List of awards and nominations received by Weeds explained

This is the list of awards and nominations received by the American television series Weeds (2005 - 2012).

By Awards

Casting Society of America (CSA)

Emmy Awards

Golden Globe Awards

Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Mary-Louise Parker for playing "Nancy Botwin", won)

Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Parker, nominated)

Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Parker, nominated)

Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Parker, nominated)

Image Awards

Producers Guild of America (PGA)

Satellite Awards

Screen Actors Guild (SAG)

Saturn Awards

Writers Guild of America (WGA)

Young Artist Awards

By year

2005

Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Mary-Louise Parker, won)

Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Parker, won)

Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Parker, nominated)

Best Writing - Episodic Comedy (Jenji Kohan, won)

2006

Outstanding Casting - Comedy Series (nominated)

Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Mary-Louise Parker, nominated)

Outstanding Supporting Actor - Comedy Series (Romany Malco for playing "Conrad Shepard", nominated)

Television Producer of the Year - Episodic Comedy (nominated)

Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Parker, nominated)

Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Parker, nominated)

Best Supporting Young Actor - Television Series (Alexander Gould, won)

2007

Outstanding Casting - Comedy Series (nominated)

Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Mary-Louise Parker, nominated)

Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Parker, nominated)

Outstanding Supporting Actor - Comedy Series (Romany Malco, nominated)

Best Series - Musical or Comedy (nominated)

Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Parker, nominated)

Best Supporting Young Actor - Television Series (Alexander Gould, nominated)

2008

Outstanding Actress - Comedy Series (Mary-Louise Parker, nominated)

Best Actress - Musical or Comedy Series (Parker, nominated)

2009

Outstanding Comedy Series (nominated)

2010

Outstanding Cinematography for a Half-Hour Series Michael Trim, (won)