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"Weeds" marks 100th episode as series finale looms

From left, actors Alexander Gould, Hunter Parrish, Mary Louise Parker, Kevin Nealon, executive producer Jinji Kohan and actor Justin Kirk celebrate the 100th episode of Showtime's "Weeds" on July 17, 2012, in Los Angeles. Getty

(CBS/AP) LOS ANGELES - "Weeds" marked the taping of its 100th episode on Tuesday with a celebration that included star Mary-Louise Parker and other cast members.

Showtime's entertainment president, David Nevins, told the show's cast and crew that only a few cable series have reached 100 episodes. Among them is "Monk."

Pictures: Mary-Louise Parker

Parker and her co-stars, including Kevin Nealon and Hunter Parrish, marked the milestone with cake and champagne while shooting on location in Los Angeles. The actress was casually dressed in the blouse and cutoffs that she wore for a scene taped earlier.

Parker plays a pot-dealing suburban mom in "Weeds," which will end its eight-year run in September.

Parker and the show's creator, Jenji Kohan, grew emotional as they celebrated the series' milestone. Two more episodes remain to be taped.

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