Watch The Knick Cinemax Episode 6 Free Online Live Stream: Season 1 Episode 6 Cast Chris Sullivan Opens Up, Praises Director Steven Soderbergh

Watch ‘The Knick’ episode 6's free online live stream ! Episode 5 continued to fall below the all-time high viewership record for the show, but with the magical screenwriter dueo Jack Amiel and Michael Begler back on track, it’ll only be a matter of time before ‘The Knick’ starts to soar again. ‘The Knick’ season 1. Episode 6 looks to introduce even more drama. Read on for the free live stream links and to read about Chris Sullivan’s interview about his experience working with Steven Soderbergh.

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If you are a little dim on all the crazy things that happened in the live stream of episode 5, here’s a synopsis from TV.com:

“Barrow can alleviate a debt if he treats one of Collier's wounded men and also urges Capt. Robertson to buy one of Thomas Edison's new inventions. Meanwhile, Algernon tries a new approach to hernia surgery; the health of Everett and Eleanor's baby worsens; and Sister Harriet and Cleary head to Chinatown.”

Make sure to watch the free live stream of ‘The Knick’ episode 6 tonight!

If this is your first time hearing about ‘The Knick’, this spanking new Cinemax show is a “Medical drama set in the 1900s charts the exploits of the staff and patients at a New York hospital, where they try to maintain their reputation for quality care while struggling to keep the doors open,” according to TVGuide.com.

A little taster to episode 6 live stream tonight from TV.com:

“Thackery and Bertie test a new operating-room procedure; Cornelia is second-guessing her impending nuptials; and Thackery considers a salesman's intriguing pitch. Meanwhile, Everett contemplates how to help Eleanor overcome her grief; and Barrow wheels and deals over some used merchandise.”

‘The Knick’ cast member Chris Sullivan, who plays Tom Cleary opened up about his filming experience and just what kind of a director Steven Soderbergh was.

“I have to mention, too, the tone that Steven Soderbergh established on-set,” Chris Sullivan said in an interview with the Morton Report, “There’s a sense of calm that I’ve never experienced before and it makes for a very focused work atmosphere.

“Everyone on Steven’s team has worked together for years and knows exactly what his or her job is. So there’s no running around and raised voices. It all goes back to Steven’s collaborative nature.

“He’s not a director who seems to feel the need to have a ‘death grip’ on everything… I’d then take our ideas to Steven and 95% percent of the time he’d say, ‘Sure, that sounds great.’ He leaves you a lot of room to do what you were hired to do, and just standing there on-set in front of one of the greatest filmmakers of all time was a very humbling experience.”

Click on the live stream links for season 1 episode 6 to see what other radical measures the Boston hospital will take this week.