Following one episode of its new season, Weeds has given viewers a lot to chew on.

Celia is bonding with her captor in Mexico; Doug and Silas have grand visions of pot growing; and Nancy is pregnant and alone.

In an interview with E! Online, star Mary-Louise Parker touched on all these storylines:

On Celia's fate: Have no fear, Celia lovers: Nancy' frenemy will be okay: "Celia's like a cockroach; you can't stamp her out," Parker said.

On Silas and Doug's pot plans: Will Nancy get involved with her son and friend's medical marijuana dreams? "I don't think so. In general, she dreams bigger than that. It's too safe and simple for her. [Her] things are generally more dangerous and have higher risk to them," Parker said.

On having another child: "She's not going to turn into a housewife. I don't think she'll be satisfied staying at home gardening."

It's hard to blame Silas for looking at his mother in a new, confusing, less respectful light.

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