their families who resided within Coto. One housewife, Lauri Waring, who lived in a Ladera Ranch townhouse, was the exception-to-the-rule that was used as a foil to the extravagant lifestyle of the other four housewives, who lived "behind the Coto gates". Most of The Starter Wife miniseries is set within the gated community where the main character's friend lives. She even becomes friends with the security guard at the front gate. The pilot episode of the 2002 revival of The Twilight Zone titled "Evergreen" deals with a gated community called Evergreen Estates which has a sinister way of dealing with nonconformity that involves rebellious children committing those acts being taken to "Arcadia Fertilizer Company" where they are executed and made into red fertilizer for the small trees in front of the houses there. In one episode of VeggieTales (Sherlock Holmes and the Golden Ruler), Larry sings a song about gated communities in Silly Songs with Larry. In seasons 1-3 of Weeds, Nancy Botwin and her family inhabit the gated community of Agrestic. In The Neighbors, a 2012 TV series in the United States, a family has relocated to a gated townhouse community called "Hidden Hills" in New Jersey only they discover that the entire community is populated by residents from another planet who identify themselves by the names of sport celebrities, patrol the community in golf carts, receive nourishment through their eyes and mind by reading books rather than eating, and cry green goo from their ears. In Safe, a Netflix original series, it tells the mystery in and around a gated community. In the short-lived TV series The Gates, Nick Monohan and his family move from Chicago to a quiet, upscale planned community called The Gates where he will be its chief of police. They soon realize that their neighbors are not who they seem to be. The Gates is filled with such beings as vampires, witches, werewolves, and a succubus. See also Age-restricted community Barracks Castle Closed city Closed community Condominium Defensive wall Fort Homeowners association Peace lines Planned unit development Private community References Further reading Arizaga, Maria Cecilia: El Mito de comunidad en la Ciudad Mundializada. [Arizaga, Maria Cecilia: Murallas y barrios cerrados, La morfología espacial del ajuste en Buenos Aires. Nueva Sociedad, 166, 2000 ] Blakely, Edward J. and Mary Gail Snyder; Fortress America: Gated Communities in the United States; Brookings Institution Press, New Ed edition