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I admit to only having seen the first season, but aren\'t the Jewish characters just the protagonist\'s inlaws on her husband\'s side of the family? That doesn\'t seem like an overwhelmingly large number of Jews to me, unless having any Jewish characters counts as too many.
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I admit to only having seen the first season, but aren\\\'t the Jewish characters just the protagonist\\\'s inlaws on her husband\\\'s side of the family? That doesn\\\'t seem like an overwhelmingly large number of Jews to me, unless having any Jewish characters counts as too many.
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* \\\'\\\'{{Weeds}}\\\'\\\' counts more Jewish protagonists in the main cast than any other currently running series. It can be due to the fact that director Jenji Kohan is Israeli but, other than that, the setting (Southern California) would have you rather expect that the main cast would be at least 50% of Mexican origin. Instead, Mexicans mostly show up as secondary or background characters.
Incidentally, doesn\\\'t Nancy end up having a lot of connections in Mexico and close to the Mexican border? (Again, first season viewer writing)
Edit- here\\\'s the text of the example:
* \\\'\\\'{{Weeds}}\\\'\\\' counts more Jewish protagonists in the main cast than any other currently running series. It can be due to the fact that director Jenji Kohan is Israeli but, other than that, the setting (Southern California) would have you rather expect that the main cast would be at least 50% of Mexican origin. Instead, Mexicans mostly show up as secondary or background characters.
Incidentally, doesn\\\'t Nancy end up having a lot of connections in Mexico and close to the Mexican border? (Again, first season viewer writing)
