Chapter 67

Claire is making her way into the circle. She knows exactly what she is doing, even though Shepherd thinks he has the upper hand. We get a glimpse of Claire's youth and her empowerment and her hatred of most men. She is an island in the White House. She knows they are going to mistreat her at every opportunity, so she bides her time. Doug Stamper is out of the institution and plans to punish Claire and reveal her personal atrocities. I think, though, the Third Episode must pick up the pace a bit.

It is far more interesting than episode 1. It is still a little slow like water boiling. All in all, I think it is still worth watching.

Greetings from Lithuania.

So i finally convinced myself of watching the last season of "House of Cards". The show is not as it used to me without Kevin, to say the least. Yet it wasn't that bad as rating here suggest. I thing the very low rating here are because of hate more then the material itself.

Overall, this season so far is the weakest for me, yet its not that bad to watch it. Great acting and kinda entertaining writing are best things about it so far.

I'm trying to get thru this w/o Kevin, but he was the show. Robin Wright prancing around having somehow acquired the knowledge it took Francis years in Congress to master doesn't give the viewers much faith. What I lives about this show was the high standard it held, drawing an intelligent audience. I hadn't enjoyed anything since Lost ended. This successfully kept my attention thru last season. I hope that it gets better. I like the good cop bad cop the siblings are playing. And I'm anxious to learn more about how Annette got Francis' ring and it ended up on his bed. And I want want lots more of Doug. He is a great character, and I never know what he's going to do.

I just can't stand the show anymore! It was all heated up till the mast season, but this one is just nothing compared to the others, beside the soundtrack is really boring as well as the full season.