TVOM: "There are two stories playing out in The Knick. The main story, or surface story, is the one in which Clive Owen’s Thackery is a righteous hero. Thackery swaggers around the hospital, experimenting and intimidating, making sure that people know that he is the man in charge. He is a good doctor, and at his core a good person, but he can’t help the dramatic. His ambitions are not limited to saving lives but to being known for it, as well. Thackery needs to be noble. He has a conversation with Catherine Christiansen, the widow of his partner, in which he talks about JL Christiansen lost sight of the “procedure” and focused on the “patient”. He takes an axe to a faulty electrical box, shortly after telling Algernon Edwards that he wasn’t worth having around. Thackery is, THE HERO."
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