House of Cards
Tuesdays, 3:00 AM ET on Netflix
60 minutes
A political drama based on the BBC miniseries of the same name that takes viewers through the back halls of greed, sex, love and corruption in modern Washington, D.C.
Tuesdays, 3:00 AM ET on Netflix
60 minutes
A political drama based on the BBC miniseries of the same name that takes viewers through the back halls of greed, sex, love and corruption in modern Washington, D.C.
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In the wake of a surprising announcement, everything at the White House is shaken up. A decision must be made about whether to go to war.
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Brilliant in it's depiction of the deceptive Frank Underwood, House of Cards is a Netflix home run. There are viewers who believe the series had had a decline in seasons two and three, House of Cards is still a near flawless television show.
ItzHavok
Shockingly gritty and proves that being bad is good. This political drama demonstrates how some people will do anything to get ahead in life. This show has deception, manipulation, honor, greed, gluttony, a strong script and cast. The method this series is filmed makes the viewer feel like you are in the room with the actors and stirs emotions that series usually cannot grasp within the viewer. The writers did not hold back with this series. The plot twists will keep you up at night. I recommend this show for anyone who loves dramas.
7,575 ratings
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Tuesdays, 3:00 AM ET on Netflix
60 minutes
A political drama based on the BBC miniseries of the same name that takes viewers through the back halls of greed, sex, love and corruption in modern Washington, D.C.
House of Cards
Do not mess with Frank Underwood. Let me repeat that: Do NOT mess with Frank Underwood. He is politics distilled down to its essence: ruthless, corrupt, and selfish—but given that he's played by Kevin Spacey, he's also sexy as hell (and Claire, his wife, given that she's played by Robin Wright is a force to be reckoned with herself). One great reason to be watching House of Cards is "It makes you want to be a worse person," but since that isn't one to which most people would traditionally flock, here are five others:
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TelevisionFanboyContributor
Brilliant in it's depiction of the deceptive Frank Underwood, House of Cards is a Netflix home run. There are viewers who believe the series had had a decline in seasons two and three, House of Cards is still a near flawless television show.
ItzHavok
Shockingly gritty and proves that being bad is good. This political drama demonstrates how some people will do anything to get ahead in life. This show has deception, manipulation, honor, greed, gluttony, a strong script and cast. The method this series is filmed makes the viewer feel like you are in the room with the actors and stirs emotions that series usually cannot grasp within the viewer. The writers did not hold back with this series. The plot twists will keep you up at night. I recommend this show for anyone who loves dramas.
7,575 ratings
123 reviews
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