Seriously Karen Gillan looks awesome in this

Jimmy B wrote:

Nah, we released it back in October.

Really? How did I miss that? My brain is spoiled.

I mean, I am no fan of the original

bullet3 wrote:

I strongly disagree so far. The show has been strong for being super grounded for the most part up to this point.

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The murder in this episode is a great wtf moment for the audience, but totally shatters the believability of this series, and plays like something out of 24 or a far goofier show. I don't buy for a second that Underwood personally kills someone in that public of a fashion. It feels contrived as all hell, there would be a million cameras around, and someone as public as him would never risk it (like that disguise is fooling anyone). It's total bullshit frankly, and the susbsequent episode starting to delve into the "darknet" feels like something out a 90s hacker movie and doesn't belong in this show.

Kinda disappointed so far.

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I'm with you on the hacker stuff. So fucking cheesy and awful. Zoe's death is different, though. I think it's a good move. A big problem I had with season 1 is that Frank had no one who measured up to him. He did everything right and never faltered. Killing Zoe was a split second decision, and even though he turned her around so that it would look like she tripped, it'll almost certainly come back to bite him. His relationship with Zoe was always a dangerous one, and his handling of her in this instance left loose ends (Lucas) that he has no way of knowing about. I'm okay with this move, providing that the murder plays a large role later on in the season. Also, it's an awesomely shocking move to kill off the third most important character on the show in the first episode of the new season.