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    <em>House of Cards</em> Season 5, Episode 3: The Live-Binge Review

    As America votes, the Underwoods watch a movie.
    by Spencer Kornhaber May 30, 2017 2 minutes
    Source: David Giesbrecht / Netflix

    As in previous years, I’m binge-reviewing the latest season of Netflix’s House of Cards, the TV show that helped popularize the idea of “binge watching” when it premiered in 2013. Don’t read farther than you’ve watched.

    , a tale of romantic collusion and transportation-related murder, is obviously a fitting film for Claire and Frank to watch each. Losing the White House is simply not to be contemplated. Also implied: Their marriage would not survive a fall from power. It’s not built for that.

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