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...
Doug and Celia can't help but be skeptical of each other but while Doug's ins...
Whoa! Out of nowhere Doug and Celia are now screwing each other. They couldn'...
Celia is surprised to learn how good Doug was at being on the city council.
Doug and Celia have found some common ground and they are talking about the c...
Celia is really upset after the city council meeting where Doug made her look...
There is a spotlight on Celia's face because the city council meeting is on T...
Celia is at the elementary school giving an anti-drugs campaign speech when S...
Celia is talking to the kids at the elementary school when Shane raises his h...
Celia unveils her drug-free policy to the elementary school.
Celia is lecturing students at the elementary school and they're not as excit...
Celia is with Dean at their home and Dean was wondering what she did to her h...
Celia is lying in bed with Dean and she is thinking about the election in the...
Celia is lying in bed with Dean when she informs him that clearing drugs from...
Celia is talking to Dean about his pot smoking because bow she is a councilwo...
Celia beat Doug in the election for city council by playing a dirty trick and...
Celia and Doug are talking to each other after she won the election for city ...
Celia is pissed off because she lost to Doug in the election for city council.
Celia and Dean are lying in bed and she is getting nervous about the election...
Celia is causing problems at the photo shoot with the director while Isabelle...
Celia is talking to the director of the photo shoot that Isabelle will be mod...
Celia is critiquing the make-up stylist who worked on Isabelle for her photo ...
Celia is at Isabelle's photo shoot for the fat kids clothing line.
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