Here's What You Forgot About House of Cards Season 2

Frank has wormed his way into the Oval Office. He writes President Walker a heartfelt letter (complete with a signed confession implicating himself in Walker's crime), causing Walker to side with Frank against Raymond Tusk. Once Walker takes a presidential pardon off the table for Tusk's involvement in the money laundering scheme, Tusk turns on him and tells the judiciary committee that Walker knew all about the scheme. Walker resigns from the presidency, seeing no way out of impeachment, and Vice President Frank is free to take over.

Remy, previously aligned with Raymond Tusk, realizes he might have to turn on him. Jackie (his sometimes girlfriend) offers a potential spot on the administration if he'll testify against Tusk. We never actually see him do it, because Tusk ends up admitting that he knew about the illegal scheme.

Doug's possibly dead, baby. Following a threat from hacker Gavin, he goes to take Rachel to a safer location. Concerned that he's about to murder her, she beats him brutally with a rock in the woods. He has yet to be discovered.

Rachel is at large after beating Doug. She can still link Frank to Peter Russo's murder, but have we seen the last of her?

Freddy had gotten a franchise deal for his BBQ restaurant, but thanks to his son's temper, it falls through. Poor Freddy ends up with nothing — not even his original restaurant.

Claire receives a call that Megan, her sexual assault bill poster child, has attempted to commit suicide. By the time she arrives, Megan is heavily medicated, but still manages to accuse Claire of using her. Once home, Claire breaks down in tears. Later, Frank is sworn in and Claire is last seen giving him instructions to take a minute for himself and go into the Oval Office alone.