Season premiere review: House of Cards “Chapter 14” – Welcome Back
House of Cards is back with another slick-looking hour of Frank doing whatever the fuck he wants to.
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Review: House of Cards ‘Chapter 11’ – I’m Not Doing So Well
After a couple episodes of Frank facing some personal and professional challenges, he seizes an opportunity to turn the tides back in his favor in ‘Chapter 11’, adding a new,….
Review: House of Cards ‘Chapter 7’ – Fuck The Zero
It’s all a matter of perception in ‘Chapter 7’, a world-expanding episode that brings Doug Stamper and Vice President Jim Matthews into the fold and kickstarts the Russo for Governor….
Review: House of Cards ‘Chapter 6’ – Work With A View
‘Chapter 6’ is a bit of an about face for House of Cards, taking place more than a month after the gala of ‘Chapter 5’.
Review: House of Cards ‘Chapter 5’ – Friends Make The Worst Enemies
For the first time on House of Cards, ‘Chapter 5’ presents Frank Underwood with some serious conflict.
Review: House of Cards ‘Chapter 4’ – Water Under The Bridge
With each episode, House of Cards appears to get shallower, embracing the inexplicable and rejecting opportunities to develop its characters further.
Review: House of Cards ‘Chapter 3’ – I Know All About Hate
I’m not sure if I’d classify Frank Underwood as an evil man: underneath all the sneering and posturing, he’s not a bad person, just blinded by anger.
Review: House of Cards ‘Chapter 2’ – This Is Where We Get To Create
Elegantly directed and acted, ‘Chapter 2’ is the same smooth-talking, slick-looking show as the pilot – except its missing the key ingredient of dramatic tension.
First Impressions: House of Cards ‘Chapter 1’ – I’m Feeling Hungry Today
(Note to readers: episode by episode reviews of House of Cards will appear every day through the next week and half, with final thoughts on the season to follow. To….