House of Cards - Season 1
Season 1
Betrayed by the White House, Congressman Francis Underwood embarks on a ruthless rise to power. Blackmail, seduction and ambition are his weapons.
Episodes
Chapter 1
Allegiances are abandoned after a promise is broken in the opener of this drama, which follows a ruthless congressman and his equally ambitious wife as they navigate the corridors of power in Washington, D.C.
Chapter 2
Francis attacks the White House through the media; Claire makes a cruel decision.
Chapter 3
Francis deals with a crisis in his home district; Zoe experiences the politics of journalism.
Chapter 4
Francis takes on leaders in Congress; Peter Russo is forced to choose between politics and family.
Chapter 5
Francis' fight over an education bill creates unfortunate side effects.
Chapter 6
Francis battles striking teachers; Claire receives a surprise confession.
Chapter 7
Francis wins a major victory; Peter faces his past; and Stamper attempts to bury a secret.
Chapter 8
Francis receives an honor; Peter returns to Philadelphia.
Chapter 9
Francis and Stamper seek support in Congress.
Chapter 10
Claire defies Francis; Peter presents an ultimatum.
Chapter 11
Peter battles personal demons; Francis enters dangerous territory.
Chapter 12
Francis takes an unexpected detour.
Chapter 13
Francis desperately tries to keep his plan on track in the Season 1 finale. Later, Claire suffers the consequences of her decisions.
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