Any word on Neve Campbell’s involvement in the new season of House of Cards? —P.
I would describe her involvement as nil, seeing as LeeAnn Harvey remains very dead.
Julie: Neve Campbell on House of Cards! Any more scoop?
They're keeping things tight on her character, but we will also meet an "eccentric" and "super mart" dude, Alan McClinton, this season. Hmm…
What about some Forever? — Railene
Michael Gill, aka President Garrett Walker from House of Cards, is going to guest-star in the upcoming April 7 episode as Dmitry Milikoff, a former Russian dancer and current artistic director of a prestigious ballet company who, of course, becomes a murder suspect.
Question: Do you have anything on House of Cards? —Mark
Ausiello: All My Children’s Christina Lind (pictured, right) will appear in the Netflix drama’s upcoming third season, but the show’s Mad Men-esque veil of secrecy prevents me from telling you who she’s playing.
Greg: I already finished Orange Is the New Black and now I need House of Cards back. I can't wait another half a year for more Frank Underwood. Do you have anything on the new season?
We totes feel you. Next season will see new faces pop up in DC. Will they be friend or foe? We're not telling, but get ready to meet Dr. Buzdar, a doctor in her 40s who is described as "very smart." Meanwhile, Anto Ivonovich, a Russian man described as "formidable" and "refined" will recur.
Mike N.: I'm getting excited for the new season of Homeland. Any scoop to share?
Prepare to meet a major new player in season four as House of Cards star Corey Stoll is set to join the series. "I'm the station chief in Pakistan and up-and-coming in the agency," Stoll previewed for us. "I think that's all I can say, I'm sorry!" OK, he did spill a bit more, like who he will be sharing a lot of scenes with: "I am working with Claire Danes," he confirmed.
Got any more House of Cards scoop to get me pumped for the new season? — Patrick
With Frank assuming the role of vice president, he and his wife Claire will be thrown into an even brighter media spotlight. But with the additional coverage comes some probing questions about Frank and Claire's choice not to have children — the answer to which will reveal a painful history. But don't expect the media frenzy to keep Frank from committing his usual dastardly deeds. On the contrary, he'll get his hands dirtier than ever in very short order.
Can you tell me anything about the new season of House of Cards? — Kathy
Zoe and now-Vice President Frank Underwood are still on the outs, but he has a new ally. Jackie Sharp (Molly Parker), a third-term Democratic congresswoman, will fall into line for Frank's army, but not without some degree of resistance. "I don't think this character is a sociopath," Parker says. "But I do think she's interested in control. She's interested in power and fearlessness. She has a past and she has secrets, but she's not self-destructive. She has a conscience."
Is there going to be a second season of House of Cards from Netflix? –Cheri
Yes, when HoC got greenlit, it was for two seasons right off the bat. And the sophomore run is currently ballparked to hit Netflix in “early 2014.”
Question: Any chance you can deal us a House of Cards scoop? —Matt
Ausiello: Major spoiler alert — Linda Vasquez will be allowed to step foot outside the White House! Her portrayer, Sakina Jaffrey, tells me we will see her cooped-up chief of staff character “in a different space” in Season 2, although she won’t literally be seen outdoors. “I don’t think [Linda's] seen the light of day,” the actress says with a laugh. “They don’t let her out too much.”
