"There is but one rule: Hunt or be hunted," Kevin Spacey says at the end of the new House of Cards trailer.
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Torture! Clones! Betrayal! Sexting! And just sex! From touching series finales (farewell, 30 Rock and The Office!) to Game of Thrones' brutal Red Wedding, 2013 was brimming with fantastic hours of television. TVGuide.com has compiled the top 25 episodes. Which ones made the cut? Tune in all week to see the full list.
What were the best TV shows of 2013?
Here are Episodes 10-6. (Catch up with Episodes 25-21, Episodes 20-16 and Episodes 15-11.)
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How about a House of Cards marathon on Valentine's Day? All 13 episodes of the second season will premiere on Feb. 14, the company announced on Wednesday.
Will House of Cards end after Season 2?
Season 2 of the David Fincher political drama finds Francis (Kevin Spacey) and Claire (Robin Wright) continuing their ruthless rise to power, as Zoe (Kate Mara) gets closer to uncovering the truth about his crimes. Michel Gill, Corey Stoll and Gerald McRaney also star.
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Both Spacey and Wright received Emmy nominations for their performances on the series, which was adapted from the 1990 BBC miniseries of the same name. The series earned a total of nine Emmy nominations and took home three awards.
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TV shows and movies set in Washington, D.C., often cast real-life members of the media to report on fictional proceedings. But the new Netflix political drama House of Cards takes that to a new level.
ABC's George Stephanopoulos plays himself in the series' second hour, interviewing a Secretary of State nominee on his This Week set. No spoilers, but it's a tough grilling that provides a turning point in the story...
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TV's next great antihero won't be on HBO, the cable network that introduced us to Tony Soprano. He also won't be on FX or AMC, the homes of Vic Mackey, Don Draper and Walter White. In fact, he won't be on TV at all.
That's because Frank Underwood, the ambitious U.S. Congressman played with a biting Southern drawl by Kevin Spacey on House of Cards, is trying to do for Netflix what his morally gray forebears did for their respective networks: put them on...
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