Emmys 2013: Kevin Spacey sees 'new paradigm' courtesy of Netflix Kevin Spacey, star of Netflix's "House of Cards," arrives at the 65th Primetime Emmy Awards at Nokia Theatre on Sunday. Jordan Strauss / Invision/AP / September 22, 2013 September 22, 2013, 5:18 p.m. Kevin Spacey looked every bit the consummate politician walking the red carpet at the Emmys on Sunday. He had good reason: He was the No. 1 spokesman for Netflix and its hit show, the political potboiler "House of Cards," in which he plays plotting Sen. Francis Underwood. "This represents a new paradigm for the industry," he said of the show's Emmy nominations, the first of their kind for a streaming-only show. It shows that the academy has a modern, progressive streak. It's also good for television itself, he added. More companies are going to step forward to do this kind of thing, so more shows will be produced, more actors will be hired, more work done. ... It's good for the economy as well," he said. Does he watch other Netflix shows? After a moment if hesitation, he said that he was a great fan of many of the shows nominated tonight. "I'm a big fan of 'Breaking Bad' and 'Dexter,'" he said. Emmys 2013: 'House of Cards' cast loves lack of Netflix politics Emmys 2013: Kunal Nayyar ready for next phase of 'Big Bang's' Raj Emmys 2013: 'Breaking Bad's' Anna Gunn plays it cool on red carpet