Richard Wright
Living Legend
People on the internet are too hard on Walker , he underestimated how much power he gave frank by having a vice president with one foot in congress and one in the executive branch. Frank is going down next season though
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Richard Wright
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He was clearly becoming outdated , more of a liability than anything. Seth will take care of it. They will spin it as well as they can - the president has a lot of power over the media. No one voted for him - so opinion means a lot less to him. I dont think his plan involves reelection anyway.
Stemper's faults were exposed. He was addicted to having CONTROL over something, whether it was alcohol or old girl.
He was still addicted, just not to the drank anymore. Seth will be able to keep up where Stemper left off and he has more to prove which is good. On the other end, he seems like an opportunist so we'll see
He was still addicted, just not to the drank anymore. Seth will be able to keep up where Stemper left off and he has more to prove which is good. On the other end, he seems like an opportunist so we'll see
They said next season Frank aint gonna coast like he used to.
I cant fukkin wait!
I cant fukkin wait!
*Just watched both seasons over the last two weeks or so. I like the show, I wouldn't say I love it. Even though it is highly entertaining, a number of things leave me with the 
expression.
I generally like anti-heroes. It's a welcome departure from the conventional hero arch. And in the first season I was certainly rooting for the Underwood clan. By the end of season 2, I hated them and wanted them to get their comeuppance. There is literally nothing redeeming about them, so I'm ready for the fall.
I don't have a problem with Frank ultimately getting his "way." I just wish it wasn't at the expense of everyone that surrounds him (besides Claire) basic cognitive abilities. Truly, I do believe most people are dumb; but, the level of ineptness displayed by Frank's coterie is fukking mind blowing. At some point it's just like:
*Nobody besides Linda (president's ex chief of staff) can see dude is pulling the strings and on some Sith lord, chancellor Palpatine tip?
When Walker was telling that anecdote about Mayweather and he told Frank he sees that punching bag as calculation, and ran down how he had played him, I was like
. Then, when he had Frank's ass to the fire, he let him off the hook over a letter like Frank is Yeats or some shyt. Still holding phone conversations with dude talking about, "Yeah, we need to see how this impeachment thing is going to go." Meanwhile, Frank is on some, "Sure thing, boss
," shyt.
*Zoe needed to be killed, because she was fukking dumb as well. She fully knew what Frank was capable of (or at least suspected it) and she showed up to a meeting with him in a fukking train station, whilst Frank showed up dressed like Carmen Sandiego and shyt. It was obvious he was going to lay the murder game down.
*I hate how Freddy got done. He just wanted to make the world a better place via barbecue.
* I liked season one more than more than two. Season one was more "feasible." Season two had more far-fetched scenarios, wild cards, etc. that Frank couldn't have possibly anticipated, but somehow finagled his way out of.
I guess I'll start Orange is the New Black.
expression.I generally like anti-heroes. It's a welcome departure from the conventional hero arch. And in the first season I was certainly rooting for the Underwood clan. By the end of season 2, I hated them and wanted them to get their comeuppance. There is literally nothing redeeming about them, so I'm ready for the fall.
I don't have a problem with Frank ultimately getting his "way." I just wish it wasn't at the expense of everyone that surrounds him (besides Claire) basic cognitive abilities. Truly, I do believe most people are dumb; but, the level of ineptness displayed by Frank's coterie is fukking mind blowing. At some point it's just like:
*Nobody besides Linda (president's ex chief of staff) can see dude is pulling the strings and on some Sith lord, chancellor Palpatine tip?
When Walker was telling that anecdote about Mayweather and he told Frank he sees that punching bag as calculation, and ran down how he had played him, I was like
. Then, when he had Frank's ass to the fire, he let him off the hook over a letter like Frank is Yeats or some shyt. Still holding phone conversations with dude talking about, "Yeah, we need to see how this impeachment thing is going to go." Meanwhile, Frank is on some, "Sure thing, boss," shyt.*Zoe needed to be killed, because she was fukking dumb as well. She fully knew what Frank was capable of (or at least suspected it) and she showed up to a meeting with him in a fukking train station, whilst Frank showed up dressed like Carmen Sandiego and shyt. It was obvious he was going to lay the murder game down.
*I hate how Freddy got done. He just wanted to make the world a better place via barbecue.
* I liked season one more than more than two. Season one was more "feasible." Season two had more far-fetched scenarios, wild cards, etc. that Frank couldn't have possibly anticipated, but somehow finagled his way out of.
I guess I'll start Orange is the New Black.
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Mr. 1nighter
On my grown man steeze
halfway through season 2. There was a gay scene with the chinese cat was there another with Frank? smh
is this show worth watching
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*Just watched both seasons over the last two weeks or so. I like the show, I wouldn't say I love it. Even though it is highly entertaining, a number of things leave me with the
I generally like anti-heroes. It's a welcome departure from the conventional hero arch. And in the first season I was certainly rooting for the Underwood clan. By the end of season 2, I hated them and wanted them to get their comeuppance. There is literally nothing redeeming about them, so I'm ready for the fall.
I don't have a problem with Frank ultimately getting his "way." I just wish it wasn't at the expense of everyone that surrounds him (besides Claire) basic cognitive abilities. Truly, I do believe most people are dumb; but, the level of ineptness displayed by Frank's coterie is fukking mind blowing. At some point it's just like:
*Nobody besides Linda (president's ex chief of staff) can see dude is pulling the strings and on some Sith lord, chancellor Palpatine tip?
When Walker was telling that anecdote about Mayweather and he told Frank he sees that punching bag as calculation, and ran down how he had played him, I was like
*Zoe needed to be killed, because she was fukking dumb as well. She fully knew what Frank was capable of (or at least suspected it) and she showed up to a meeting with him in a fukking train station, whilst Frank showed up dressed like Carmen Sandiego and shyt. It was obvious he was going to lay the murder game down.
*I hate how Freddy got done. He just wanted to make the world a better place via barbecue.
* I liked season one more than more than two. Season one was more "feasible." Season two had more far-fetched scenarios, wild cards, etc. that Frank couldn't have possibly anticipated, but somehow finagled his way out of.
I guess I'll start Orange is the New Black.
Season 2 started off dope because it tied up loose ends from season 1. I think the end game was for him to become prez so they had to write it in a way that got him there in season 2 since season 1 ended with him being VP. I hated the gay/bisexual fukkery and I hated how they made Stamper into a stalker.
Mr. 1nighter
On my grown man steeze
I don't trust Seth
Mr. 1nighter
On my grown man steeze
President should've followed up with people instead of blindly letting Frank run wild. Rich white dude is my dude tho.. i think he gonna be able to put that murder on Frank along with the hacker and Remy.
