Chapter 68

There are so many new characters emerging from God knows where (after they killed off most) and it's the last season. I'm trying but i can't seem to care for them. The acting is weird too on top of that, especially those new character..

I stopped watching half-way through this episode, and I had been a loyal viewer. Let's face it. This show "jumped the shark" a couple of seasons ago. But it was still fun to watch, even as real life DC became more outrageous than Frank Underwood could ever imagine. However, with the abrupt exit of Kevin Spacey, there's no way to salvage this show. The boring plot thread of who killed Frank has no narrative momentum because it's all speculation with no flashbacks to Frank or even a witty turn to the camera from Frank. It plays like desperate time-filling ... Oops, I just dozed off there.

Giving Claire her own show would be fine. But they need to jettison Frank completely and have her involved in a plot we care about. Otherwise, the show is just a boring, desperate slog.

This is the first episode of the season that partly shows the writers can still write great storylines for House of Cards. Especially Doug Stamper's and Tom Hammerschmidt's storylines are very interesting and continue where season 5 ended. It gives impressions of how great this season could be if Frank Underwood was still alive. I miss House of Cards...

My last episode, nothing to see here. May try to finish season later but 0-for-3 so far

Packed full of action and suspense this series leaves nothing to uninitiated. Casual audience will feel lost and confused. But fans of the series that have no emotion for that cold dead loser Frank Underwood will feel more than satisfied. 5 stars!