Ep 2. A Pool and His Money

Nancy Botwin has returned to her hometown of Agrestic, California, after her husband's sudden death left her struggling to make ends meet. She now makes a living selling marijuana to her wealthy neighbors, including her best friend, Celia Hodes. In the season 3 episode, "A Pool and His Money," Nancy is faced with a new challenge when a new customer, Sullivan Groff, moves in next door.

Sullivan is a wealthy businessman who has recently lost his wife and is looking for ways to cope with his overwhelming grief. He becomes fixated on Nancy's pool and decides to invest in a new pool for his own backyard. This leads to a series of complications involving his unstable daughter, Lisa, who is convinced that Nancy is trying to seduce her father.

Meanwhile, Celia is dealing with her own family drama as her husband, Dean, announces that he wants a divorce. Celia is determined to make him regret his decision and sets out to destroy his reputation by spreading rumors about his sexual preferences. This leads to a hilarious scene where she is caught in a compromising position with her masseuse.

Throughout the episode, Nancy is also struggling with her own guilt over her involvement in the drug trade. She is forced to confront the consequences of her actions when the DEA shows up at her door, looking for information about her supplier. Nancy must decide whether to betray her friends and associates or risk going to jail.

As the episode comes to a close, Nancy is left with some tough decisions to make. She must figure out how to deal with Sullivan and his daughter, while also navigating the complex world of drug trafficking. With her family and friends by her side, Nancy must find a way to survive in a world that is becoming increasingly dangerous.

Overall, "A Pool and His Money" is a fast-paced, hilarious episode of Weeds that showcases the show's blend of dark humor, social commentary, and engaging characters. Fans of the series will not want to miss this exciting installment in the ongoing saga of Nancy Botwin and her complicated web of relationships.