The teaser for "House of Cards" season 4 recently was released and while the idea of the trailer wasn't quite clear, we could tell that the series goes even darker as it continues on Netflix.

In the trailer, we see Doug Stamper played by Michael Kelly digging up soil, looking like he's about to bury or may have already finished burying someone's corps and then passing the shovel to Frank Underwood, played by Kevin Spacey, making him look like he's the man behind the whole thing. All of a sudden, cameras starting flashing on the two but mostly focused on Underwood. A new perspective has surfaced as now it looks like the guys are on a ground breaking event as Underwood presidential campaign sign are help up by his supporters.

According to E!Online, executive producer Beau Willimon said that the show will not follow the real events of our political situation today.

"We're reading the same headlines you are. I'm sure those things will influence us in subliminal ways. But we're not trying to deliberately parallel what's going on in real life," Willimon said. "It would be a fool's errand to try because we're writing the season many, many months before it airs. So if we did that, it would feel really old."

In other news, according to Christian Today, when Spacey was asked who will win in a debate between Frank Underwood and Donald Trump, the 56-year-old actor said that there would be some interesting things that will happen even before the debate begins.

"There would be a terrible accident on the way to the debate, and it would be terrible, and very sad," Spacey said.

"House of Cards" season 4 will be available on Netflix on March 4.