House of Cards (2013-2018)

A politician is willing to do anything (no really, anything) to reach the top on House of Cards. A huge hit for Netflix for six seasons starting in 2013, the show was a remake of the BBC's smash 1990 hit show of the same name. And it probably could've lasted even longer if Kevin Spacey didn't get into all sorts of trouble. Executive produced by David Fincher of Se7en and The Social Network fame, House of Cards stars Kevin Spacey as Francis "Frank" Underwood, a Democrat Congressional Majority Whip and ruthless careerist. Frank and his wife Claire (Robin Wright) have made a pact to take down U.S. President Garrett Walker (Michael Gill) after Gill backpedaled on a promise to appoint Frank Secretary of State. So, he makes a deal with political reporter Zoe Barnes (Kate Mara): he'll provide her inside information if she helps him destroy his enemies in the pages of her paper. And that's just in season one! By season two Francis is a murderous Veep, in seasons three, four and five he's the president dealing with all sorts of crises and trying to win a second term, but in season six he was killed off and the show sort of fell apart without him. While the Underwoods' ruthlessness continued to escalate in each successive season, you'll be doing some escalating in your pants with ass from bald beauty Corey Stoll as a hot House of Representatives member we see in the bathtub, and cutie Paul Sparks who shows buns while boning Francis' wife. But what really had us hailing to the Chief was the shower peen from Michael Kelly! Talk about dirty POLE-itics! Mahershala Ali will have you stroking your staff as the amazingly abdominaled Chief of Staff Remy Danton. There's also bare chest from Elan Zafir, but the best scene comes when Kevin Spacey makes out with Malcolm Madera. If Mr. Man plays his cards right, can he get in on that House of Cards action?