House of Cards: Catch Up on Season 1 Before You Watch Season 2!

The pieces of Frank's plan have come together: now that Peter is out of the running, the current vice president is a shoo-in governor of Pennsylvania. After some initial confusion about exactly who is vetting whom, a meeting with Raymond Tusk (an eccentric billionaire friend of the president's) leads to Frank earning the vice presidential nomination. With his eyes on the White House, the majority whip doesn't appear to be too broken up about having murdered Peter.