Watch ‘The Knick’ season 1 episode 8 free online live stream! As the season 1 of Cinemax’s ‘The Knick’ gets into the thick of things, the New Yorker leaked spoilers that may change your mind about how good or bad the Cinemax show is. With season 1 episode 8 looking to bring in more character development, read this article to find out how to watch the free online live streaming and the spoilers from the New Yorker!

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If you are a little dim on all the crazy things that happened in the free online live stream of episode 7, here’s a synopsis from TV.com:

“Racial tensions ramp up on the street and at the Knick when a black man stabs a cop; Everett finds a changed operating room on his return to work; and Barrow has concerns about Junia's safety. Meanwhile, Edwards' ingenuity and skills impress Cornelia.”

Make sure to watch the free live stream of ‘The Knick’ season 1 episode 8 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 8 live stream tonight from TV.com:

“A drug-deprived Thackery fears that a prominent inventor-surgeon will overshadow his accomplishments at the upcoming New York Surgical Society event. Meanwhile, Bertie courts Lucy as he fends off his father's demands that he leave the Knick; and staff members go to court to keep Typhoid Mary in quarantine.”

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The New Yorker released yet another review of Cinemax’s ‘The Knick’ after watching the last remaining shows. Can critics do that? It turns out, yes they can. Here are some juicy spoiler-like details that may get you excited about the live stream tonight!

“I don’t want to spoil the last three episodes, but there were a few things that hit me. Somehow, in the weeks after writing the review, I’d opened my heart to Clive Owen’s manic, brooding, bug-eyed performance as the brilliant and near-total asshole Dr. Thackeray, a.k.a. Thack.

“What’s more, I realized that I’d misjudged the show’s politics: the series is much grimmer than I’d understood, less preachy and more legitimately nihilistic about the circumstances surrounding scientific and social progress… I can’t go back in time, but I can add an addendum: a few weeks later, I no longer agree with myself. So if you were swayed by my earlier review … well, you might consider reconsidering.”

Wow. That is a complete 180-degree turnaround!

Click on the live stream links for season 1 episode 7 to see what other radical measures the Boston hospital will take this week.