Chapter 3 is the third episode of the first season, as well as the third episode in general. It aired on February 1, 2013, along with the rest of season 1. Francis must leave union negotiations to deal with a crisis in his home district; Zoe neg

The Underwoods tackle two threats that could bring their plans to ruin. Francis grooms his replacement as Whip. Claire goes on the offensive. Claire undertakes making a comeback to fight off the attacks of Gillian, and promptly puts her in her p

Despite some friction, the Walkers deepen their friendship with the Underwoods. But it's all-out war between Francis and Tusk. The Democrats face mid-term problems when new attack ads are released, forcing Frank and Doug to try to influence fina

Adam Galloway (born July 4, 1960) is a photographer, who was born in Shrewsbury, UK. At the age of 18 he moved to New York. After completing his high school studies, Adam joined a traveling art company during the free love movement that brought

This is all minor characters. Roughly in order of first appearance. A character is considered a minor character if the name of the actor hasn't appeared in the title sequence, but only in the end credits.

Raymond Alan Tusk is a billionaire industrialist who specializes in nuclear power and owns several nuclear power plants. He was also a close friend and adviser ofPresident Garrett Walker. Raymond Tusk was born to a middle-class family of steel

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This individual was the King of the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth realms from his mother's death until his abdication in the late twentieth century. Following his succession as monarch, he was determined to play a more active role in gov

Elizabeth McCullough, Countess Urquhart (née McCullough) is a British businesswoman and the wife of Francis Urquhart, who served as Prime Minister ofthe United Kingdom and Leader of the Conservative Party from 1992 to 2003; in turn, she became

Francis wins a major battle, but doesn't pause to rest on his laurels. Peter must face his past. Stamper hushes a secret. President Walker finally signs the education bill into law, earning Frank a major victory by affording him great influence