First off, I hate the name of this theory even more than the theory itself. It's not "multiple timelines." There's only one timeline: proponents of this theory are arguing that we're seeming two time periods on the same timeline. Shows how little thought went into this interpretation, IMO.

Yes it does. The guy only gives up Osama because they threaten to torture him again.

Zero Dark Thirty literally argues that torture lead to Osama Bin Laden's killing (which, incidentally, is a total lie since in reality Pakistan told us where he was).

I'm surprised they glossed over all the genocide in Ponce de Leon's story.

You misspelled Songs of Incontinence

I disagree. I thought both seasons dealt with a range of issues (rape in the military, the collusion between big environemtnal groups, the surveillance state) better than most of the media does. Yes, there are also extradanairy elements, and Frank takes the sociopathy of our elites to an exaggerated extent, but guess…

The show is called House of Cards!

Jill Biden didn't accuse a US general of rape or tell the world that she had an abortion, Todd. I think you think this show is empty because most of the politics go right over your head.