Bosch is under pressure to prove the guilt of his main suspect.
This is my favourite episode of the show so far, as several arcs are brought to a satisfying conclusion in a reasonably plausible way by the writers. I cannot give details without spoiling, but I think if you like the central characters and have invested in the outcome of certain events, it does not disappoint. I would not say the resolution is particularly clever storytelling, as it is quite straightforward, but there is a decent amount of suspense and atmosphere generated in the key scene.
All actors are on good form, particularly Titus Welliver, Lance Reddick, and John Getz.
Visually it is another strong mix of location and studio shots. There is a good use of darkness and light in the right moments, shots of certain characters looking at each other are well placed, the cityscapes are good and final landscape image is excellent.
It's an 8.5/10 for me but I round upwards.
This is my favourite episode of the show so far, as several arcs are brought to a satisfying conclusion in a reasonably plausible way by the writers. I cannot give details without spoiling, but I think if you like the central characters and have invested in the outcome of certain events, it does not disappoint. I would not say the resolution is particularly clever storytelling, as it is quite straightforward, but there is a decent amount of suspense and atmosphere generated in the key scene.
All actors are on good form, particularly Titus Welliver, Lance Reddick, and John Getz.
Visually it is another strong mix of location and studio shots. There is a good use of darkness and light in the right moments, shots of certain characters looking at each other are well placed, the cityscapes are good and final landscape image is excellent.
It's an 8.5/10 for me but I round upwards.