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The article previews season four of Showtime television series "Weeds." The author recalls the end of season three, where character Nancy Botwin (Mary-Louise Parker) had burned down her house and moved in with her father-in-law (Albert Brooks). She has begun running drugs across the Mexican border. The author questions whether the series will regain its former excitement or if it will age like several of its middle-aged stoner characters.

The author reports on the fourth season of the television program "Weeds," starring Mary-Louise Parker, Tonye Patano and Romany Malco.

This article focuses on the character played by Mary-Louise Parker in the television program "Weeds," that led her to win a Golden Globe in 2006 and nomination for an Emmy Award and Gold Globe award in 2007. Parker's portrayal of the sarcastic, witty, flustered, and ballsy Nancy Botwin on "Weeds" over the past three years has defined her career to such an extent that even her fans can no longer tell the difference between the actor and Botwin. Parker prepared for the role by creating pages of backstory and developing the character's fashion sense.

The article reports on the television series of Showtime, "Weeds" and "Californication." During their August 13, 2007 broadcast, "Weeds" garnered 824,000 viewers while " Californication" draw 550,000 viewers to rank as Showtime's best-ever launch of a comedy series. "Weeds" stars Mary Louise Parker as a widowed suburban housewife who supports her family through selling marijuana. Meanwhile, "Californication" is lead by David Duchovny as a transplanted New Yorker.

The article presents a brief discussion with actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who appears on the television drama "Grey's Anatomy." Topics of discussion include Morgan's memories of the prime time hospital drama, his growing celebrity and stardom, and his romantic relationship with actress Mary-Louise Parker.

The article analyzes the compatibility of Federal Bureau of Investigation agent Don Eppes, the character of Rob Morrow on the TV program Numb3rs, and Nancy Botwin, the character of Mary-Louise Parker on the TV program Weeds. Eppes is focused on his job and avoids relationships like the plague. If Eppes can get past the fact that Nancy sells marijuana to support her family, they might be a good match.

The article presents information about several television programs in the U.S. Actor Morgan Spurlock features in the television program "30 Days," that is broadcast on television network FX. Actress Mary-Louise Parker appears in the television program "Weeds," that is broadcast on the television network Showtime.

This section provides information on the cast of characters of the television program Weeds, including Mary Louise Parker as Nancy Botwin and Elizabeth Perkins as Celia.

Presents information on television programs to be aired in the U.S. in 2005. Concept of the comedy program "Comeback," starring Lisa Kudrow; Role of Mary-Louise Parker in the series "Weeds"; Selection of Jonathan Rhys-Meyers to play rock singer Elvis Presley in a CBS mini-series.

Presents a schedule of television shows to be aired on the Lifestyle channel from August through September 2004. "Miracle Run," starring Mary-Louise Parker; "How Clean Is Your House?," starring Aggie MacKenzie; "TV's Greatest Sidekicks," starring Penny Marshall.

The article offers information on the roundtable discussion held by the journal "The Hollywood Reporter." Several television actors including Christina Applegate, Mary-Louise Parker, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus participated in the discussion. On being asked about the impact on the pacing and style of performance while working on television comedies, Parker says that it depends on the budget. Louis-Dreyfus says that she is doing a multicamera series which is a lot easier than a single-camera show.

The article focuses on the television category of the 63rd annual Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles, California. The television program "Lost" has garnered the best drama award. In the comedy category, the television program "Desperate Housewives" bagged the award. Mary-Louise Parker was selected as the best television actress for her role in the program "Weeds."

Reports on the awards won by the television program "Angels in America" by Home Box Office cable network at the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, California. Acting trophies received by stars Al Pacino, Meryl Streep, Jeffrey Wright and Mary-Louise Parker; Best director award given to Mike Nichols; Appreciation given to executive producer Cary Brokaw for buying to rights to the play of Tony Kushner.

The article reports on the popularity of the television program "Weeds," created by Jenji Kohan, former writer of "Friends." It stars Mary-Louise Parker, Elizabeth Perkins and Justin Kirk and revolves around Nancy Botwin, a widowed housewife who has taken up selling marijuana to pay for her family's suburban lifestyle. INSET: The wrap.

The article profiles television actress Mary-Louise Parker, who portrays marijuana-selling suburban mom Nancy Botwin in the comedy "Weeds," in the U.S. In her career as an actress, Parker has received several awards and recognitions. She has been an Emmy Awards winner for "Angels in America," and has nabbed a Golden Globe title, a Satellite kudos, and a Screen Actors Guild nomination.