doubleohfive
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I'm two episodes in and I know I should get to bed but hot damn, the new season is AMAZING!
Anyone else watching tonight?
Anyone else watching tonight?
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House of Cards - Season 2 (Discussion & Possible Spoilers)
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doubleohfive
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I only got through three episodes before finally getting to bed. So far, the show is simply outstanding. Very glad to have it "back" at last!
Pissed me off. Not so much that this character bought it (Had a feeling it was coming) but that it happened so soon into the season.
I loved it. I had a strong feeling it was coming considering what happened in the British version, but I suspected it would occur towards the end of the season and be this season's big twist. The fact that they put it right in the first episode took me completely by surprise and upset all my expectations of how season 2 would play out.
Only 1 episode in for me, I'm not much of a binge watcher and prefer to space things out.
Just saw the first episode.
I checked this thread earlier, so I knew going in that someone important was going to die and that I wouldn't like it.
That expectation was met.
I'm disappointed that a big favorite of mine and an indelible part of the drama is gone. F.U. indeed. Still, I'm glad that one of the best shows on right now is back and I look forward to more of Frank Underwood's machinations.
Best ever breaking of the fourth wall, by the way.
I checked this thread earlier, so I knew going in that someone important was going to die and that I wouldn't like it.
That expectation was met.
I'm disappointed that a big favorite of mine and an indelible part of the drama is gone. F.U. indeed. Still, I'm glad that one of the best shows on right now is back and I look forward to more of Frank Underwood's machinations.
Best ever breaking of the fourth wall, by the way.
Saw the first episode earlier.
That incident, in conjunction with his discussion with the restaurateur, felt like Frank crossing the line to confirmed psychopath. Unlike the Russo killing, it didn't really seem to have a rationale (risk/opportunity factor) and seemed a bit like a play for shock value. Interestingly, Claire seems okay with it.
Anyway, looking forward to seeing more of this.
(Edit: Nice fourth-wall-breaking indeed, and I thought the opening title sequence was great thus time around.)
That incident, in conjunction with his discussion with the restaurateur, felt like Frank crossing the line to confirmed psychopath. Unlike the Russo killing, it didn't really seem to have a rationale (risk/opportunity factor) and seemed a bit like a play for shock value. Interestingly, Claire seems okay with it.
Anyway, looking forward to seeing more of this.
(Edit: Nice fourth-wall-breaking indeed, and I thought the opening title sequence was great thus time around.)
Yeah, it was. About five minutes before, I was thinking to myself "Frank's been ignoring us."
Who wouldn't want a set of cufflinks with those initials.
Apparently, this show is set in a world where no-one has even entertained the idea of any NSA data collecting scheme and where all the Tor network's hidden services still work. It's kind of cute.
Yes!!! That made me tick as well! I wonder how many people are going to try Tor after watching the show...
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Yeah, the major event that took place in the first episode was a shock!
Also, did anyone else
I can't wait to see the second episode!
Also, did anyone else
get shivers down their spine when Frank casually mentions that we think he's forgotten us? When he said it, while still staring in the mirror, the hairs on the back of my neck stood up! I swear, the casting in general is awesome, but mother of god, Kevin Spacey was THE perfect pick for Frank Underwood!
I can't wait to see the second episode!
True, but it's very much in tune with the British original. I wonder whether the second season will loosely follow the events of To Play the King, or if they'll make a break from the original at this point and try to tell their own story. They certainly can't have Underwood get into a spat with with the King, that's for sure.
Who is the closest thing to Royalty in the US,oprah?
Just finished 2x09. It was directed by Jodie Foster.
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All I have to say is poor Freddy. He's a good guy and by far the coolest character on the show. He and his rib joint were a nice little sojourn from the political grind for both Frank and the audience. It was a shame he had to get mixed up in everything and ultimately get brought down. Something told me that his newfound fame would go sour, but I didn't know what would happen or how, or that it would get this serious. At the end of the day though, Freddy, in his usual cool fashion just walks away.
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All I have to say is poor Freddy. He's a good guy and by far the coolest character on the show. He and his rib joint were a nice little sojourn from the political grind for both Frank and the audience. It was a shame he had to get mixed up in everything and ultimately get brought down. Something told me that his newfound fame would go sour, but I didn't know what would happen or how, or that it would get this serious. At the end of the day though, Freddy, in his usual cool fashion just walks away.
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I would have hated to live on that street since he became VP.
