God Sees 

Bosch learns more about the dark past and murder of Billy Meadows. The credibility of a key witness threatens to undermine the Holland case. Edgar maneuvers to handle damning evidence. Dangerous men target Bosch.

Director:

Alex Zakrzewski

Writers:

Michael Connelly (based on the novels by), Eric Ellis Overmyer (developed for television by) (as Eric Overmyer)

Stars:

Titus Welliver, Jamie Hector, Amy Aquino

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Titus Welliver	...	Harry Bosch
Jamie Hector	...	Jerry Edgar
Amy Aquino	...	Lt. Grace Billets
Madison Lintz	...	Maddie Bosch
Lance Reddick	...	Irvin Irving
Paul Calderon	...	Jimmy Robertson
Paola Turbay	...	DDA Anita Benitez
Arnold Vosloo	...	Rudy Tafero
Erika Alexander	...	Connie Irving
Matthew Lillard	...	Luke Goshen
Brooke Smith	...	Captain Ellen Lewis
Troy Evans	...	Detective Johnson
Gregory Scott Cummins	...	Detective Moore
Eric Ladin	...	Scott Anderson
DaJuan Johnson	...	Rondell Pierce

Storyline

Bosch learns more about the dark past and murder of Billy Meadows. The credibility of a key witness threatens to undermine the Holland case. Edgar maneuvers to handle damning evidence. Dangerous men target Bosch.

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Genres:

Crime | Drama

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Certificate:

TV-MA

Details

Release Date:

21 April 2017 (USA)

Filming Locations:

1402 N Kingsley Dr, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Fabrik Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

50 min

Did You Know?

Trivia

Appearing in a cameo, series co-executive producer Pieter Jan Brugge, a Dutchman, discusses the symbolic significance of Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch's paintings with Harry's partner Jerry Edgar (Jamie Hector).

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Goofs

When Bosch visits Charlie Company he parks his car right outside the front gates. While he is inside the same gates are visible in the background and another car can be seen pulling into the same spot.

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Soundtracks

Can't Let Go
(uncredited)
Written by Jesse Nolan
Performed by Caught a Ghost

User Reviews

It's Never Easy! Ever!

Heironymous Bosch, Harry's namesake, was a Dutch artist of mysterious being. He seemed obsessed with darkness. Harry's character, based on the Michael Connelly books, has a perpetual target on his back because he is himself damaged, and he is a policeman with great integrity. This doesn't always fit well with the management. He continues to investigate the supposed suicide of a former special services soldier who died, angry and alone. There are all kinds of factors getting in the way of the solution. Harry comes to realize that someone is targeting him and that puts his teenaged daughter in harms way.