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Feb, 6, 2023

Daily Demand (Last 7 days)

100%

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The Knick’s

home country is:

United States

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24.5%

Average

64.1%

Good

8.6%

Outstanding

2.7%

Exceptional

0.2%

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About this title

Storyline

As upscale care in New York shifts from urban locales in the early 1900s, Knickerbocker Hospital remains in the city to serve a mostly poor, immigrant population. Undeterred by high mortality from sepsis in a pre-antibiotics era, chief surgeon John Thackery pushes medicine's boundaries, pioneering procedures despite his painful past and severe cocaine addiction. Dr. Algernon Edwards, recruited by hospital patron Capt. August Robertson, is the chief's professional equal, but Edwards' color skews Thackery's opinion -- until a chance discovery changes it. Co-executive produced by Steven Soderbergh, who directs the first season, "The Knick" is a sometimes-graphic drama, revealing racism and corruption while desperate people became operating-room guinea pigs.

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Country: United States

Type: scripted

Status: Ended

Language: English

Release Date: August 8, 2014

Also Known As: Knick: Doktori bez hraníc, The Knick/ザ・ニックБольница Никербокер, Лікарня Нікербокер, Knick, The Knick, ザ・ニック, Kirurg, 紐約醫情, A sebész | See more »

Parents Guide: Australia (R18+, MA15+), Brazil (16)Canada (18A, 13+), Denmark (15), Finland (K-16), France (16), Germany (16), Italy (VM12), Mexico (18+), Netherlands (16), New Zealand (R16), Norway (15), Spain (16), Sweden (15), UK (15, 18), United States (TV-MA) | See more »