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Weeds
Widowed suburbanite Nancy Botwin (Mary-Louise Parker) starts growing and selling marijuana to make enough money to support her family after her husband's unexpected death leaves her in big debt. Nancy has associates in her pot-growing business, which include Andy, who is her brother-in-law, and pot-smoking City Councilman Doug Wilson. Then there's the business of trying to keep the whole thing secret from people like her neighbor Celia.
S4, EP12 "'Till We Meet Again"
Nancy tells the DEA about the drug tunnel; Celia embraces rehab; Andy comes clean to Doug about Maria; Shane impresses his girlfriends.
S4, EP13 "If You Work for a Living, Why Do You Kill Yourself Working?"
Questioned by the DEA, Nancy makes a shocking confession; Celia travels to make amends with her daughter; Doug finds a reason to live; Silas meets Julie's ex-husband.
S5, EP1 "Wonderful Wonderful"
Nancy shows Esteban proof of her baby but is unsure of her fate; Celia is held hostage in Mexico; Andy, Silas and Doug discuss growing plans.
S5, EP2 "Machetes Up Top"
Nancy gets an ominous message from Guillermo; Celia finds she has value; Andy takes Shane to live with Nancy's sister; Silas and Doug discover how difficult their task will be.
S8, EP8 "Five Miles From Yetzer Hara"
Nancy is promoted and takes on new responsibilities; Silas and Shane start their new jobs, while Doug recruits homeless people in an attempt to legitimize his charity.
S8, EP7 "Unfreeze"
Nancy and Silas begin new jobs; Shane is put on assignment after graduating from the police academy; Andy looks for work at the local Jewish temple.
S8, EP6 "Allosaurus Crush Castle"
Nancy starts over with a job search; Jill drops a bomb on Andy and Doug; Silas looks for his stolen plants.
S8, EP5 "Red in Tooth and Claw"
Nancy's attempt to raise money for Stevie's team leads to temptation; Jill uses Doug for revenge; Shane and Angela go on a date.
