List of Weeds episodes

The cast of the sixth season of Weeds. Left to right: Alexander Gould, Hunter Parrish, Mary-Louise Parker, Kevin Nealon and Justin Kirk.

The American dark comedy-drama series Weeds was created by Jenji Kohan and aired on premium cable channel Showtime. Mary-Louise Parker stars as Nancy Botwin, a suburban widow who begins selling marijuana to support her family. Elizabeth Perkins also starred as Nancy's neighbor, Celia Hodes, a manic PTA mother, but Perkins departed the series at the end of the fifth season.^[1] The show follows a serialized format and details Nancy's progressively deeper involvement in illegal activity as she takes care of her family.

The ten-episode first season premiered on August 5, 2005 and concluded on October 10, 2005. Season two, which comprises 12 episodes, began airing on August 14, 2006 and finished its run on October 30, 2006. The series' third season received an order of 15 episodes, premiered on August 13, 2007 and ran until November 20, 2007. The 13-episode fourth season premiered early the following summer on June 16, 2008 and concluded on September 15, 2008. Seasons one, two and three have been released on DVD and Blu-ray Disc formats in Regions 1, 2 and 4. At the 2008 Television Critics Association, it was announced that Weeds had been picked up for fifth and sixth seasons of 13 episodes each. An eighth and final season premiered in July 1, 2012 and concluded September 16, 2012.^[2]

At the completion of the sixth season, Jenji Kohan remarked that, “In my mind, it is [the last season]. Everyone’s contract is up next year, [including] the actors and mine. Seven years is a good run, and I’d rather leave while on top.”^[3] However, halfway through the seventh-season run, Showtime Entertainment president David Nevins remarked that he is “optimistic” that the show will be renewed. Kohan also expressed hope that the show would be renewed.^[4] Regardless of renewal, the seventh-season finale was crafted to “stand up on its own as a series finale if it has to or be a prelude to an eighth season.”^[5] An eighth season was announced in November 2011, almost two months after the seventh season finale. On June 13, 2012, it was announced that season eight would be the final season.^[6]

Weeds has steadily gained live viewers from season to season. The first season premiered to 540,000 viewers^[7] and averaged 380,000 viewers^[8] to become Showtime's highest-rated original series in 2005.^[9] Season two averaged 160,000 more viewers than season one^[8] after 570,000 viewers tuned in to the premiere;^[10] the finale received 626,000 viewers.^[11] The third season's debut was watched live by 824,000 viewers^[12] and the finale by 737,000^[13] such that viewership was up 19% from the second season.^[14] Season four premiered to 1.3 million live viewers to become what was at the time "Showtime's most-watched single original telecast in at least four years."^[10] The first airing of the finale was watched by one million viewers^[13] and multiple airings of episodes throughout the week after their initial broadcasts averaged 2.72 million viewers—16% more than the third.^[15]

A total of 102 episodes of Weeds were broadcast over eight seasons, with the series finale airing on September 16, 2012.

Series overview

Season		Episodes	Originally aired
			Season premiere	Season finale
	1	10	August 8, 2005	October 10, 2005
	2	12	August 14, 2006	October 30, 2006
	3	15	August 13, 2007	November 19, 2007
	4	13	June 16, 2008	September 15, 2008
	5	13	June 8, 2009	August 31, 2009
	6	13	August 16, 2010	November 15, 2010
	7	13	June 27, 2011	September 26, 2011
	8	13	July 1, 2012	September 16, 2012

Episodes

Season 1 (2005)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
1	1	"You Can't Miss the Bear"	Brian Dannelly	Jenji Kohan	August 8, 2005
2	2	"Free Goat"	Brian Dannelly	Jenji Kohan	August 15, 2005
3	3	"Good Shit Lollipop"	Craig Zisk	Roberto Benabib	August 22, 2005
4	4	"Fashion of the Christ"	Burr Steers	Jenji Kohan	August 29, 2005
5	5	"Lude Awakening"	Lee Rose	Devon K. Shepard	September 5, 2005
6	6	"Dead in the Nethers"	Arlene Sanford	Michael Platt & Barry Safchik	September 12, 2005
7	7	"Higher Education"	Tucker Gates	Shawn Schepps	September 19, 2005
8	8	"The Punishment Light"	Robert Berlinger	Rolin Jones	September 26, 2005
9	9	"The Punishment Lighter"	Paul Feig	Matthew Salsberg	October 3, 2005
10	10	"The Godmother"	Lev L. Spiro	Jenji Kohan	October 10, 2005

