Every 2016 Netflix Exclusive TV Show Ranked Worst To Best

Though it's fair to say that House of Cards has lost a little of its steam over the last two seasons, it's still hard to argue with the impressive production, disquieting social relevance and, of course, the magnificent performances from Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright in particular.

While much of the season's core felt like a wheel-spinning exercise ahead of what's rumoured to be the show's final season coming this year, the high-drama was still ludicrously addictive (and frequently shocking) to watch unfold, while the parallels to the present-day American political climate were perversely entertaining to observe.

With a greater emphasis on Wright's Claire Underwood and a potent new adversary in dogged reporter Tom Hammerschmidt, the political drama continues to be a major jewel in Netflix's crown even with slightly diminished returns.