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Weeds Season 8 Episode 3

See Blue and Smell Cheese and Die

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AIRED: Jul 15, 2012

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Andy becomes the new coach of the roller-derby team of Jill's daughters and Doug loses his job. Meanwhile, Nancy and Silas try to stop Shane who is seeking revenge on the one who shot Nancy.

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Weeds: Psycho Killer Road Trip

In “See Blue and Smell Cheese and Die,” Nancy dragged a reluctant Silas on a road trip to rescue her would-be assassin from her occasionally homicidal son.

By MaryAnn Sleasman, Jul 16, 2012

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See Blue And Smell Cheese And Die

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By thefanof, Aug 01, 2012

The third episode of the final season, but it was nothing special. The scenes with Andy are usual the highlight of every episode, but this was a disappointing effort on his part. Andy does not have chemistry with the kids and it led to a lot of boring moments on tonight's episodes.

Hopefully this was just a one week setback for Weeds.
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By Neksmater, Jul 23, 2012

Andy becomes the coach of Jill's daughters' roller derby team and fails when he is is not permissive of their "win at all costs" dirty fighting attempt to win. Scott tries to one up Andy for his family's validation but Jill still seems to favor Andy. Nancy goes after the now missing Shane finding out that he went after Scottson Junior. Nancy wants to stop Shane from presumably killing Tim before she can get to him for answers. They reach his house in Pennsylvania and find his weirdo hippie girlfriend who tells them that he works at Subway and when they tell her Tim shot Nancy in the head she punches a hole in the wall surprisingly. Nancy intimidates Tim at his Subway job while he makes her a sandwich and has the whole "just saw a ghost impression." After trying to scare Tim straight and to go back to California or disappear but Shane shows up with a sheriff and his cop mentor from last season and arrests Tim for Nancy's attempted murder. For Nancy it is a little sad that she couldn't stop another troubled kid that she helped create from going down the wrong path even though Shane is showcased as having gone down a good path even though being neglected by Nancy. It was a good episode that closed the door on the shooter arc and also cleared out the Jill/Andy thing to a "they're together for now" sort of conclusion which means that they can make Season 8 its own thing without the lingering stuff from last season hanging over it. Also Doug's getting fired with his pal from the SEC and getting his hedge-fund sold to China by the government was a totally great comment on the economy as it is now and the Doug Wilson charity organization is a whole new sleaze than we've seen Doug as capable of since he peaked at Nancy's breasts in the season premiere maybe even a new gag or subplot.moreless
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Mary-Louise Parker	Nancy Botwin
Justin Kirk	Andy Botwin
Hunter Parrish	Silas Botwin
Alexander Gould	Shane Botwin
Kevin Nealon	Doug Wilson

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Brighid Fleming	Abracadebra	Guest Star
Jessica Kiper		Guest Star
DC Pierson		Guest Star
Mel Fair	Scott	Recurring Role
Michael Harney	Detective Mitch Ouellette	Recurring Role
Seth Isler	SEC Agent Studs Melnick	Recurring Role

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- Nancy: Stevie's playing with a flyswatter?
  Andy: My idea. He's been off of video games for almost 27 minutes.
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- Jill: And I got you... These. Traction socks -- so you don't slip.
  Nancy: They say "power paws."
  Jill: Oh, I must have grabbed the dog ones.
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- Melnick: Plan "A": you're fired, he's fired. But we don't prosecute. If you sign the fund over to us, we find new leadership and sell 51% to China.
  Doug: Plan "B"?
  Melnick: We all go down holding hands.
  Tillerman: What kind of severance you offering?
  Melnick: You can keep your dicks.
  Doug: Where do I sign?
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- Original International Air Dates:
  Czech Republic: December 5, 2012 on HBO Comedy
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- Featured Music:
  "Little Boxes" by Kevin Nealon and Steve Martin (opening credits)
  "Blame It On The Breakup" by Low Volts (roller derby scene)
  "How I Roll" by Charlie Mars (end credits)
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- Mae Whitman (Tula) and Jennifer Jason Leigh (Jill Price-Gray) are billed as special guest stars.
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