Season 2 (2006)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Theme song performance	Original air date
11	1	"Corn Snake"	Craig Zisk	Jenji Kohan	Elvis Costello	August 14, 2006
12	2	"Cooking with Jesus"	Craig Zisk	Jenji Kohan	Death Cab for Cutie	August 21, 2006
13	3	"Last Tango in Agrestic"	Bryan Gordon	Roberto Benabib	Engelbert Humperdinck	August 28, 2006
14	4	"A.K.A. The Plant"	Lev L. Spiro	Matthew Salsberg	Kate & Anna McGarrigle	September 4, 2006
15	5	"Mrs. Botwin's Neighborhood"	Craig Zisk	Rolin Jones	Charles Barnett	September 11, 2006
16	6	"Crush Girl Love Panic"	Tucker Gates	Devon K. Shepard	Aidan Hawken	September 18, 2006
17	7	"Must Find Toes"	Chris Long	Michael Platt & Barry Safchik	Ozomatli	September 25, 2006
18	8	"MILF Money"	Craig Zisk	Shawn Schepps	The Submarines	October 2, 2006
19	9	"Bash"	Christopher Misiano	Rinne Groff	Tim DeLaughter	October 9, 2006
20	10	"Mile Deep and a Foot Wide"	Craig Zisk	Rolin Jones	Regina Spektor	October 16, 2006
21	11	"Yeah. Like Tomatoes"	Craig Zisk	Roberto Benabib & Matthew Salsberg	Jenny Lewis & Johnathan Rice	October 23, 2006
22	12	"Pittsburgh"	Craig Zisk	Jenji Kohan	Malvina Reynolds	October 30, 2006

Season 3 (2007)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Theme song performance	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
23	1	"Doing the Backstroke"	Craig Zisk	Jenji Kohan	Randy Newman	August 13, 2007	0.82[16]
24	2	"A Pool and His Money"	Craig Zisk	Jenji Kohan	Angelique Kidjo	August 20, 2007	0.74[17]
25	3	"The Brick Dance"	Lev L. Spiro	Roberto Benabib	Kinky	August 27, 2007	N/A
26	4	"Shit Highway"	Martha Coolidge	Roberto Benabib	Donovan	September 3, 2007	0.74[17]
27	5	"Bill Sussman"	Craig Zisk	Rolin Jones	Billy Bob Thornton	September 10, 2007	N/A
28	6	"Grasshopper"	Perry Lang	Devon K. Shepard	The Shins	September 17, 2007	N/A
29	7	"He Taught Me How To Drive By"	Paul Feig	Matthew Salsberg	The Individuals	September 24, 2007	0.64[17]
30	8	"The Two Mrs. Scottsons"	Craig Zisk	Rolin Jones	Man Man	October 1, 2007	0.58[17]
31	9	"Release the Hounds"	Ernest Dickerson	Blair Singer	Joan Baez	October 8, 2007	0.52[17]
32	10	"Roy Till Called"	Craig Zisk	Victoria Morrow	Opening: The Decemberists Closing: Pink Martini	October 15, 2007	N/A
33	11	"Cankles"	Julie Anne Robinson	Christina Kiang Booth	Michael Franti	October 22, 2007	0.61[17]
34	12	"The Dark Time"	Ernest Dickerson	Victoria Morrow	Persephone's Bees	October 29, 2007	0.69[17]
35	13	"Risk"	Paul Feig	Roberto Benabib & Rolin Jones & Matthew Salsberg	Laurie Berkner	November 5, 2007	N/A
36	14	"Protection"	Randy Zisk	Roberto Benabib	Linkin Park	November 12, 2007	0.68[17]
37	15	"Go"	Craig Zisk	Jenji Kohan	Opening: Malvina Reynolds Closing: Pete Seeger	November 19, 2007	0.74[18]

