Bosch's family get drawn into a dangerous confrontation.
This one includes a very dramatic situation and also an interesting reveal that hints a connection between the two main plot threads that have been unfolding since the season began.
At this point in the show narrative I have warmed to the dynamic and banter between Bosch and Edgar. It has taken a lot to get Jamie Hector's malevolent past role of Marlo Stanfield from 'The Wire' out of my head, but I am finally seeing him as this character.
Similarly Lance Reddick's alter ego of Cedric Daniels is never far from my thoughts when he is on screen, but he is equally as realistic as Irvine and superb in every scene. The plot involving his son is starting to get more compelling.
Titus Weiilver is on great form as always and leads it very well.
Visually it is very good with some tense action sequences.
This one includes a very dramatic situation and also an interesting reveal that hints a connection between the two main plot threads that have been unfolding since the season began.
At this point in the show narrative I have warmed to the dynamic and banter between Bosch and Edgar. It has taken a lot to get Jamie Hector's malevolent past role of Marlo Stanfield from 'The Wire' out of my head, but I am finally seeing him as this character.
Similarly Lance Reddick's alter ego of Cedric Daniels is never far from my thoughts when he is on screen, but he is equally as realistic as Irvine and superb in every scene. The plot involving his son is starting to get more compelling.
Titus Weiilver is on great form as always and leads it very well.
Visually it is very good with some tense action sequences.