The second season of Weeds starts Monday Aug. 14 on Showtime.  I have missed the people of Agrestic so much!

"Nancy discovers that her new beau (Martin Donovan) is a DEA agent; Celia decides to run for city council---against Doug; Andy applies to rabbinical school and faces a tough admissions officer (Meital Dohan)."

 I think we decided last season that I am the only who watched this show besides Amanda who couldn't quite get past the theme song.

LOL The theme song is terrible!!! But the series is great. :D I'm looking forward to the new season. Got my TiVo all ready to roll. :)

We're waiting impatiently for the second season over here. I have to admit when I heard the theme song I was reminded of when I was a child and my Dad used to sing it to me.

I hated it then too...

i just started the first season on netflix. i heard for the second season they were having hip artists cover the theme song. like elvis costello and jenny lewis.

I'm currently watching the first season and it's fast becoming one of my favourite shows.  Good stuff.  But the theme tune is awful - I hit the mute button when it starts.

i heard for the second season they were having hip artists cover the theme song. like elvis costello and jenny lewis.

That would be incredible. I love both Elvis Costello and Jenny Lewis. :D I just hope that their own unique styles really distract me from the lyrics. There's just something about the phrase "ticky-tacky" that makes my skin crawl.

here's the post: http://community.livejournal.com/ohnotheydidnt/8006414.html#cutid1

It includes some promo pics for season 2. 

On the music side, Weeds producers have lined up several recording artists to cover the show's quirky theme song "Little Boxes" originally sung by Melvina Reynolds. Each week the show airs, "Little Boxes" will be performed over the credits by different artists including Grammy winner Elvis Costello, Englebert Humperdinck, Death Cab for Cutie, McGarrigle Sisters, Tom Maxwell and Ken Mosher (formerly from Squirrel Nut Zippers), Ozomatli, Regina Spektor, Jenny Lewis of Rilo Kiley and Tim DeLaughter of The Polyphonic Spree.

Well, it was so nice to see my old friends!  Everyone is exactly the same.  I forgot how mean Celia is to her daughter.  I just want to smack her when she is.  That poor kid.