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Reviews
By Andrew Winistorfer
This show is like a bad habit that just won't go away. [21 June 2009]
By Daynah Burnett
I want to laugh at Weeds, but its constant oscillation between vilification and victimization of its female characters leaves me frustrated. [8 June 2009]
By Stuart Henderson
This isn’t clever satire anymore, but something like an unintentionally Bergmanesque study of moral self-destruction. [27 June 2008]
By Cynthia Fuchs
The fourth season of Weeds began with Agrestic burned down and Nancy (Mary-Louise Parker) on the U.S.-Mexican border, aptly liminal. [25 June 2008]
By Jesse Hicks
Once more, Mom slips into her "Godmother" persona, wades into the tall weeds of moral ambiguity, ready to make one more compromise, one more sacrifice. [16 August 2006]
By David Swerdlick
Weeds is clear about its stance on getting stoned. [25 August 2005]
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