SummaryLos Angeles homicide detective Harry Bosch (Titus Welliver) is under trial for killing a serial killer as he searches for another killer of a child in this series based on the books by Michael Connelly.
SummaryLos Angeles homicide detective Harry Bosch (Titus Welliver) is under trial for killing a serial killer as he searches for another killer of a child in this series based on the books by Michael Connelly.
"Bosch" honored the work of police without always celebrating that work — a neat trick, especially in 2021, but often effective here. As a reminder that cops are both fallible and human, this series always held them to a higher standard. In "Bosch," sometimes — most times, really — they actually met it.
I was slightly worried after the failed in my eyes season 6, but this season delivers as much as any of the other seasons and is almost a perfect ending to one of the best police / detective series.
While the final episode is a rather disappointing end to what is one of the better police dramas going around, the rest of the season is well made, and does a good job of tying up a lot of loose ends.
Gritty police show with all the typical drama; stoic hard-driving cop, partner trust issues, boss being set up, humorous co-officers, devious HMFIC, etc. Worth watching but wouldn't give it any awards. However, it's much better than the pablum on broadcast TV.
The rest of the series was better. Seems that for some reason, season 7 decided to go woke instead of sticking with what made the other seasons work. Way to ruin what was for 6 seasons a pretty darn good show! It also dashed any interest I would have otherwise had in a spinoff, which now I couldn't care less about.