Weeds (TV Series) Reviews


Newest Review: ... widowed housewife who has resorted to selling marijuana in the gated community of Agrestic, in order to provide for her two boys, Shane (Alexander Gould) and Silas (Hunter Parrish). Through-out the series she comes up against different scenarios that you would expect most drug dealers go through, threats, robbing, blackmail but she somehow manages (sometimes in the nick of time) to overcomes these obstacles. You sympathise with Nancy, who is just trying to protect her family while grieving for her husband. Alot of her decisions seem irrational but this is what makes the programme more thrilling and addictive. It exposes communities that a... more
Customer Weeds (TV Series) Reviews (5)

by - written on 09/08/09 (Useful, 28 readings)
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I am currently up to season 4 of the series and I have been hooked from the first episode. The script is well written and always exciting, leaving you on edge at the end of every episode, a skill alot of other shows have yet to master. Weeds stars Mary-Louise Parker as Nancy Botwin, a widowed housewife who has resorted to selling marijuana in the gated community of Agrestic, in order to provide for her two boys, Shane (Alexander Gould) and Silas (Hunter Parrish). Through-out the series she comes up against different scenarios that you would expect most drug dealers go through, threats, robbing, blackmail but she somehow manages ... Read the complete review

by - written on 14/05/09 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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Weeds is the best Television series to come out of the US in a long-time, I watched the 4 series back to back last summer and found them highly entertaining with fun and interesting story lines, an entertaining comedy with splashings of drama, suspense and sex appeal. From the opening credits with the funky soundtrack "Little Boxes", I was drawn in to the program, the story revolves around Nancy Botwin (played by the beautiful Mary Louise Parker) whose husband suddenly keels over into a bush whilst running and dies, Nancy and her family live a life of moderate luxury and to retain this type of lifestyle, she decides to turn to drug dealing with a ... Read the complete review

by - written on 20/02/09, updated on 20/02/09 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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This American series has got to be one of the most addictive shows on Earth! This is the story of a REALLY desperate housewife, Nancy Botwin (Mary Louise Parker) who is recently widowed and becomes a pot dealer in order to keep up her family's suburban lifestyle. Surely...you would think, that living in the suburbs would be a big obstacle for gaining clients, but it soon emerges that customers can crop up in the most surprising of places. With an amazing cast playing characters who all have secrets that they believe to be shock horror, until that is they find out Nancy is dealing. Although she tries her best to hide it from those close to her - her sons, Shane ... Read the complete review

by - written on 08/02/09 (Useful, 11 readings)
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'Weeds' is set in a typical American suburb, albeit a fictitious one called Agrestic. Nansy Botwin has recently been widowed after her husband died of a heart attack while out jogging, and is struggling to make ends meet. Her solution to her problems is to become a marijuana dealer, and the series show her struggles to keep this fact from her nosy neighbours, as well as keeping her neighbour Celia on the straight and narrow as she battles through an unhappy marriage, and coping with her wayward brother-in-law who comes to live with her and her two sons early in the first series Whilst there are a number of strong characters in the programme, it is ... Read the complete review

by - written on 18/09/08 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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Well I must say that I really am very surprised to find myself writing the first review of this excellent television program. Ever since I saw Mary-Louise Parker in The West Wing I have just felt that there is something so sexy about her, so with her being the lead in this...well I'm in heaven haha! Ok let's try and get away from the primal red blooded reason for watching this and offer a more subjective opinion;O) Like all the best shows the most striking thing here is the humour present in not always the most obviously funny situations. Some of it just makes me smirk while other bits have me laughing out loud. lolling if you will. ... Read the complete review
