If you're like me, you've already raced through all 13 episodes of House of Cards' sophomore season. You've no doubt dissected every critical scene in your brain and discussed your predictions for season three with your fellow binge-watchers.
Equally as important, you've tried oh so hard to avoid posting spoilers on social media in fear of your slowpoke friends inflicting Frank Underwood-level pain on you.
But this is your time to let your thoughts flow freely without fear of social retaliation. Below, in the comments, please share your reviews of Netflix's political thriller.
Use text, Instagram videos or Vine videos to submit your brief (or thorough) reviews. We'll round up the best ones — thoughtful, funny and creative — in a Mashable post.
And if you need a quick refresher on what happened, read our three-part review:
More vulnerable than ever in the final episodes, the Underwoods must cope with the looming threat of their downfall. Read our review of chapters 21-26.

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Season two thrives, just as ABC's Scandal does, when addressing timely multi-episode arcs. Showrunners have weaved in cyber spying, government shutdowns, right of asylum and — to no one's surprise — political malfeasance.
Information is power, but as some key truth tellers are discovering midseason, too much information can be lethal. Read our review of chapters chapters 17-20.

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The show at this point is excelling because of everyone's intense jousting for information and power, but just as engrossing is watching schemers Frank and wife Claire cunningly attempt to hide the truth at all means, like destroying the lives of the pesky journalists on his tail.
The ominous opening foreshadows a season filled with darkness for the Underwoods and company. And that ending. OMFG. Read our review of chapters 14-16.

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The Underwoods' massive cleanup effort has a lot of stains to tackle: old enemies, precarious alliances and riveting threats to everyone's future. But the mops now have fresh blood on them after a shocking death turns plans upside down at the end of episode one.