This House of Cards Podcast

In this episode, Kris and Tyler Kris and Tyler discuss House of Cards: Chapter 26, the season finale. Details inside.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler Kris and Tyler discuss House of Cards: Chapters 24 and 25, the race to the finish, including Frank's testimony, POTUS' pills, Remy's broken heart, Stamper's obsessive mistake and a very odd love triangle.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler Kris and Tyler discuss House of Cards: Chapters 22 and 23, including Freddy's fall, Claire's sex scandal, Stamper's stumble, and the wrath of Frank.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler Kris and Tyler discuss House of Cards: Chapters 20 and 21, including Frank's seduction of Walker and rumble with Lannigan, Remy's relationship, and Stamper coming apart at the seams.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler Kris and Tyler discuss House of Cards: Chapters 18 and 19, including Frank's Civil War with Tusk, Claire's new cause, Lucas' downfall and the shifty Seth Grayson.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler Kris and Tyler discuss House of Cards: Chapter 17, including Claire's confession, Frank's fake emotional appeal and Jackie's whip wielding.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler Kris and Tyler discuss House of Cards: Chapter 16, including Frank's embarrassing of the Senate, Rachel's religious revival and Lucas' trip down the hacker's rabbit hole.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler Kris and Tyler discuss House of Cards: Chapter 15, including Frank's political engineering in finding a replacement Whip, Lucas' struggle for answers, Claire's dark, college-days secret, and a wedge driven between Tusk and the President.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler break down the season two premier of House of Cards, including Claire's ruthless offensive on Jillian, Frank's mentorship of a new Whip, Zoe's investigation into Russo's death and a twist that hits you like a moving train.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler break down the penultimate episode of House of Cards, iincluding Frank v. Tusk, Zoe v. Rachel and Clare v. Jillian.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler break down the penultimate episode of House of Cards, including Frank's clandestine vetting, Zoe's enterprising journalism and Clare's Jillian-centric rage.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler break down the eleventh episode of House of Cards, including Frank's VP aspirations, Clare's return and goodbye to Russo.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler break down the ninth episode of House of Cards, including Frank's revenge, Clare's affair and Russo's collapse.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler break down the ninth episode of House of Cards, including Frank's miscalculation, Clare's conniving, Zoe's maturity and Russo's resolve with Vice President Matthews.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler break down the eighth episode of House of Cards, including discuss Frank's fancy-free college days and Russo's rough roots.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler break down the seventh episode of House of Cards, including Frank's silver tongue, Russo's second thoughts and Zoe's daddy issues.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler break down the sixth episode of House of Cards, including Frank's vowel vomit, Clare's confessional, and Russo's new campaign.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler break down the fifth episode of House of Cards, including Frank and the teacher's union, Clare's gala, Zoe's Slugline and Russo's rock bottom.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler break down the fourth episode of House of Cards, including Frank's wolves and sheep, Russo's testimony, Clare's affair and Zoe's naked ambition.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler break down the third episode of House of Cards, including Frank and the giant peach, Russo's retiring of the party boy, Zoe's undercutting of her editors, and Clare's cemetery showdown.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler break down the second episode of House of Cards, including Underwood's soliloquy, Russo's drugged-up vacation, Zoe's rising journalism star, and the fall of candidate Kern.

In this episode, Kris and Tyler break down the first episode of House of Cards, including David Fincher's directing, Frank Underwood's shaft for Secretary of State, and Zoe's ethically ambiguous journalism.