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The aim of this essay is to compare the two  House of Cards  TV series – the British one and the American one – from a constitutional viewpoint. In so doing, the contribution tries to answer some research questions: how are the constitutional systems of the UK and the US respectively portrayed in the two TV series? More generally, how can contemporary political dramas approach constitutional issues?

House of Cards : Comparing the British and the American TV Series from a Constitutional Perspective