This felt like a true House of Cards episode. There was a ton of political sparring, specifically between Will and Frank. Will proves himself to be a worthy opponent, making some surprising moves. It also marks the first time we really get to see Frank and Will in a room together, going at each other. This makes for some great twists, some great burns, and some great comedic moments.
This episode felt more like an episode of the first two seasons than anything in the third one and even to a certain extent this one so far. This season really built some momentum in the first four episodes, then fell into a bit of a lull. But now, it's back on its feet, and I'm looking forward to the final four episodes.
Overall, a pretty great episode that feels like one of the classic episodes.
This episode felt more like an episode of the first two seasons than anything in the third one and even to a certain extent this one so far. This season really built some momentum in the first four episodes, then fell into a bit of a lull. But now, it's back on its feet, and I'm looking forward to the final four episodes.
Overall, a pretty great episode that feels like one of the classic episodes.