doug's office because she needs help getting her money clean.
Celia wants to know from Heylia how to launder drug money.
Celia needs a way to launder her money to make it legitimate.
Celia and Heylia are actually getting along while they take a smoke break.
Heylia and Celia are in similar situations except that Heylia has excepted he...
Celia has a lot of faith in men right now as she lights up a cigarette with H...
Celia is talking to Heylia while they plant bushes.
Celia is already tired and hot from the little bit of planting she's done.
Celia does not like getting dirty while planting rosemary and lavender.
Celia is fired up from smashing Sullivan's office and now she's on a high and...
Celia comes to the temporary grow house and is fired up after smashing Sulliv...
Celia comes into Sullivan's office with a baseball bat starts smashing things...
Celia is talking to the hospital that took care of Dean and they are trying t...
Celia gets off the counter after Nancy held a knife to her throat.
Celia is blackmailing Nancy for cash but she did it on the wrong day because ...
Celia is threatening to report Nancy to the police so now she is blackmailing...
Celia is drunk at Nancy's and she is pissed because she caught Nancy having s...
Celia caught Nancy having sex with Sullivan Groff and she is pissed at her fo...
Celia walks up to Doug after the Majeastic city council meeting where Doug ye...
Celia wants to know what Aguatecture is all about and so she ties Dean up and...
Celia is wasted and is not very happy with her situation with family, money a...
Celia went to Heylia's growhouse this morning that has the Aguatecture store ...
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