Fans of the Netflix original series House Of Cards can finally exhale.
The Emmy Award winning series will return bigger and better than ever on February 14, 2014. Actors Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright will reprise their roles as powerhouse couple Frank and Claire Underwood.
As reporter Zoe Barnes tries to reveal the truth about Underwood’s crimes, President Walker and billionaire partner William Tusk want him to return political favors or deal with the consequences of retaliation.
This season will return with new directors, including Jodie Foster and Carl Franklin of Homeland. The first season of the critically acclaimed show, which is based on a BBC series, was nominated for nine Emmy awards. Although Spacey and Wright didn’t take home any awards they were nominated for, the series garnered three Emmys, including best casting, directing, and cinematography.
House Of Cards isn’t the only show returning for its sophomore effort; Charlamagne Tha God has decided to take his talents back to television.
The popular radio personality and Guy Code star is returning to MTV2 for a second season of his series Charlamagne & Friends. The show features Charlamagne and a series of celebrity guests, including rappers, athletes, and comedians, as they discuss the hottest topics in pop culture.
Charlamagne’s fellow Guy Court member and comedian Lil Duval also has a reason to celebrate. His half hour series Ain’t That America is also returning to MTV2 for another season. Ain’t That America is the network’s highest rating series to date, averaging over 800,000 viewers the first season. Charlamagne Tha God expressed his excitement for himself and his dear friend by releasing this statement:
“Is this real life? Duval and I went from doing online webisodes to having our own shows back to back on MTV2. God and the Whiteman really have a plan for us. I am extremely grateful for the opportunity and as always, I hope I don’t make MTV2 regret it!”
You can catch season two of both MTV2 series beginning on January 15.
SOURCE: HollywoodReporter.com | PHOTO CREDIT: Netflix
