In a interview with the Toledo Blade , Kohan explained what the title meant. Mainly, though, it refers to hardy plants struggling to survive. The success of the female-led show caused the network to commission more woman-centric shows, such as Nurse Jackie and The Big C.
The song's title refers to a housing development Reynolds came across in Daly City, California, where she thought all the homes looked the same. Because the show changed locations, the theme song evolved, too. When the Botwins abandoned their little box at the end of season three, the theme song disappeared, too.
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Celia also has another daughter named Quinn, who, until the end of Season 4, had only appeared in the pilot episode. After that she's been mentioned as having been sent to boarding school after Quinn found out her mother was spying on her and knew she had slept with Silas. Quinn is almost never mentioned anymore. In the Season 4 finale her mother visits her in Mexico, only to get drugged, captured and held for ransom by her.
At the beginning of season 5, Celia is eventualy released from the ransom after no one has responded. Throughout the season, Celia's jealousy for Nancy continued to grow. At the end of the season, Celia begins to dress as Nancy and starts to sell marijuana with a new team. After the fifth season, Celia was never heard of ever again. What happened to her is somewhat up-in-the-air.
On the commentary of the series finale, "It's Time", the creators reveal Celia journeyed into Mexico and was killed by a car bomb from Mexican-gangsters. Other sources of the show said that, "Celia went back to Agrestic, and fulfilled her desire to be like Nancy by becoming a drug dealer.
Celia sends her daughter, Quinn, to Mexico after Quinn uses a nanny cam to tape her father and Celia's husband, Dean, having sex with a tennis pro, and purposely makes sure Celia sees it. Celia is also upset that Quinn had sex with Nancy Botwin's son Silas. She also switches her other daughter, Isabelle's chocolate stash with laxatives in order to teach her a lesson. Isabelle is humiliated when she eats too much of the "chocolate" and has an accident at school.
She then retaliated by switching Celia's pills with immodium so she would become constipated. Later, Celia is diagnosed with breast cancer and undergoes a double mastectomy. While she has cancer, Celia's demeanor changes from uptight and judgmental to easy going and fun, but once she begins feeling better, she goes back to her old self.
Celia runs for city councilwoman and wins after Dean her husband forgot to submit Doug's "intent to run" paper. Doug gets back at her by making Celia nervous and forgetful when Celia is holding a broadcasted conference. Later, Doug, feeling sorry for Celia, gives her some tips to make her city council role easier. The two then realize that they're attracted to each other and began an affair.
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