Well...it is nice to see weeds getting back to it's true form a little bit more. I laughed out loud a few times, and hopefully some of the new story lines opened up (the 2nd daughter, andy+nancy, shane a dealer, non-depressed doug, baby!) can be mined for some interesting content next season.

I thought they did a great job of opening up some stories. I wasn't sure if Weeds was going to die out due to lack of directions to take the characters, but they still left me wanting the next season. I heard somewhere they've already been renewed for 5 and 6, which is great. I'm not sure I like that Nancy's pregnant, but I'm glad she won't get killed now. Shane's side-stories never really interested me, but Silas and Andy buying land in Mexico would be interesting. The Doug part was great, hah.

If I were the mexican, I'd be like "I got 99 problems but a bitch ain't one"... cause let's face it, he's busy doing gangster business and running a city at the same time - he doesn't have time to raise a kid or keep a wife happy. He'll be too busy sanding off dudes' faces and digging tunnels.

And then Doug... I was kind of sad he was killing himself. Then when he was writing his letter I started to realize he was a bad guy and maybe the world would be better off without him. So then I was happy he was doing it. Luckily, he was getting off and it made me laugh, enough that he deserves to live again.

I think Celia will make a funny slave, and I didn't see it coming at all.

The end.

Oh yeah, I completely forgot that we finally got to see Quinn. That part definitely threw me for a loop, though it's not surprise where the bitchiness in her came from.

Yea the whole Quinn thing was kinda random