Celia's lesbian storyline is dead in the water on "Weeds"

I don't know, I think Celia just thinks 

that Nancy is awesome, I don't think

she wants to sleep with her. Besides,

Nancy is too cool for Celia.  

*raises hand*

I'm disappointed to know better than the writers of the show that Celia doesn't, in fact, "need that". She's been attracted to girls ever since the beginning of the show, that's SO obvious!

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"I know it hurts. But it's life, and it's real. And sometimes it fucking hurts, but it's life, and it's sorta all we have." Garden State

The Celia plotline was a waste.  What bugs me is that they have a lesbian character on the show in Isabelle.  They introduce a possible love interest for her (the girl that sings the Huskeroo jingle).  Then nothing.  That was sad to see.  Good last episode made up somewhat for weak season. 

The whole theme of the final episode is men being weaker than women.  Nancy's husband is clearly only a puppet in master Pilar's plans to govern the city; Celia has gained so much power and along with it comes a female lover rather than male.  Andy runs out on Audra in a moment of need.  The show is so driven by its plot that honestly the fact that they haven't "Represented" lesbian and gay characters enough is simply NOT true.  This is a show that airs for around 5 hours of television each year, and they have had PLENTY of representation of LGBT characters.  So they aren't perfect? Guess what, the straight characters are far from "accurate" representations as well.  Also, think about the fact that you can't change your orientation.  Sure, you can go with a guy and kiss him but I bet at the end of the day if you're a lesbian you're gonna be saying "Who am I kidding, I need pussy!"  This is what brings about Celia's rampage.  While she may have had some sort of affection for Nancy, I believe its more of a need for a female role model in her life.  In the early seasons she wanted to be Nancy's friend so much, but Nancy kept too many secrets from her, and then ended up betraying her in the worst way.  In alot of ways, Celia simply wanted to be as powerful as Nancy.  Nancy takes what she wants when she wants it and Celia just isn't that strong, as mean as she is.

I loved this season of Weeds and I can't wait for next year.  Peace ladies. 

"...,like all things on that show, has gone to pot." 

LOL!  Love it!

of Celia becoming Nancy was her drinking the coffee drinks. That was priceless.

~*Copperboom*~

The writers never intended Celia to copntinue her lesbian thing, they will go on titllating us with Celia obssessing over Nancy until they work ut a way to connect them sexually if only temporarily. This seems to be the direction Celia has been going in ever since Nancy pretended they were lovers in order to save Celia from being executed a couple of years ago.

Technology Will Lead To The Demise Of Civilization As We Know It. 

While Celia is obviously a little crazed when it comes to Nancy, most of the characters on Weeds are the same way - I see Celia being more obsessed with success and power, and in her mind Nancy is the embodiment of that. Go figure.

Personally, I am incredibly glad the big-gay-Celia storyline only went so far as her describing having sex with Raylene, and never us having to see it, because there is not enough brain bleach in the world for me to erase that image.

As for Weeds and LGBT stuffs: Weeds is a show full of beautifully, tragically flawed characters that each week draws a line of good taste, and then spends its time desperately trying to beat that line to a bloodied pulp with small animals and babies. They handle us homos they way the handle everything else - with laughter, bemusement and lovingly bad taste.

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