'House of Cards' Binge Weekend Begins


As most of you know Netflix's "House of Cards" was released today. None of The Conversations Circle members have begun watching HOC, yet. So we thought this piece in the New York Times, "5 Things to Remember Before Watching Season 4", was instructive. There's also live blogging going on out there if you're interested. We're just trying to find time to start binging!

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