Season 4 (2008)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Intertitle	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
38	1	"Mother Thinks the Birds Are After Her"	Craig Zisk	Jenji Kohan	Video of Majestic burning	June 16, 2008	1.35[17]
39	2	"Lady's a Charm"	Craig Zisk	Victoria Morrow	Mexican border checkpoint	June 23, 2008	1.10[17]
40	3	"The Whole Blah Damn Thing"	David Steinberg	Ron Fitzgerald	Medical monitor	June 30, 2008	0.86[17]
41	4	"The Three Coolers"	Paris Barclay	Roberto Benabib	Shiva candle	July 7, 2008	1.06[17]
42	5	"No Man is Pudding"	Craig Zisk	Rolin Jones	Pudding containers	July 14, 2008	1.00[17]
43	6	"Excellent Treasures"	Julie Anne Robinson	Jenji Kohan	Flip-flop impression on the sand	July 21, 2008	1.03[17]
44	7	"Yes I Can"	Scott Ellis	Matthew Salsberg	Package of prescription pills	July 28, 2008	0.77[17]
45	8	"I Am the Table"	Adam Bernstein	David Holstein & Brendan Kelly	Immigration sign	August 4, 2008	0.94[17]
46	9	"Little Boats"	Craig Zisk	Ron Fitzgerald	Mexican hero portraits	August 11, 2008	0.85[17]
47	10	"The Love Circle Overlap"	Julie Anne Robinson	Victoria Morrow	Condom in wrapper	August 18, 2008	0.88[17]
48	11	"Head Cheese"	Craig Zisk	Roberto Benabib & Rolin Jones & Matthew Salsberg	Neck and chest tattoos	August 25, 2008	0.82[17]
49	12	"Till We Meet Again"	Michael Trim	Roberto Benabib & Rolin Jones & Matthew Salsberg	Electric power-sander	September 8, 2008	0.93[17]
50	13	"If You Work for a Living, Then Why Do You Kill Yourself Working?"	Craig Zisk	Jenji Kohan	Gift basket	September 15, 2008	1.01[17]

Season 5 (2009)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Intertitle	Original air date
51	1	"Wonderful Wonderful"	Scott Ellis	Jenji Kohan	Gynecological exam	June 8, 2009
52	2	"Machetes Up Top"	Michael Pressman	Victoria Morrow	Sushi meal	June 15, 2009
53	3	"Su-Su-Sucio"	Lesli Linka Glatter	Roberto Benabib & Matthew Salsberg	Outdoor shower	June 22, 2009
54	4	"Super Lucky Happy"	Scott Ellis	Ron Fitzgerald	Pinball machine	June 29, 2009
55	5	"Van Nuys"	Bethany Rooney	Stephen Falk	Cockatoo	July 6, 2009
56	6	"A Modest Proposal"	Michael Trim	Vanessa Reisen	Swimsuit with fake tan	July 13, 2009
57	7	"Where the Sidewalk Ends"	Jeremy Podeswa	Roberto Benabib & Matthew Salsberg	Weeds entry on Wikipedia	July 20, 2009
58	8	"A Distinctive Horn"	Scott Ellis	Chris Offutt	Medical file drawer	July 27, 2009
59	9	"Suck 'n' Spit"	Michael Trim	Brendan Kelly	Lactating woman	August 3, 2009
60	10	"Perro Insano"	Scott Ellis	David Holstein	Wrestling masks	August 10, 2009
61	11	"Ducks and Tigers"	Matt Shakman	Stephen Falk	Anatomical drawing of the vulva	August 17, 2009
62	12	"Glue"	Michael Pressman	Ron Fitzgerald	Ren Mar police badge	August 24, 2009
63	13	"All About My Mom"	Scott Ellis	Jenji Kohan	Woman jumping into pool	August 31, 2009

Season 6 (2010)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Intertitle	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
64	1	"Thwack"	Scott Ellis	Jenji Kohan	Frozen OJ container with money	August 16, 2010	1.26[19]
65	2	"Felling and Swamping"	Scott Ellis	Victoria Morrow	Convenience store snacks	August 23, 2010	1.04[20]
66	3	"A Yippity Sippity"	Tate Donovan	Brendan Kelly	Hotel card-key	August 30, 2010	1.02[21]
67	4	"Bliss"	Eric Jewett	Stephen Falk	Body charms	September 13, 2010	0.96[22]
68	5	"Boomerang"	Scott Ellis	Stephen Falk	Initials carved in tree	September 20, 2010	0.83[23]
69	6	"A Shoe for a Shoe"	Michael Trim	David Holstein	Restaurant place mats	September 27, 2010	0.99[24]
70	7	"Pinwheels and Whirligigs"	Mike Uppendahl	Carly Mensch	Packets of butter	October 4, 2010	0.68[25]
71	8	"Gentle Puppies"	Scott Ellis	Victoria Morrow	Pioneer City welcome sign	October 11, 2010	0.93[26]
72	9	"To Moscow, and Quickly"	Michael Trim	David Holstein & Carly Mensch	Child's crayon drawing	October 18, 2010	0.85[27]
73	10	"Dearborn-Again"	Scott Ellis	Roberto Benabib & Matthew Salsberg	Sky Mall catalogue	October 25, 2010	0.80[28]
74	11	"Viking Pride"	Michael Trim	Brendan Kelly & Tara Herrmann	Passport stamp	November 1, 2010	0.99[29]
75	12	"Fran Tarkenton"	David Warren	Stephen Falk	Cadaver toe-tag	November 8, 2010	0.86[30]
76	13	"Theoretical Love Is Not Dead"	Scott Ellis	Jenji Kohan	Gate at airport	November 15, 2010	0.99[31]

