The Knick

A look at the professional and personal lives of the staff at New York's Knickerbocker Hospital during the early part of the twentieth century.

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The Knick - one of the saddest scenes

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New Trailer for 'The Knick' the Cinemax series from Steven Soderbergh

Cinemax is having fun teasing us with short clips from Steven Soderbergh‘s upcoming TV show The Knick. We’ve already posted four brief spots and now they’ve released a longer (if only by 20 seconds) teaser for the show. Created by Jack Amiel and Michael Begler, and starring Clive Owen, Juliet Rylance, Steve Garfanti, and Cara [...]

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Crítica en serie | The Knick (T2)

Crítica en serie | The Knick (T2) Cinemax Críticas TV The Knick

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Clive Owen in The Knick

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Clive Owen protagoniza el tráiler de la segunda temporada de 'The knick'

Clive Owen protagoniza el tráiler de la segunda temporada de ‘The knick’

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'The Knick': EW review

Many of the best dramas explore the inner workings of the mind, but few investigate the body as brilliantly as The Knick. Returning to New York’s Knickerbocker Hospital, this time in 1901, season 2 revels in corporeal horror just as viscerally as the first season did. There’s a certain forbidden thrill involved in watching Dr. Thackery (Clive Owen) peel back a patient’s nasal cartilage and pound the bone with a hammer until she looks like a Victorian Skeletor.