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Weeds: Season 1, Episode 5Lude Awakening (5 Sep. 2005)Celia's cancer diagnosis has totally changed her priorities, so that now her friends think she's weird; Nancy is totally shaken after surviving a drive-by shooting at Heylia's; Andy wants ... See full summary » Director:Lee Rose |
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Celia's cancer diagnosis has totally changed her priorities, so that now her friends think she's weird; Nancy is totally shaken after surviving a drive-by shooting at Heylia's; Andy wants in on Nancy's business, but brain cell 1 and brain cell 2 can't seem to keep him out of trouble; Silas dumps Megan, then instantly regrets it; Shane gets sent to the school counselor for writing a violent gangsta rap about Devon Winsler. Written by Alarmanwp
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Andy Botwin: If anything happens to you, I will raise Silas and Shane as my own.
Nancy Botwin: [laughs] Now I pledge *never* to die.
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In the scene where Shane tells Nancy that he was sent to the school psychiatrist for writing a "gangsta rap" depicting the death of a classmate, Nancy quotes the rap when she is scolding Shane, but she hadn't even seen the lyrics. See more »Quotes
Nancy Botwin: Andy, today, it was brought to my attention today that the downside of this business is death, so right now, I'm not thinking about the bakery. I'm thinking about enrolling in dental hygeine school so my children aren't orphans.Andy Botwin: If anything happens to you, I will raise Silas and Shane as my own.
Nancy Botwin: [laughs] Now I pledge *never* to die.
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The wit runs brilliantly throughout each episode and has to be seen at least twice to hear the lines missed whilst laughing. Great cast, exceptionally well written and an absolute twist on suburban life as we know it. I doubt Ozzie commercial TV will pick it up as the base for the story will definitely not be appreciated by the more modest masses
- which is a pity for it gets my vote as the very best show to come
along since, say, "Sex & The City". Relationships develop without ever falling into saccharine mode. And the comedy is not predictable. Well done to the writer and well done to whoever had the forethought to see how wonderful this show truly is. A classic!