House of Cards

Whether pursuing other projects or behind the scenes drama, some TV exits can be more dramatic than others.

Newly Independent Michigan congressman Justin Amash said partisan dysfunction and corruption is "much worse" than Netflix's "House of Cards."

The former "House of Cards" star is due in Nantucket District Court on 7 January for his arraignment.

So. Many. Originals.

"We never socialized outside of work."

But she's excited about Robin Wright's takeover.

The Academy Award nominees will play brother and sister.

Hailed as the "most expensive vodka" in the world, the Russo-Baltique may have been stolen from a specialist bar in Denmark.

"I wish them all the very best on 'House of Cards' Season 6."

The final season of the show will star Robin Wright and not include Kevin Spacey.

Netflix and Media Rights Capital extended the show's hiatus, leaving staffers unsure of what the future holds.

"I was a Kevin Spacey fan until he assaulted a loved one," she tweeted on October 13.

Because do we really need Paul Blart: Streaming President?

The University of Missouri said the reference was "in poor taste."

The series should be allowed to produce its final season and maintain a legacy apart from Kevin Spacey.

Netflix announced production is suspended "to address any concerns of cast and crew."

Dump the (alleged) sexual predator. Robin Wright can steer this ship on her own.

A decision to end the show was reportedly made months before Anthony Rapp's allegations against the Oscar-winning actor.

A self-identified troll says the U.S. struggles with "tax problems, the problem of gays, sexual minorities, weapons" after watching the Netflix soap.

"I know that Frank Underwood killed someone and I'd rather have him as my president. I would feel safer."

Many have questioned how the series, which hasn't aired a new episode since Donald Trump won the Republican nomination, could possibly match the lunacy of America in 2017.

From The Magic School Bus to Dear White People to Bill Nye, the streaming platform is going all out in 2017.

You can see President Josiah Bartlet's inauguration on "The West Wing," or Frank Underwood sliming his way into the presidency on "House of Cards."

Terrified of Tuesday? Keep yourself occupied with titles like "Broad City," "Bulworth" and "Black Mirror."

The list includes nods to "Game of Thrones," "House of Cards," "black-ish," "The Americans" and "Silicon Valley."

Early Netflix adopters who currently pay £5.99 a month will soon have to pay £7.49.

At least 20 percent of content would have to be European, under European Commission proposals.

The Israeli prime minister has crushed the opposition, shored up his support and put himself on course to become his country's longest-serving leader.

The actors will join Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling in the sequel directed by Denis Villeneuve.

Spacey's evil fictional U.S. president thinks the U.K. should part ways with the EU.