Spoilers on the sixth season of Weeds.
The dramedy richer and more complex in today's television has just completed its sixth year, and as stated owner of the entry, what makes the best possible way, leaving behind the plot previous years and creating a new universe, the more insane if anything, to which we had seen. The fundamental change is, this time, redefining the character of Nancy, which for the first time we've seen doing an act of personal sacrifice, a selfless act, allowing his family to achieve an escape route.
During the course of the season we Nancy could see how commanding a flight to nowhere trying to get away from Stephen, Shane became a much more amoral than it seemed at first, and Silas was drawn as the true conscience of the family with an uncle andy that still madly in love with his sister and would do literally anything for her.
Weeds ask you to impress us every season, and it does. Nancy The wild fight with one of the hotel cleaners, the rampant sex and graphic with a Mark-Paul Gosselaar reached, taught and ran away, the discovery of the biological father of Shane or punch in the Nancy Esteban car in the season finale get, naive of me at least, surprised as any other series gets, and the ability of Weeds of fun with more black humor and sink into abject poverty in only two scenes is something trying many series, but that is only achieved.
We debated, especially Nahum and I, about the moral values \u200b\u200bthat makes or has made the series along its route, and undoubtedly the last episode of this season is the most heartbreaking thing I remember, keeping the heart into a fist and showing a completely vulnerable Nancy, no options and decided to make the sacrifice in uppercase. And is that the engine remains Series Mary-Louise Parker, great in Red , since none of his fellow actors can overshadow him, his charisma is undeniable.
The next season is expected as Finally, after the cliffhanger that we have come a Jenji Kohan with cameo included, it appears that the redemption of Nancy has not done more than start.
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