S5 is unfortunately DVD and blu-ray version was hard to find. 😞

S6 is unfortunately hard to find both DVD and Blu-ray.

I hope for S6 soon to! :D

So Claire suddenly develops a heart and decides to stick up for some random gay prisoner she knows for a day. Jeopardises her and franks entire life goal of legacy to stick up for him?

The same character that was willing to bury Adam her lover of many years for same said legacy.

Yeah absolute bullshit. Stupid as hell

I wasn’t gonna watch the season with her as president anyway, but I laugh at the idea of even considering it now

If Netflix was to ever revitalise the series, here’s who I would have playing the main cast. To note, this means the actors would be older than they are today.

1. Frank Underwood - Oscar Isaac
2. Claire Underwood - Rebecca Ferguson
3. Zoe Barnes - Anya Taylor Joy
4. Doug Stamper - Scoot Mcnairy
5. Garrett Walker - Aaron Eckhart
6. Peter Russo - Barry Keoghan
7. Remy Danton - Regè Jean Page
8. Tom Hammerschmdit - Bryan Cranston
9. Linda Vasquez - Poorna Jagannathan

Assuming there are 5 full seasons, here is
the premise of each season (with tweaks so it is not an exact re-run of the original)

Season 1: Frank getting betrayed to be Secretary of State. The audience gets to see Frank working his way up, before the betrayal.

Season 2: Frank begins a ruthless campaign of political revenge, steadily climbing toward power. The audience learns about his past with his family, how it shaped him and his traumas he lives with.

Season 3: Zoe Barnes falls in love with the power dynamic both Frank & her have, but Frank’s focus is on acquiring power. Zoe gradually uncovers inconsistencies and becomes increasingly convinced that Frank is hiding crimes that could destroy him. (Russo and Linda die here) Frank quickly rises to power to be chief of staff. Zoe also struggles with her feelings with Lucas, despite being in a relationship together.

Season 4: Frank kills Zoe after she finds out that he got Doug to kill Rachel, but Zoe’s disappearance sparks suspicion and a widening investigation. After fixing a major scandal of President Garrett having an affair, Frank resigns as chief of staff, positioning himself as the ‘outsider’ who can fix the administrations failures. Frank becomes president due to his impeccable timing of planting the scandal, which makes him run for president in the coming months, and he wins. Lucas is frantic after Zoe’s death and investigates Frank with the help of Tom.

Season 5: As Lucas and Tom put the pieces together, Frank kills Tom and believes that he is untouchable. Lucas being under the radar finally gathers all evidence to put Frank to justice, and avenge Zoe & Tom’s deaths. Frank is impeached, prosecuted, and ultimately imprisoned as decades of corruption unravel.

Is he stupid?

I am soon at the end of season 5 and was wondering if I just should stop there or give the last season a try. I am fully aware of the ratings and general opinion of the end, but does it get more hate than deserved? What are your thoughts? Please no spoilers since I have a few episodes left in S5.

Giving money to a homeless person doesn’t seem like something a sociopath would ever do, but then when she hears about Zoe’s death in the news she seems to piece it together, then does her makeup like it’s any other day.

I was so happy Francis announced the breast clinic from federal money at the State of the Union. AND also that Celia would run for the seat after her mother Doris.

Lmao the look on Claire's face says it all. I was so angry on her from these episodes and I feel like the degradation of her character started here. Don't even get me started on oooo how she feels trapped being literally The First Lady.

Francis made some excellent moves here lol. She totally deserved it.

Spacey launched these a week ago.

Ma tier-list de personnages favoris dans House of Cards, aka la meilleure série de tous les temps !

I rewatched the show like 3 times already, up until the last season. The first season just always amaze me and I just figure out something new every rewatch. I remember my first watch when Zoe died and I was so shocked I had to tell my friends even though none of them watch the show. So many things happen in the span of 13 episodes it felt like multiple seasons.

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Obviously he wasn't perfect, but compared to how ambitious and ruthless everyone else was, Walker genuinely seemed to care about governing. I always felt like he was more naive than incompetent. Anyone else feel the same?

Well it’s Fourth of July in the USA and what better to celebrate than to talk about US political dramas? I’m rewatching the series for the 100th time and this always piqued my interest.

I put spoiler in title in the event that some are still discovering the show and watching it for the first time, but as a long time fan of the show, one of the things that always got to me was Frank and Freddy’s falling out.

I’m inclined to think that Frank really did care for Freddy and that their relationship was genuine
… but the between White House job and the fight between them. It was one of the more human moments where Frank finally realizes the limits of his influence. Truly a humbling moment but have always been emotionally tied to the severity of that “break up.”

Why couldn’t Frank just genuinely be happy for Freddy about moving on? The “last plate of ribs” comment that Frank makes just makes it seem like Freddy was nothing but a pawn for him, much like everyone else… I know it’s just a television series but this narrative almost hits too close to home to real life.

What is everyone else’s thoughts? Interested to hear different takes on it.

Kinda self explanatory but I feel like her experience with Hammershmidt would make her investigate even more

Day by day, it feels like I'm watching House of Cards all over again.

Im surprised when people talk about the worst finales on reddit this show isn’t one of the most upvoted ones. I get that they cut ties with kevin spacey but to completely retcon the narrative and changing established relationship was so unnecessary. They could’ve turned doug into franks protege and seek revenge but instead they decided to use doug as some sad twist. Especially with how lucid the transitions felt between each seasons up to the last and with the last season completely spiting on the ending of the 5th season it just felt like they did a rush job on trying to just wrap everything up in somewhat “exciting” way while completely forgetting what they built.

Fairly pissed I just realized I cannot watch this show on Netflix without paying more. Why is this available

Jeanine Pirro when she was a Democrat and had less work done in House Of Cards 😂

Just started watching the series and I’m on episode 4. Still not really sure what’s the premise of the show. Is it just me or does it start slow like other great series? (IE: breaking bad)

Rewatching HOC right now and reliving a time when things were normal and more simple! Watching a scene, season 3 episode 4 with Seth and Ayala talking. He pulls her WH credential and she threatens him regarding kicking reporters out of the Whitehorse and limiting their access…🤣🤣