'House of Cards' Gets Return Date

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Updated Apr. 14, 2017 5:25PM EDT / Published Dec. 04, 2013 12:17PM EST

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The nature of promises, is that they remain immune to changing circumstances. And for those who made the dive and binge-watched the first Netflix original series House of Cards, the promise of a second season will be fulfilled. Netflix announced Wednesday that the second season will be available starting on February 14, 2014. What a perfect Valentine’s Day present. The popular drama, which stars Kevin Spacey as conniving Congressman Francis Underwood, and Robin Wright as his wife, broke the barrier for a non-network series, and was nominated for multiple Emmy’s in its first season.

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'House of Cards' Gets Return Date

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