Bosch: Legacy
“The sun is setting on the epic saga.”
Bosch is now making a living as a private investigator two years after he quit the LAPD and finds himself working with one time enemy and top-notch attorney Honey “Money” Chandler. Meanwhile, Bosch's daughter Maddie is venturing into the world of the LAPD.
Details
First Aired: 5/5/2022
Languages: English
Created by: Tom Bernardo, Eric Overmyer, Michael Connelly
Type: Scripted
Production
Prime Video
Amazon FreeveeCompanies: Hieronymus Pictures, Fabrik Entertainment, Amazon Studios, Amazon MGM Studios
Countries: United States of America
Where to watch · US
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Seasons
Season 1
Bosch's first job calls him to the estate of ailing billionaire Whitney Vance, where he is tasked with finding Vance’s only potential heir. Along the way, Bosch finds himself clashing with powerful figures who have a vested interest in the heir not being found. Bosch finds an invaluable resource in Maurice “Mo” Bassi, a tech-forward gadget whiz who also shares Bosch’s fondness for smooth jazz and commitment to justice.
Season 2
Bosch and Chandler work together to seek out a killer who just might find them first. As a result of being kidnapped by a masked assailant, Maddie Bosch's law enforcement career hangs in the balance. While they hunt for Maddie, the FBI scrutinizes Carl Rogers' murder and places Bosch and Chandler under suspicion.
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.
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Reviews
Peter McGinn
In a way I liked this iteration of the Bosch franchise better than the original, and I am not even sure why. Perhaps because it isn’t juggling quite so many storylines and carrying them all on through episodes and even through the seasons. But of course I liked the original quite a lot, so that isn’t a criticism. Heck, they even brought Crate and Barrel into the show, who they stole the show at times the first time around. I thought they tried too hard to make the assassin look totally methodical, focused and almost inhuman, as if that were a requirement for the job or that they felt they needed to in order to show a woman could do that grim and deadly work. Also, Mandy Bosch claims she loves her new job, and that is both possible and a good thing. It is neat that she can talk to her dad for his perspective on police work. But there were a few times it felt like she is a cop with a social worker inside her trying to get out. But these random observations don’t change that I found this to be a tense, dramatic and excellent continuation of the Bosch legacy, if you will.
