House of Cards enjoys a confident return to form this season, though its outlandish edge is tempered slightly by the current political climate. Read critic reviews
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Episodes
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1. Chapter 53
Air date: May 30, 2017
Congress considers investigating Frank; Claire and Frank try to stoke fear of terrorism; Tom continues his stay in the White House.
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2. Chapter 54
Air date: May 30, 2017
Frank and the team work to leverage support in vital states -- by any means necessary; Claire hears upsetting news about one of Frank's friends.
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3. Chapter 55
Air date: May 30, 2017
Conway holds a 24-hour Skype session with voters the date before the election; Frank and Claire try to discredit Conway as they stump in key states.
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4. Chapter 56
Air date: May 30, 2017
Low voter turnout combined with a tight race leave things looking grim, but Frank has one more trick up his sleeve.
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5. Chapter 57
Air date: May 30, 2017
Nine weeks after Election Day, the Underwoods work toward consolidating their power; Leann looks for Aidan.
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6. Chapter 58
Air date: May 30, 2017
Suspected Russian forces seize control of an American station in Antarctica; a news leak could be damaging for Frank.
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7. Chapter 59
Air date: May 30, 2017
A crisis forces White House personnel to seek shelter in a bunker; Jane Davis negotiates through back channels.
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8. Chapter 60
Air date: May 30, 2017
Frank tries to confirm support; Claire deals with threats from Petrov and a stranded Russian ship.
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9. Chapter 61
Air date: May 30, 2017
Petrov tries to influence American affairs; Jane talks about her agenda with Claire; with her job in jeopardy, Leann turns to a reporter for help.
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10. Chapter 62
Air date: May 30, 2017
The Underwoods and their team want to undermine the revived committee investigating Frank; Hammerschmidt's investigation ramps up.
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Some of the storylines are starting to drag on but still good enough to look forward to the next episode.
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Kevin Spacey + 4th wall breaking. Phenomenal.
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We're running out of steam, folks. As solid as this series has been, this appears to be the season where the writers are scraping the barrel to find new uses for characters whose arcs probably had 2-3 seasons lifespan max. As always, the acting is excellent, but the writers (while talented) seem to be struggling for content.
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Season 5 and we still don't know how Robin Wright's bosom looks like?
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There was lots of unrequired bluff. The show completely Lost the North Star.
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A decent season, the finale saved it. I think the 6th season wasn't necessary, the ending was pretty solid and ambiguous enough, reminding me of the 2nd seasons' ending. This was their second chance to end it in a decent matter..
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Nothing new, the power struggle continues, only that it continues in circles, perhaps what was redeemable was the twist at the end.
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This season is dreadful; it has spoiled the whole series for me. What was once a very compelling and intricate political drama, so well crafted, gave place to an implausible and nonsensical series of events, without cause and effect, very silly and completely detached from reality.
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At this point, the show is out of good ideas and writing material. The show started as a serious political drama, now it borders between idiotic and nonsensical while still taking itself seriously.
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Way too much moving away from Kevin Spacey's storyline.
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