Cinemax's The Knick hooked fans early on with great performances and directing, but the final episodes are definitely the standouts among a season of near-perfect drama. The main reason is last week's conclusion, which featured Thackery and Lucy having sex, juxtaposed to Cornelia and Algernon doing the same. Romance has become a full-fledged factor in the show, but how long will this glee last? Let's take a look back at this week's episode, "Working Late A Lot," in our weekly recap. (SPOILERS to follow) Read More »
Last week's episode of Cinemax's The Knick had audiences on the edges of their seats, due to plenty of racial tension and some romantic pay-offs as the show faded out to credits. What kind of aftermath will we be dealing with this week? Let's take a look at some preview photos and videos for this week's episode, "Working Late A Lot." (SPOILERS to follow) Read More »
Episode 6 of The Knick deals with racial tensions peaking in downtown New York after a black man stabs a police officer. Honestly though, nothing could really prepare viewers for just how real this episode got. In our weekly recap, take a look back at "Get the Rope," the episode we all felt coming in many senses and many story lines. (SPOILERS to follow) Read More »
Tensions seem at their highest in the 6th episode of Cinemax's The Knick. We've dealt with the racial issues before, but after a cop gets stabbed by a black man, it looks like downtown New York City is about to see a war. Will Thackery's newfound respect for Edwards play any part in these events? From the looks of the preview photos and videos we have for you below, we could be seeing a new version of John when we most need him. (SPOILERS to follow) Read More »
If we've learned anything while watching the first season of The Knick, it's that this show is one of a kind. In this week's episode, entitled "They Capture the Heat," we see that reality is the hardest aspect to deal with as viewers and that the reality of 1900 New York City is terribly rough. A successful operation gives hope, but how long will it last? Definitely not an entire episode. Let's recap episode 5 of 2014's best drama right here. (SPOILERS to follow) Read More »
Episode 4 of Cinemax's mesmerizing new period drama The Knick, entitled "Where's The Dignity?" only furthers our love for Steven Soderbergh's take on 1900's surgery. The layers keep piling up, proving that skipping a week was too much for some fans. This week, Edwards finally got to operate, but at a painful price. Find out more in our episode recap below! (SPOILERS to follow) Read More »
The Knick took a week off last week, leaving us having to wait for episode 4 a bit longer than we wanted! Entitled "Where's the Dignity," the season 1 return episode looks like one of the best so far - though we've become used to each episode somehow topping the last each week. From the looks of these brand new episode previews, including photos and preview videos, the doctors and the other team involved with the hospital are getting deeper into drama and innovation. (SPOILERS to follow) Read More »
"The Busy Flea" - episode 3 of Cinemax's The Knick - introduces the audience to some pretty big illnesses: Typhoid fever and syphilis. Though the illnesses don't drive the episode, they make for great educational moments. On top of the intrigue, there's plenty of dramatic turns and even a hint of a love story, albeit from the past. [SPOILERS to follow] Read More »
The second episode of Cinemax's The Knick continued to open up the world of a 1900 hospital that has some of the most interesting cast of characters you can get into one show. We learned more about the hospital's hardships, but more so we were treated to important character development outside of the main storyline of John Thackery's struggles. In episode 3, entitled "The Busy Flea," it looks like we'll get to see some interaction with pigs, more mafia woes for Barrow and Edwards' mounting anxiety could lead to his own demons. [SPOILERS to follow] Read More »
The pilot episode of Cinemax's new period piece drama from Steven Soderbergh introduced viewers to one of the best shows on television and the cast of characters led by a powerful Clive Owen as Dr. John Thackery. In episode 2, entitled "Mr. Paris Shoes," we dive deeper into the relationships that make The Knick more than just another dark hospital series. How will Algernon Edwards deal with Thackery's lack of acceptance and how many more bloody surgeries do we get to see? [SPOILERS to follow] Read More »
After an incredible pilot introducing us to the doctors and staff of Steven Soderbergh's The Knick, what can we expect as we preview episode 2, "Mr. Paris Shoes." We assume the title references Algernon Edwards (André Holland), so is Thackery (Clive Owen) continuing to give him a hard time? What else can we expect from the other characters? Let's take a look at some advanced photos and clips from Cinemax for this weekend's new episode. [SPOILERS to follow] Read More »
The Knick already received a second season renewal, most likely due to the man helming the series: director Steven Soderbergh, but the story of a groundbreaking hospital in 1900 has plenty for audiences. Also, a series lead by an Academy Award nominee, Clive Owen, is at the very east an attractive idea. Add in plenty of sexual intrigue, race issues and the fact that this is airing on Cinemax and you've got the next big cable hit. (SPOILERS to follow) Read More »
This weekend marks the premiere episode of Steven Soderbergh's highly anticipated new television series, The Knick, and from the looks of some new episode 1 preview photos and promo videos, we're in for a great time! Entitled "Method and Madness," this is our first look at a unique time in modern medicine and surgery - 1900. Clive Owen leads a remarkable cast in this intriguing new series from Cinemax. (SPOILERS to follow) Read More »