What hot flashes mean?

(hot flash) A sudden, temporary onset of body warmth, flushing, and sweating (often associated with menopause).

What is wrong with Bill Shepherd house of cards?

8. Bill Shepherd. Bill Shepherd (Greg Kinnear) is one half of the brother-sister duo that is the Shepherds, the main nemeses for Claire’s presidency. Bill, sick and suffering from cancer, hates Claire.

Why did ‘House of cards’ end so badly?

That’s exactly what the show fails to do in its final season. These closing chapters were meant to separate the narrative from Spacey and protect the “House of Cards” legacy from his despicable actions. Instead, the season revolved around his character rather than Claire, only reinforcing that Frank was the priority.

Is Netflix’s ‘House of cards’ worth watching?

The industry did treat it like other prestigious TV shows, and Netflix ultimately regretted hiring Spacey, rather than the other way around. By those metrics, “House of Cards” is a roaring success, but the series also embodies many of Netflix’s present problems. The final season doesn’t feel like a final chapter; it feels like content.

Is ‘House of cards’ a feminist show?

House of Cards rouses itself to life a few times during the season, mostly by simultaneously celebrating and skewering white feminism. In these passages, Claire pits herself against the old boys’ network, represented by the moneyed interests of new characters Annette and Bill Shepherd, but also by essentially everybody else Claire butts heads with.

Why did Doug kill Frank’s wife on ‘House of cards’?

On the night in question, Doug (Michael Kelly) intercepted the former president when he went to the White House to kill his wife. Frank (Spacey, unseen and unheard throughout Season 6) was pissed at Claire (Wright) for refusing to pardon him, and Doug panicked. “I didn’t have a plan,” Doug tells Claire in a melodramatic Oval Office confessional.