ME. On episode 5.

Have any of you guys seen the British version?

This season is soooo eerie. I can't believe it was written before the 2016 election.

Thoughts on this? Would you rather they kill off Frank or replace Kevin Spacey with someone else (this second option isn't an option discussed in the article)? Not sure how I feel, tbh. I really wanted to see Frank brought to justice.

http://www.businessinsider.com/house-of-cards-killing-off-kevin-spacey-frank-underwood-2017-11

Also: "As Variety reported Monday, the producer and the streaming service are developing multiple ideas for a new series taking place in the same narrative universe as “House of Cards,” including one concept revolving around Doug Stamper, the political aide-de-camp played by actor Michael Kelly, with Eric Roth set to write."

Hmmm...I wonder where they'd go with this.

Oh looks like they officially dropped Spacey: http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/11/04/562035100/netflix-dumps-kevin-spacey-from-house-of-cards-amid-harassment-complaints?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=npr&utm_medium=social&utm_term=nprnews

Yeah I definitely agree... the last season is going to be a let down now. And I liked the way the latest one ended, too. I hate myself for wishing there was still a clause in Spacey's contract that forced Netflix to keep him on for a few more episodes, just so we get some closure.

If you haven't watched the old British one yet and still want a House of Cards fix, I recommend checking it out. Obviously it doesn't have the David Fincher-esque feel that makes House of Cards great, but it's still really good.