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Nov 9, 2018 · 'House of Cards' showrunners explain why they left the Netflix political series on an open-ended note in the final scene of the sixth and final season. Spoilers ahead.
- Francis Underwood Death Explained
After firing Spacey over sexual assault allegations and...
- The Hollywood Reporter
'House of Cards' star Michael Kelly speaks to The Hollywood...
- Claire Underwood Speaking to Camera Explained
Claire Underwood assumes ownership of a House of Cards...
- Season 5 Finale
‘House of Cards’ Bosses Break Down Those Final Two Words of...
- Beautifully Macabre
'House of Cards' stars Robin Wright and Michael Kelly, and...
- Kevin Spacey's Frank Underwood Has a Grave in Gaffney
Netflix, in a 'House of Cards' stunt, buried Kevin Spacey's...
- Francis Underwood Death Explained
- What Happened at The End of House of Cards
- Why Doug Stamper Killed Frank Underwood
- Why Claire Killed Doug
- Why Claire Will Get Away with Doug's Murder
- Will Claire Still Launch A Nuclear Strike?
- Who Is The Father of Claire's Baby?
- What Frank's (and Claire's) Asides Really Mean
- What House of Cards Says About Power & America
In the episodes leading up to the end of House of Cards, Claire uses a move that Frank never could have: she announces that she's pregnant. It's unclear whether the baby is really Frank's (as she tells the nation) or whether it's actually Tom Yates' baby (Claire says it's a "50-50" chance). Regardless, Claire goes from the verge of impeachment to b...
One of the most surprising reveals of the finale was that Doug Stamper - a man so devoted to Frank that he continued to fight for him even after his death - was actually responsible for killing him. However, it makes sense in light of Doug's character arc this season; with Frank gone, Doug is determined to protect his legacy as a great man, and get...
Doug Stamper is literally the man who knows where the bodies are buried. He worked with Frank for twenty years and carried out some of his most nefarious and criminal schemes, and in one of his final acts Frank changed his will, leaving everything to Doug. He also left a USB drive containing his audio diary, knowing that Doug could use it as a weap...
Murdering a man in the Oval Office might be the most brazen crime either Frank or Claire has ever committed - and yet it's pretty clear that she's going to get away with it. Colonel Flora is already in custody, and after entering her office Doug handed Claire a list of all the assassination co-conspirators, which she can use to take down her enemie...
With Doug dead and the threat of what he knows (as well as the threat of Frank's audio diary) gone, Claire no longer really needs the distraction of the nuclear crisis. In an aside earlier in the episode, she admitted that she really didn't want to have to go down the route of a nuclear attack, so it's likely that she would back down from the threa...
As far as America is concerned, the widowed President Hale is carrying her late husband's baby... but the audience knows that things aren't quite that simple. In a conversation with her younger self, Claire suggests that there's a "50-50 chance" that she's carrying a "demon seed," which strongly implies that she doesn't know whether it's Frank's ba...
Perhaps the biggest twist of House of Cardsseason 6 is the reveal that Frank Underwood's many asides to the audience were seemingly excerpts from a secret audio diary that he kept throughout the show. It's perhaps a little far-fetched that Frank would leave record a villain monologue of all his terrible acts (which, if found, could ruin him), but i...
While some might believe thatHouse of Cardsis about American government being under attack by an unprecedented level of deviousness, corruption, and evil, the lingering message of the show - and season 6 in particular - is that what Frank and Claire did isn't really out of the ordinary. There's no indication that America is spinning towards open fa...
- Hannah Shaw-Williams
Nov 7, 2018 · 'House of Cards' star Michael Kelly speaks to The Hollywood Reporter about the death of Doug Stamper in the series finale of season six and why Kevin Spacey's Frank Underwood haunted the...
- Jackie Strause
Nov 23, 2018 · “There. No more pain,” she says as the series ends with Doug bleeding out on the carpet of the Oval Office. Cue one final look to the camera from Claire, whose future is left in a wildly uncertain...
- Jacob Stolworthy
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Nov 4, 2018 · Like Claire, I end House of Cards by looking at all of you. What do you make of this effort at a grand finale?
- Contributor
Nov 2, 2018 · The ending of House Of Cards isn't the cleanest. There's not much closure to be found in the plots related to the powerful Shepard family, and no confirmation of whether or not Claire...
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House of Cards showrunners reveal why the story had to end with THAT final scene. After six seasons of murder and politics, the drama came full circle. Eleanor Bley Griffiths. Published:...
