The TV show Weeds premiered on the Showtime network, introducing audiences to the story of a suburban mother who turns to selling marijuana to support her family.
The final episode of Weeds aired, concluding the series after eight seasons and wrapping up the storylines of its characters.
Nancy Botwin's husband, Judah Botwin, dies unexpectedly, prompting Nancy to start selling marijuana to support her family.
Nancy begins her clandestine career as a marijuana dealer to maintain her suburban lifestyle after Judah's death.
Silas and Shane Botwin are established as Nancy's teenage sons who become involved, to varying degrees, in her business and the complexities it brings.
Nancy teams up with Conrad, a assistant to a drug supplier, to expand her marijuana business.
Nancy encounters and navigates a complicated relationship with Heylia James, another marijuana supplier and rival.
Nancy successfully expands her business operations beyond the initial neighborhood, increasing profits and risks.
Doug Wilson, Nancy's neighbor and real estate agent, becomes a recurring character influencing Nancy's personal and professional life.
Nancy faces legal consequences for her drug dealing activities, putting her family and business under threat.
Nancy relocates her operations and family to the Ren Mar neighborhood, confronting new challenges and competitors.
Nancy's sons become more entangled in the drug business and its dangers, highlighting the family's internal conflict.
Nancy embarks on a significant relationship with Dean, who becomes involved with her and the family's complicated lifestyle.
Due to increased pressure and danger in Agrestic, Nancy moves her family to Seattle to restart their lives and drug business.
Nancy becomes entangled with a Mexican drug cartel, escalating her business's risk and scope.
After numerous dangerous events, Nancy decides to quit the drug trade to protect her family.
Nancy seeks to reconcile with her family and establish a new, safer life away from crime.