If 'House of Cards' creator and executive producer Michael Dobbs is to be believed, Season 4 of the hit political drama television series on Netflix will be jam-packed with "wickedness." This is indeed good news for the fans, who want to hear just this.

According to Christian Today, during a recent interview with Express, Dobbs revealed that there will be "much more wickedness, great acting. Great dialogue and a sense that you want more, more, more" in the keenly awaited 'House of Cards' Season 4, "because it's compelling."

Sheding light on the upcoming season of the show and how prominently it would present Underwood and his schemes, the show-runner said, "And I say this, not because of my association with it, because what the great writers and the great directors as well as the great actors have done with it."

Although Dobbs declined to offer details on what is precisely in store for Underwood, who was deserted by his wife Claire as the campaign went full steam, 'House of Cards' executive producer revealed the possible outcomes of previous actions and manipulations that Underwood will ultimately have to manage.

According to Dobbs, "Frank in Season 3 said 'I'm on the way out, I'm not going to stand for re-election' and then we discover by the end of Season 3 perhaps he's changed his mind. So you can always expect the unexpected in politics."

In the meantime, currently the production of 'House of Cards' Season 4 is underway, and the producers of the series are looking to cast extra actors for the show. Claim Fame reported that the new season needs "real amputees" who will be seen in a "military honor" scene in 'House of Cards' Season 4, which is scheduled to be filmed in July.

In addition, the series producers also require extras who can act as supporters, photographers, reporters, boom men and videographers for a "big event" that will be filmed either in Baltimore or Washington, D.C.

'House of Cards' Season 4 is slated for premiere in 2016.