Season 7 (2011)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Intertitle	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
77	1	"Bags"	Scott Ellis	Jenji Kohan	Steam from sauna coals	June 27, 2011	1.19[32]
78	2	"From Trauma Cometh Something"	Michael Trim	Carly Mensch	Subway passenger's jacket and seat graffiti	July 4, 2011	0.62[33]
79	3	"Game-Played"	Scott Ellis	Victoria Morrow	Animal marionette theatre	July 11, 2011	0.78[34]
80	4	"A Hole in Her Niqab"	Eric Jewett	David Holstein	Photocopier print-outs	July 18, 2011	0.67[35]
81	5	"Fingers Only Meat Banquet"	Scott Ellis	Brendan Kelly	Beefsteak slices	July 25, 2011	0.68[36]
82	6	"Object Impermanence"	Michael Trim	Stephen Falk	Planetarium show	August 1, 2011	0.71[37]
83	7	"Vehement v. Vigorous"	Scott Ellis	Carly Mensch	Boxing match	August 8, 2011	0.69[38]
84	8	"Synthetics"	Michael Trim	Victoria Morrow	Figurines on display shelf	August 15, 2011	0.67[39]
85	9	"Cats! Cats! Cats!"	Michael Trim	David Holstein	Title cards at vaudeville show	August 22, 2011	0.72[40]
86	10	"System Overhead"	Scott Ellis	Brendan Kelly	Doug holding cue cards	August 29, 2011	0.80[41]
87	11	"Une Mère que j'aimerais baiser"	Eric Jewett	Roberto Benabib & Matthew Salsberg	Soda poured from can	September 12, 2011	0.75[42]
88	12	"Qualitative Spatial Reasoning"	Scott Ellis	Stephen Falk	Display on broken laptop screen	September 19, 2011	0.52[43]
89	13	"Do Her/Don't Do Her"	Michael Trim	Jenji Kohan	Graffiti on a coffin	September 26, 2011	0.56[44]

Season 8 (2012)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Theme song performance	Original air date	U.S. viewers (millions)
90	1	"Messy"	Michael Trim	Jenji Kohan	Malvina Reynolds	July 1, 2012	0.81[45]
91	2	"A Beam of Sunshine"	Michael Trim	Victoria Morrow	Ben Folds	July 8, 2012	0.61[46]
92	3	"See Blue and Smell Cheese and Die"	Julie Anne Robinson	David Holstein	Steve Martin & Kevin Nealon	July 15, 2012	0.78[47]
93	4	"Only Judy Can Judge"	Michael Trim	Carly Mensch	Mariachi El Bronx	July 22, 2012	0.57[48]
94	5	"Red in Tooth and Claw"	Michael Trim	Stephen Falk	The Mountain Goats	July 29, 2012	0.48[49]
95	6	"Allosaurus Crush Castle"	Julie Anne Robinson	Brendan Kelly	Bomb the Music Industry!	August 5, 2012	0.64[50]
96	7	"Unfreeze"	Perry Lang	Victoria Morrow	The Womenfolk	August 12, 2012	0.56[51]
97	8	"Five Miles From Yetzer Hara"	Phil Abraham	David Holstein	The Thermals	August 19, 2012	0.77[52]
98	9	"Saplings"	Michael Trim	Carly Mensch	Dierks Bentley	August 26, 2012	0.68[53]
99	10	"Threshold"	Eric Jewett	Brendan Kelly	Hunter Parrish	September 2, 2012	0.61[54]
100	11	"God Willing and the Creek Don't Rise"	Uta Briesewitz	Stephen Falk	Aimee Mann	September 9, 2012	0.69[55]
101	12	"It's Time (Part 1)"	Michael Trim	Jenji Kohan	Malvina Reynolds	September 16, 2012	0.86[56]
102	13	"It's Time (Part 2)"	Michael Trim	Jenji Kohan	Malvina Reynolds	September 16, 2012	0.86[56]

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External links

• Official website
• List of Weeds episodes at the Internet Movie Database
• List of Weeds episodes at TV.com