No Man Is Pudding

Episode aired Jul 14, 2008
TV-MATV-MA
29m

8.1/10

S4.E5

Nancy discovers that working retail isn't as mundane as she thought it would be, while Andy struggles to get home from the desert and Celia gets closer to the action.Nancy discovers that working retail isn't as mundane as she thought it would be, while Andy struggles to get home from the desert and Celia gets closer to the action.Nancy discovers that working retail isn't as mundane as she thought it would be, while Andy struggles to get home from the desert and Celia gets closer to the action.

8.1/10

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Director
- Craig Zisk
Writers
- Jenji Kohan
- Rolin Jones
- Victoria Morrow(story editor)
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Mary-Louise Parker and Elizabeth Perkins in Weeds (2005)

Kevin Nealon, Alexander Gould, and Hunter Parrish in Weeds (2005)

Mary-Louise Parker and Guillermo Díaz in Weeds (2005)

Mary-Louise Parker, Elizabeth Perkins, Justin Kirk, Kevin Nealon, Richard Azurdia, Alexander Gould, Hunter Parrish, and Gloria Garayua in Weeds (2005)

Director
- Craig Zisk
Writers
- Jenji Kohan
- Rolin Jones
- Victoria Morrow(story editor)
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Nancy discovers that working retail isn't as mundane as she thought it would be, while Andy struggles to get home from the desert and Celia gets closer to the action.

Goofs
When Nancy arrives at the spot where she left Andy in The Three Coolers (2008), her approach is from the direction opposite of how she approached before.

Quotes
Nancy Botwin: I got what the world would call a normal, boring job. I wake up in the morning, get dressed, drive myself to work, put on a nametag... take my brain out of my skull and place it in a drawer. I spend the next 9 hours smiling at people, pretending to be interested in their happiness, tolerating the company of my coworkers... staring at the clock. At the end of the day, I take my nametag off, open the drawer, reach for my brain, plop it back inside, walk to the employee parking lot, drive myself home and it's really, really... really boring. Looks like I'm going to be doing it for a long, long time.