This Is All We Are 

Thackery ignores Zinberg's advice at Mt. Sinai and undertakes a risky, alternative course of action; Cornelia confronts Henry about the family business; Barrow's actions at the hospital ... See full summary »

Director:

Steven Soderbergh

Writers:

Jack Amiel, Michael Begler

Stars:

Clive Owen, André Holland, Jeremy Bobb

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Clive Owen	...	Dr. John W. Thackery
André Holland	...	Dr. Algernon Edwards
Jeremy Bobb	...	Herman Barrow
Juliet Rylance	...	Cornelia Robertson
Eve Hewson	...	Lucy Elkins
Michael Angarano	...	Dr. Bertie Chickering Jr.
Chris Sullivan	...	Tom Cleary
Cara Seymour	...	Harriet
Eric Johnson	...	Dr. Everett Gallinger
Leon Addison Brown	...	Jesse Edwards
Zaraah Abrahams	...	Opal Edwards
Charles Aitken	...	Henry Robertson
LaTonya Borsay	...	Evaline Edwards
Rachel Korine	...	Junia
Tom Lipinski	...	Phillip Showalter

Storyline

Thackery ignores Zinberg's advice at Mt. Sinai and undertakes a risky, alternative course of action; Cornelia confronts Henry about the family business; Barrow's actions at the hospital construction site are called into question; Gallinger ponders a job opportunity; and Cleary steadfastly refuses to give up on Harriet.

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Plot Keywords:

season finale | returning character killed off | adrenaline | gore | lesion | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Certificate:

TV-MA

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

18 December 2015 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Anonymous Content

Technical Specs

Runtime:

56 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Detective Tuggle (Joe Hansard) was named after a NY Giants running back, John Tuggle, who tragically died of cancer at age 25.

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Soundtracks

If Anyman Thirst
(uncredited)
Composed by Cliff Martinez and Gregory Tripi

User Reviews

Amazing

This is on par with the best of the series finales, in all my years of watching. It wrapped up all characters' arcs perfectly, yet still let out tons of reasons to keep watching if there's ever a season 3. I've not been so invested in a show since Boardwalk Empire, thankfully enough The Knick also is very similar in settings and in the way it builds up story lines.

Television is on the rise and it just keeps getting better and better, and this is the latest proof of it, with superb directing by Sorderbergh, fantastic acting by the cast and especially Clive Owen, great cinematography and writing. This is what will happen if one decides to fully focus all the energy and resources needed for a quality feature film on a TV series. Looking forward to more of the same, hopefully.