Watch ‘The Knick’ episode 4 on live stream for free! Episode 3 managed to avoid the “third episode slump” by keeping ‘The Knick’s viewership at just under half a million. After HBO’s three-episode marathon on Labor Day, everyone is definitely caught up with all the drama of ‘The Knick’ season 1. Episode 4 looks to introduce even more drama. Read on for the free live stream links and to read about Clive Owen’s interview about his role in Steven Soderbergh’s latest TV masterpiece.

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If you are a little dim on all the crazy things that happened in the live stream of episode 3, here’s a synopsis from good old Wikipedia:

“A former lover (Jennifer Ferrin) of Thackery's arrives at the hospital to ask him to operate on her nose, which has been ravaged by syphilis from her promiscuous husband. Edwards must leave in mid-surgery in the basement to pilfer the hospital for thread. He interrupts Thackery's surgery to learn his expertise will be needed on an aorta operation the next morning. After a long day, Edwards gets into a drunken fight with a bar patron. Meanwhile, Barrow settles his debt by selling a cadaver for 75 dollars, then enjoys a strip-tease from a prostitute pretending to look for a flea.”

Make sure to watch the free live stream of ‘The Knick’ episode 4 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.

Led by Clive Owen, who plays the cocaine addled Dr. John Thackery, the cast of ‘The Knick’ continues its brilliant performances, directed by Steven Soderbergh.

“He's arrogant, he's abrasive... [playing Dr. Thackery] is a challenge and it's a challenge that I like,” Clive Owen revealed during his interview with ABC.

“The guys that wrote this did an incredible amount of research and there is nothing in the show that wasn't inspired from what was going on in the 1900s."

If you are a fan of ‘The Knick’, we’ve got some good news for you. You can stream the first free episode of this historical drama on Labor Day, thanks to Cinemax and its parent company HBO.

Click on the live stream links for season 1 episode 4 to see what other radical measures the Boston hospital will take this week.