"House Of Cards" Season 5 is in for an all-out and extremely awaited comeback on the web streaming channel of Netflix in 2017. Spacey & Wright are the heart and soul while Willimon is the showrunner that can make or unmake the series for a season 6.
"House Of Cards" Season 5, which is locked up in 2017 will unravel illicit affairs, dark truths and even deaths of either of the two main characters Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) and Claire Underwood (Robin Wright). It has been revealed by Gamenguide that Frank will meet the grim reaper in the season.
Frank will have his untimely demise in the hands of his most trusted confidante and lover of his wife, Doug Stamper (Michael Kelly). The death of Spacey's character in "House Of Cards" Season 5 is only way to go for a show that is designed to come back for its last hurrah in the airwaves. Without Spacey, the award-winning show is meant to die as reported by Netflixlife.
Yeah…that's enough fun for today. pic.twitter.com/RudwaO1v8F
— Frank Underwood (@Frank_Underwood) March 23, 2016
"House Of Cards" Season 5 will stand up witness to the departure of its most creative show runner Beau Willimon. Without him, it would be impossible to find a replacement that could match or even surpass the achievements for the series. This justifies Netflix decision to lock up the series for good as it returns on the web stream next year.
It might be Washington's Birthday, but I am the Daddy of Our Country. pic.twitter.com/X6Y0hgMsNt — Frank Underwood (@Frank_Underwood) February 23, 2016
There are reports circulating that "House Of Cards" Season 5 will burn down the house that the couple Frank and Claire had built on their way to the White House. While there are power struggles, love turned into hatred will be a twist that awaits to be revealed in the season. Claire's illicit affair with Frank's close friend will take center stage as well.
"House Of Cards" Season 5 is one of Netflix's most awarded series. However, after its award winning airing for four seasons, it is meant to die after its return next year, leaving disappointments to the avid viewers.
