House of Cards is coming back for another season which will showcase 13 new episodes. The second season with premier on February 14^th and Netflix just released the official trailer of the brand new season. The trailer indeed has left the fans of House of Cards really excited and waiting eagerly for the second week of February.

For those who are not aware, House of Cards is the network’s original series and the has a huge fan following which is proved by the fact that the exclusive 2-minute trailer has almost 9,00,000 views in less than a day of its upload.

House of Cards is a drama series which is produced by Beau Willimon. The first season of this series also constituted of 13 episodes and was a huge hit. This trailer gives enough content for the fans to keep them guessing what lies ahead in the brand new season. Watch the trailer below and share your views with us:

What do you think of this brand new trailer of the drama series House of Cards? What will happen after Frank gets into power? Will he make a lot of enemies really fast and his life is going to change completely? What secrets will get exposed?

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On the next episode of Grimm, the gang has gathered at the shop to continue looking into the string of “undead” that have popped up around Portland. A flurry of rage-fueled assaults has drawn attention and can be traced back to The Baron, since the final step in the evolution of his victims is erratic and explosive violence. Seeing as how he infected an entire busload of people last week, the Crocher-Martel has plenty of hired guns (so to speak) ready and willing to do his bidding, but Nick having the resources that he does means that he can figure out a way to eradicate the city of them once and for all. It’s something that he has to do quickly, though, because if he lets The Baron shoot his saliva on enough people, there might be too many for even a Grimm of his caliber to deal with.

Elsewhere on Grimm, Stefania and Frau Pech continue to use Adalind as a pawn in their feud, while Renard learns that Eric’s in town on family business.

The season finale of Grimm is set to air Tuesday at 10:00 on NBC.

How will Nick be able to defeat The Baron? Will this conflict carry over into season three? Who will ultimately come out on top between Frau Pech and Stefania?

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What about Sansa, can she trust the Tyrells or will her head soon be sharing a place of honor somewhere next to her beloved father Ned Stark’s?

Elsewhere, Arya and her friends are out in the woods trying to get to safety, but safety has a way of eluding them. Can they escape the biggest danger or will it find them when they aren’t even looking?

Osha is certain someone is tracking Bran, but how could anyone know where they are? They left no footprint behind and are as far from civilization as they can get in the seven kingdoms. What kind of a creature could raise the hackles on Summer and will she be enough to save the lost group as they ramble along?

Brienne is doing her best to protect Jaime as she takes him to King’s Landing to trade him for Sansa and Arya, but Jaime makes it more difficult than necessary with his jabs and barbs. Will Brienne be the one to take him out of will the kingslayer be his own doom?

This week proves that what you expect is never what you get on Game of Thrones and if you think you’re close to safety, more likely than not you’ve just moved closer to darkness and danger than you’ve ever imagined. Meet new friends and encounter old enemies as you watch “Dark Wings, Dark Words” and always be prepared for who may be watching you when you aren’t looking. Even they may not know just what, or who, it is is that is right in front of them.

Check out a clip of tonight’s episode and hurry on back here for a recap and review after the ET airing at 10:00 PM.

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Hitchcock himself has been scrutinized this past year in two films, one made for TV and one theatrical, so it’s no surprise that a film he famously directed would be brought to the small screen in one form or another.

In the case of Bates Motel, it’s being brought to us by the A&E Network as a sort of a prequel. I say “sort of” because it takes place in modern times. That was something that took me a few minutes to suss out, what with the style of dress chosen, the furniture and even in some cases the way the characters speak. It’s not very often your see a housewife wearing a wide, belted floral skirt with similar shirt and an upturned collar in 2013, let alone washing the dishes in the outfit.

There are movies and television productions that deliberately try to throw you off kilter by their ambiguous sense of place and time, and for some reason Bates Motel has chosen to do this. I was only 100% certain we were in modern day when Norman (Freddie Highmore) had headphones in his ears and a cellphone attached. Dead giveaway.

Most of us have seen the movie, and know how it ends – only Norman was still alive during the story, but his trusty mother was in the film throughout. If you haven’t seen it, use your imagination. The path to Norman’s future, however, has only been shared in bits and pieces throughout the original and in the (dreadful) sequels.

Norma (Vera Farmiga) tries to be a loving mother, but comes off as a selfish, needy and controlling mommy dearest type. That doesn’t seem to stop Norman from loving her deeply, even though he does have his moments of rebellion.

Norman makes some friends at school, but the one that seems mostly like to stick makes him, another loner, a girl with cystic fibrosis named Emma (Olivia Cooke). It’s during one of his only attempts to reach beyond his mother than an unspeakable act binds them together in the premier, and it’s something that will not only hold them together but with which they will be able to use against one another for a very long time to come.

As Norman struggles to be a normal boy, his social insecurities are very apparent when he’s away from the house. We learn shortly after his father’s death (the catalyst for their move to White Pine Bay) that they have moved at least five times since he’s been in school because Norma tends to have flights of fancy she needs to pursue.

Before the end of the premier, they’re visited by the local sheriff (Nestor Carbonell) and his deputy (Mike Vogel) who appear to just want to snoop around the motel. It makes you wonder if there’s not more going on in the little village that we’ll learn as time progresses.

In the extended season clip below, we’ll see hints of Norman going class A angry, something he learned to tame by the time we met him in Psycho, and the arrival of his brother, Dylan, who we only meet via telephone in the premier.

While I wasn’t all that interested in the plot, to be honest, the inclusion of Dylan seems intriguing as does what occurred in the last ten seconds of the premiere that left me scratching my head and wondering “what the HELL?”

Is it worth tuning in? Sure. Psycho is a piece of history, there can’t be any harm done by checking out what Lost’s  Carlton Cuse and Friday Night Lights’ Kerry Ehrin have in store for the prequel.  There’s even a shout out to the great shower scene in case anyone could ever forget what happened in there.

Check it out by tuning in tomorrow, Monday, March 18th on A&E at 10/9c.

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