Meechum’s loyalty to the Underwoods is unwavering. (Remember he had cut his hand on broken glass and Claire had bandaged him up and offered him a drink) Frank helped re-bandage him up and then within a few anxious moments, everybody was kissing one another. Towards the end of season 2, Frank walked in on his drunken wife and his Meechum having a laugh. It was the episode that had everyone talking. Who can forget that scene with Frank leaving Peter in a running car to die from carbon monoxide poisoning, making it look like a suicide. After Doug and Rachel (under the direction of Frank) drove the recovering addict to relapse, essentially ending his campaign for Pennsylvania governor, Frank stepped in and ruthlessly finished off the job. The congressman was one of the earliest casualties in the Underwood’s stop at nothing quest for power.
Doug followed her into the woods and then… Rachel ferociously attacked him with a rock leaving us with that final shot of Doug’s seemingly lifeless body. Fearing for her life, Rachel jumped out of Doug’s car and took off into the woods. The interview was definitely a jaw-dropping moment and a perfect example of how Claire is every bit as ambitious and manipulating as her husband.ĭoug Stamper’s (Michael Kelly) obsession with Rachel Posner (Rachel Brosnahan) almost proved to be his downfall when everything backfired in the season 2 finale. During the one on one she admitted that she had an abortion after being raped by the General, even though, technically, she didn’t.
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Of course, Lucas was gunned down by the dying secret service man during the assassination attempt proving his unwavering dedicated to the Underwoods.Īfter revealing to Frank that she was once raped by General McGinnis (Peter Bradbury), Claire Underwood (Robin Wright) took part in a live TV interview with CNN’s Ashleigh Banfield. Goodwin emerged from the crowd shooting President Underwood and killing beloved Secret Service bodyguard Edward Meechum (Nathan Darrow). While making a campaign stop in the fourth episode of season 4, Frank Underwood was shot at close range by Lucas Goodwin (Sebastian Arcelus), the former Washington Herald reporter who had been trying to expose Frank’s ongoing corruption and connection to Zoe Barnes death. *Warning: Spoilers for seasons one through four of House Of Cards ahead:įrank Underwood is shot and Edward Meechum dies
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So in preparation for season 5 of the hit Netflix original series (which starts streaming on Tuesday, May, 30th), let’s take a trip down memory lane and relive some of the most shocking moments from the first four seasons of House of Cards. Sure, it was a mercy killing, but who wasn’t in shock when Underwood broke the fourth wall to make it perfectly clear just how ruthless he could be. House of Cards has been making us gasp since the first scene in the first episode, when Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) calmly strangles his neighbour’s dog after it was hit by a car. House of Cards wouldn’t be Netflix’s most compulsively watchable series if it didn’t deliver some serious narrative shocks on a regular basis.
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