Double Oscar-winner Kevin Spacey -- who saw his film, stage and TV career evaporate amid allegations of sexual misconduct from several men, but has never been convicted of a crime -- appeared in a Christmas Eve video with online media personality Tucker Carlson.
Speaking with a Southern accent, "Underwood" even offered Carlson the vice president slot on his ticket, to which the conservative pundit replied he would "sleep on it."
Carlson noted that he and Spacey had something in common since Netflix fired Spacey from his show in 2017, while Carlson got the boot from Fox News in April.
"We both got canned by our networks," Spacey said, adding, "I think I have a long and very solid relationship with the public and that is a bond that has never been broken."
"Do you watch Netflix anymore?" Carlson asked."Probably as much as you watch Fox," Spacey said.
"Fair!" Carlson laughed.
"Netflix exists because of me," Spacey said.
"I put them on the map and they tried to put me in the ground," the actor said about how the show killed off his character.
Spacey won Golden Globe and SAG awards for his performance as Underwood on House of Cards.
He previously reprised the character in Christmas Eve YouTube videos in 2018, 2019 and 2020.