Bosch - Season 6

The dust from the explosion is settling, and I am slowly cooling down and putting the stupidity from the last episode behind me. The sixth season was a nice surprise. I was bracing myself for a drop in quality, which is why I had been putting off watching this series for so long, but fortunately, my concerns were unsubstantiated. The first two episodes weren’t very convincing, but then the story picked up the pace, Hieronymus Bosch showed up in great form, the police progressed in their investigation from evidence to evidence, and I was having a blast. Bosch and his team did a great job this season, and I think Michael Connelly can be rightfully proud of the result. / Lesson learned: Don't be afraid. Sometimes it turns out that your concerns were completely unnecessary. Sometimes it doesn’t. 4*+. (02/14/2022)

The way of the just... Bosch is on the trail of stolen cesium, Irv is running for office and J. Edgar is stepping on the heels of a Haitian mafioso. Powerful dialogs, emphasis on detail and the great Titus in the title role of police bulldog. The creators try very hard and at the end things get fraught, almost in 24 style, but personally I don’t mind a bit. I hope they squeeze all they can out of the final series. You better hope you serve all 11. Every minute of it. No matter how long or short it is, I'm gonna be there when you get out, waiting for you, you fսck! (01/17/2021)