The Knick

Refusing to collaborate with Dr. Zinberg on blood-transfusion research, an increasingly paranoid Thackery pushes himself to the limit, and beyond, in an effort to “solve the riddle” and beat his rival. Cornelia and Edwards arrive at a crossroads. Barrow trades one creditor for another. Lucy requests Bertie’s help. With the Knick in the midst of yet another crisis, Robertson calls for a vote.

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I hope to relieve some of that pressure.

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Dr. Zinberg is making the rounds at all of the city's hospitals.

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but this contradicts that.

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Whatever the cost, our families are willing to pay it.

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Now, you must see this as a kindness.

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is less than I expected from you.

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You were looking for a risk to take and I just happened to be it.

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Unfortunately, gentlemen,

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The patient still has a long road

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And that is where we'll start unlocking the mystery.

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Um, until when?

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You've got to find out everything you can about Zinberg.

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I owe him.

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And now for something old.

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Gentlemen! Gentlemen, stop this right now!

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Tuberculosis or leukemia, for example.

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despite your father's request that I do so.

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Call it a show of good faith.

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This is not an average request.

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No. No, I'm talking about the business.

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- You looking for anything? - What do you mean?

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We are all blessed to know her this fine day.

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there were 75% that were 7.5 microns.

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Come on and wake up. Wake up. Look again.

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It's all arranged.

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Nurse Elkins.

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Thackery.

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He loves my woman, my opium.

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Certain people have one type, others another.

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and moving the Knick uptown?

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will be the hardest part.

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