House of Cards Season 1, Episode 11 Review – “Chapter 11”
Frank gets darker in another decent, slightly underwhelming House of Cards episode.
Frank gets darker in another decent, slightly underwhelming House of Cards episode.
House of Cards gets back to the good stuff (mostly) in “Chapter 10”.
House of Cards is starting to show its true colors – and they ain’t pretty.
House of Cards looks into Frank’s page in an odd hour.
It’s all a matter of perception in “Chapter 7”, a world-expanding episode of House of Cards that brings Doug Stamper and Vice President Jim Matthews into the fold and kickstarts….
House of Cards puts Frank in between a number of interesting rocks and hard places in “Chapter 5”.
House of Cards’s surprising regression continues with “Chapter 4”.
The roadblocks in Frank become a bit clearer as House of Cards sets the table for the rest of season one.
House of Cards’s visceral, slick second episode is a step down from the pilot.
Netflix throws its hat into the original programming ring with House of Cards’s strong pilot.