Ugh, chalk me up as one who hated this season.
I can get behind an anti-hero, or even a good villain as long as there's an anti-hero or some redeeming character also at the centre of the show, but here we have a show focusing on a slimy, d-bag main character who constantly gets his own way due to the stupidity and gullibility of everyone around him who conveniently act just the way he needs for his plans to succeed, and with no likable characters to cleanse the palate.
Frank's letter convincing the President to forget everything that had come before and fall in perfectly with Frank's plan was the final straw for me.
I have no interest in spending any more time in this narrative.
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