Weeds season 8 episode 9 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Silas is tempted by a tobacco company's offer to grow weed cigarettes, causing a rift with Nancy, who's wary of the illegal venture. Andy, now a rabbi, faces moral dilemmas and a growing connection with Joanna. Doug struggles to meet new shelter occupancy requirements, resorting to desperate measures. In North Carolina, Nancy and Silas learn the tobacco company's risky plan to enter the marijuana market, prompting ethical concerns. Personal conflicts and questionable choices underscore the episode's focus on moral ambiguity and the pursuit of risky opportunities.
Full Episode S08E09 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who approaches Silas with a business proposition?
Crick Montgomery from a tobacco company.
What is the nature of the deal offered to Silas?
Growing weed cigarettes for the tobacco company.
What role does Andy currently hold?
He is the director of spiritual life (rabbi).
What challenge is Doug facing with his shelter?
Maintaining an 85% occupancy as per new rules.
Where do Nancy and Silas visit to discuss the tobacco company's proposal?
North Carolina.
What illegal operation is the tobacco company planning?
Entering the marijuana market before it's legally permissible.
Who does Nancy have a conversation with in North Carolina?
Crick's father.
What is Nancy's concern about Silas working with the tobacco company?
The risks and illegal aspects of the deal.
How does Doug try to meet the shelter's occupancy requirement?
By offering incentives to homeless people.
What dangerous situation arises at the impound lot?
A stolen car from the lot leads to a confrontation.
What is developing between Andy and Joanna?
A potential romantic relationship.