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It's Time, Part 2

  • Episode aired Sep 16, 2012
  • TV-MA
  • 30m
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Mary-Louise Parker, Justin Kirk, Kevin Nealon, Alexander Gould, and Hunter Parrish in Weeds (2005)
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It's Part 2 of the WEEDS series finale. The Botwins (and Doug!) are at a crossroads. How will it all end?It's Part 2 of the WEEDS series finale. The Botwins (and Doug!) are at a crossroads. How will it all end?It's Part 2 of the WEEDS series finale. The Botwins (and Doug!) are at a crossroads. How will it all end?

  • Director
    • Michael Trim
  • Writer
    • Jenji Kohan
  • Stars
    • Mary-Louise Parker
    • Hunter Parrish
    • Alexander Gould
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.5/10
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    • Director
      • Michael Trim
    • Writer
      • Jenji Kohan
    • Stars
      • Mary-Louise Parker
      • Hunter Parrish
      • Alexander Gould
    • 12User reviews
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    Mary-Louise Parker
    Mary-Louise Parker
    • Nancy Botwin
    Hunter Parrish
    Hunter Parrish
    • Silas Botwin
    Alexander Gould
    Alexander Gould
    • Shane Botwin
    Justin Kirk
    Justin Kirk
    • Andy Botwin
    Kevin Nealon
    Kevin Nealon
    • Doug Wilson
    Patch Darragh
    Patch Darragh
    • Crick Montgomery
    Terrell J. Ramsey
    Terrell J. Ramsey
    • Marvin
    • (as Fatso-Fasano)
    Kathleen Gati
    Kathleen Gati
    • Olga
    Michael Harney
    Michael Harney
    • Det. Mitch Ouellette
    Laura Schein
    Laura Schein
    • Cinnamon
    • (as Laura Harrison)
    Julanne Chidi Hill
    • Clinique
    Bruce Nozick
    Bruce Nozick
    • Whit Tillerman
    Maulik Pancholy
    Maulik Pancholy
    • Sanjay
    Allyn Rachel
    Allyn Rachel
    • Monica
    Jake Sandvig
    Jake Sandvig
    • Alan Spiller
    Shoshannah Stern
    Shoshannah Stern
    • Megan Graves
    Mateus Ward
    Mateus Ward
    • Stevie
    Andy Milder
    Andy Milder
    • Dean Hodes
    • Director
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      • Jenji Kohan
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    4robbiea98

    Not really sure how to feel

    Pretty cheesy ending to what was a very good comedy series. It felt like they were trying to cram everyone's 10-15 year stories into one episode. Felt pretty disappointed at the end. They could have done it a lot better. Good to see everyone but it just forces you to assume what has happened in the last 10 years because you're never really told which would have been to good to find out. Very cheesy at the end and was lacking the humour that made the series so memorable. And finally disappointed not to see Celia again!

    Sad to see such a good series go out this way.

    I think they could have done a couple more episodes or another season instead of this two bit episode.
    1cyroskristi

    awful endind , it should have end with S7 Ending

    If it had ended with season 7 Ending aka not knowing if the Nancy or if not ... would been a great ending similar to the sopranos .... But not instead we get a dystopian future ending !
    8chevothy

    It did it's job.

    The finale made me feel like the story is now over, however sad I am about it, but it can't go on forever.

    The good bit: I was really worried about what Kohan would do with Andy and Nancy's relationship/friendship but was glad with what I saw. Feel like Nancy got what she deserved on those terms but at the same time, everybody was left content with their lives.

    The not so: Considering it was set good few years into the future, the episode still seemed to be very sci-fi and unrealistic (what is it with those phones?!) But the whole of Season 8 was rushed - I kinda get it, 8 years in production, people get fed up.

    There are no more episodes to look forward to but loads to remember.

    I'm really gonna miss all those awesome characters - thank you, Jenji Kohan, for creating them.

    And I am getting a box set to keep on my shelf in case the nostalgia becomes unbearable. :D
    10Kerriecarlisle

    One of my favourite endings.

    Yes, the last 2 seasons are ..... Rocky but The ending completely makes up for it to me.

    So many characters returning including Josh (yey).

    Rounds up all the character stories.

    Also Natasha Lyonne popping up.
    10ssommerville

    I'm really gonna miss all those awesome characters - thank you, Jenji Kohan, for creating them.

    I'm really gonna miss all those awesome characters - thank you, Jenji Kohan, for creating them.

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    • Trivia
      The producers thought about another version in which Andy appears later with his first scene right after the Bar Mitzvah when he talks to Nancy outside the restrooms.
    • Connections
      References The Love Bug (1968)
    • Soundtracks
      With Arms Outstretched
      Performed by Rilo Kiley

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    • Release date
      • September 16, 2012 (United States)
    • Language
      • English
    • Production companies
      • Tilted Productions
      • Lionsgate Television
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      • 30m
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1

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