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The Knick – Season 1, Episode 7 Get the Rope

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The Knick – Season 1, Episode 7

Get the Rope

Aired Sep 26, 2014

Drama

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The stabbing of a cop by a black man stirs up racial tension; Everett returns to work; Barrow fears for Junia's safety.

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In The Knick's most explosive outing yet, racial tensions come to a head, and the episode's nimble handling of a singular stressful event is gripping and provocative.

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Noam Cohen

Observer

10/07/2015

I don't know how I feel about this as an overall strategy for a television show-it made for some slow-moving episodes and generally odd pacing for most of the season-but it definitely made for an explosively satisfying hour.

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Steve Macfarlane

Slant Magazine

10/07/2015

"Get the Rope" grips undeniably, but it also goes down feeling like the most disingenuous episode yet. It's soapy, morally charged, and Grand Guignol all at once.

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Alan Sepinwall

HitFix

10/07/2015

If there's a lot of forward momentum within individual episodes - this one in particular - the season as a whole has taken its sweet time moving stories forward.

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Kevin Yeoman

Screen Rant

10/08/2015

In the end, the conclusion to 'Get the Rope' presents The Knick with so many new story possibilities that the ungainliness of how certain threads were handled is outweighed by the benefits they bring to the overall narrative.

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Robert Ham

Paste Magazine

10/07/2015

8.6/10

I feel like his work on this series has only gotten stronger with each episode, to the point of giddy anticipation for the last three installments of this first season.

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Matt Fowler

IGN Movies

10/07/2015

9/10

It was an ugly episode that was also extremely satisfying, if that makes sense.

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Synopsis

The stabbing of a cop by a black man stirs up racial tension; Everett returns to work; Barrow fears for Junia's safety.

Director: Steven Soderbergh
Executive Producer: Steven Soderbergh, Jack Amiel, Michael Begler, Gregory Jacobs, Michael Sugar, Clive Owen
Network: HBO Max
Rating: TV-MA
Genre: Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date: Sep 26, 2014