Season 3
In season 3, the murder investigation of Kurt Dockweiler brings dangerous secrets to light and threatens to ruin the lives of our three principal characters. The disappearance of a family haunts Harry Bosch and forces him to confront the limits of justice. In a hotly contested race, Honey "Money" Chandler is poised to become the next District Attorney of Los Angeles. And Maddie Bosch gets entangled in a series of violent follow-home robberies.
Goes Where It Goes
Bosch must stop a serious threat to Chandler's run for DA. Maddie and Vasquez are drawn into a follow-home robbery case. An investigation commences into Bosch's possible involvement in Kurt Dockweiler's suspicious death.
Bosching Bosch
Bosch takes on the case of a missing family of four. Chandler seeks to flip a powerful campaign donor. The follow-home robbers scheme as the cops get closer. Jimmy Robertson digs deeper into the Bosch investigation.
Blankie
Bosch continues his investigation into the Gallagher family disappearance, focusing on Stephen Gallagher's business. Infighting in the follow-home robbery crew gives Vasquez and Maddie a lead. Chandler's association with Bosch comes under scrutiny, threatening her campaign.
Whippoorwills
Chandler and her team do damage control after the debate. Maddie and Vasquez zero in on the loot from the robberies. Bosch answers to the grand jury. Robertson and Lopez bring Preston Borders to LA to testify.
F***ing Politics
After the Gallagher case grows more complicated, Bosch focuses on discovering the fate of the family. Maddie and Vasquez set a trap for the follow-home crew. Chandler and team make the final push before the DA election. Political calculations impede Robertson and Lopez’s case work.
Broken Order
A month after the election, Chandler’s first big case as DA is prosecuting a cop killer. Bosch is brought on to help shore up the case. A break in the follow-home case leads Vasquez to a startling discovery.
Welcome to the Other Side
Chandler comes under fire from the chief of police. Bosch works a Juan Doe case he thinks may be connected to another murder, while Mo tries to locate Finbar McShane. Vasquez confirms her suspicions, while Maddie continues working the follow-home case.
La Zona Rosa
Bosch and Lopez continue investigating the Juan Doe case. Chandler begins to win the trust of her team. Maddie and Vasquez zero in on the follow-home crew.
Badlands
Bosch enlists an old war buddy to bring down Finbar McShane, but Maddie worries her father may cross a dangerous line. Vasquez deals with the emotional fallout of the follow-home cases. Chandler takes charge of a high-stakes case.
Dig Down
Bosch clashes with RHD detective Renee Ballard as they attempt to catch the "flower girls" serial killer before another victim is claimed.
Avis de la communauté (5)
Going to miss Harry. Helluva innings. Thank you to all who make this show. I hope we get regular guest appearances in the spin off with Maggie Q.
Sad to see the end of Harry Bosch, Titus Wellever played the part really well, especially in Season 1 where we got to see more of him. Less sad to see the end of Bosch Legacy though. It was good but paled compared to Bosch. I found the Honey Chandler and Maddi Bosch storylines diluted the series considerably, not helped by the fact that I don’t think Madison Lintz is a very good actor, everything always seems forced and wooden. Both of their storylines just felt like padding, adding very little of interest. Anyway it’s over now and we get to swap Maggie Q and Renee Ballard in to replace Bosch. Hope it all works but I rate Maggie Q that’s for sure. Fingers crossed.
Season 3 was probably the best one yet, at least far beter than season 2. Too bad they killed it off. Enjoyed this a lot.
Is this really the final season? The left the whole [spoiler] councilmen arc unresolved... [/spoiler] Was that intentional, or did they rush the ending?
As far as cop shows go, it could have been one of the best. Clever plots, superb acting from Titus Welliver and others especially Mo (steven chang) Good pacing, production, and sound. However I have 2 complaints that drop this otherwise well made show into a strong "meh" and that is entirely the casting and character of Maddie and the Boss Bitch phenomenon. Madison Lintz must have some incredible connections to have remained on this show because she evokes one of the strongest gag reflexes I've ever had from a character. I wince every time she appears on screen. She has one and only one facial expression....resting bitch face coupled with some anguished scrunch. Besides her atrocious acting, her character is poorly written as are most of the women of the series for that matter. Her self-righteous moral superiority gives her ample occasion to make that squish face when dealing with her father despite his track record of selfless sacrifice. There's no room for doubt, not with her. She's convinced that the rules only apply to him. All I can think when I watch her is arrogant bitch. It goes without saying I'm not a fan of trying to force women into every power role there is and watch two 125lb female cops start bar brawls and fight criminals like they're super ninjas. It is just insulting at this point. Then there's the obligatory female mayor, DA, and police chief. Enough already.... Dramas like this are a form of escape, a time to kick back and turn off the brain, not try to wash it.