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garrettod

garrettod wrote: »

Cardinal is great.

Is Bosch finished?

...the reason that I ask, is because Harry was sighted in the second season of The Mandelorian, on Disney.

one season more.

season 7.

not sure what the story on release date is given Covid effects on filming

Agent Coulson

garrettod wrote: »

Cardinal is great.

Is Bosch finished?

...the reason that I ask, is because Harry was sighted in the second season of The Mandelorian, on Disney.

It looks like actors are calling in favours to get one episode guest spots on The Mandelorian, There seems to be a different familiar face as a guest star every week.

Pentecost

Just binged all 6 seasons of this over the last couple of weeks. Great show. So many faces from The Wire popping up.

Gooey Looey

glasso wrote: »

would think that anyone who liked Bosch might enjoy "Cardinal" if they haven't seen it.

Set it Canada.

4 seasons of 6 episodes.

I thought that it was better than Bosch to be honest.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5583512/

Loving Cardinal, I've gotten through 3 seasons now and only one season left which I'll get through before I'm back at work.

Xaniaj

Gooey Looey wrote: »

Loving Cardinal, I've gotten through 3 seasons now and only one season left which I'll get through before I'm back at work.

Is that UK prime? Not seeing it on IE!

Gooey Looey

Xaniaj wrote: »

Is that UK prime? Not seeing it on IE!

No idea, I have other sources

Xaniaj

Gooey Looey wrote: »

No idea, I have other sources

Fair enough!

Agent Coulson

Netflix have picked up the The Lincoln Lawyer so we won't get to see Mickey on Bosch by the looks of it.

irishchris

Xaniaj wrote: »

Is that UK prime? Not seeing it on IE!

All episodes on iplayer

Agent Coulson

Uncancelled by Amazon and moved to there IMDB streaming channel however it's being called a spin off.

Bosch

Spinoff Picked Up By IMDb TV; Titus Welliver, Mimi Rogers & Madison Lintz To Reprise Roles

The Bosch universe is expanding.

IMDb TV has picked up a spinoff of the long-running Amazon crime drama, with stars Titus Welliver, Mimi Rogers and Madison Lintz reprising their roles from the original series.

This comes as the seventh and final season of the show launches this summer on Amazon.

The untitled spin-off will follow Harry Bosch, played by Welliver, as he embarks on the next chapter of his career and finds himself working with his one-time enemy and top-notch attorney Honey “Money” Chandler, played by Rogers. With a deep and complicated history between this unlikely pair, they must work together to do what they can agree on – finding justice.

It will share the same creative team as the original, with author Michael Connelly and Eric Overmyer, who developed the original, exec producing alongside Tom Bernardo, Henrik Bastin, Pieter Jan Brugge, Titus Welliver and Zetna Fuentes, who will direct the spin-off pilot.

https://deadline.com/2021/03/bosch-spinoff-imdb-tv-titus-welliver-mimi-rogers-madison-lintz-1234705787/

pixelburp

Wait in confused, how would it be a spin off if it's starring the same primary cast? I'm not caught up on Bosch, just finishing season 5 so I'm presuming the 7th season ends with a new life or somesuch for Bosch & co?

killbillvol2

pixelburp wrote: »

Wait in confused, how would it be a spin off if it's starring the same primary cast? I'm not caught up on Bosch, just finishing season 5 so I'm presuming the 7th season ends with a new life or somesuch for Bosch & co?

The books continue after he retires from LAPD so I'm presuming that's the so called spin-off.

Bandana boy

Spin of or cancel reverse , I don't care what they call it this is great news , love this show

PhiloCypher

pixelburp wrote: »

Wait in confused, how would it be a spin off if it's starring the same primary cast? I'm not caught up on Bosch, just finishing season 5 so I'm presuming the 7th season ends with a new life or somesuch for Bosch & co?

They didn't want to cancel Bosch but the math just didn't work anymore, 7 seasons in, salaries were up but new subs were down, so they've decided to repackage it in the hopes of drawing in new subs . It's the equivalent of marvel comics periodically resetting things and starting from issue one to hook readers who like getting into something on the ground floor not 1345 issues in.

I'm hoping that's their secret plan for Expanse, pretend the final 3 books/seasons are a new show , to drive new subs .

Mr.Nice Guy

I've been watching Bosch for the last few weeks and finally finished season 6's finale. Really enjoyed each season. I had heard some talk of it ending, so I had assumed S6 was the final one. Nice to discover there is more on the way.

Supporting cast members grew on me as it went on. Chief Irving became one of my favourites, especially in the season where he and Bosch teamed up. I liked Edgar's storyline a lot in the most recent season too. I also appreciate the father/daughter dynamic not becoming OTT for the sake of drama. I remember watching a later season of the Icelandic show Trapped and it seemed like the daughter was made deliberately confrontational for some cheap soap opera stuff. On this show, it feels more realistic.

I hope we get to see more of Robertson. I didn't notice him in the recent season and was worried the actor and show had parted ways. I liked the dynamic between him and Bosch.

newmember2

Bosch - just another corny/samey US cop show that's so formulaic it's almost a parody.

irishchris

newmember? wrote: »

Bosch - just another corny/samey US cop show that's so formulaic it's almost a parody.

Assuming you haven't seen it then and just came here to troll

One of my all time favourite shows and one of the highest rated on imdb

bennyineire

newmember? wrote: »

Bosch - just another corny/samey US cop show that's so formulaic it's almost a parody.

Hardly, usually cop/detective shows are not my thing but this one is excellent.

The acting is great, the cinematography plus our man has a killer apartment, drinks craft beer and listens to easy jazz

Mr.Nice Guy

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

I've been watching Bosch for the last few weeks and finally finished season 6's finale. Really enjoyed each season. I had heard some talk of it ending, so I had assumed S6 was the final one. Nice to discover there is more on the way.

Supporting cast members grew on me as it went on. Chief Irving became one of my favourites, especially in the season where he and Bosch teamed up. I liked Edgar's storyline a lot in the most recent season too. I also appreciate the father/daughter dynamic not becoming OTT for the sake of drama. I remember watching a later season of the Icelandic show Trapped and it seemed like the daughter was made deliberately confrontational for some cheap soap opera stuff. On this show, it feels more realistic.

I hope we get to see more of Robertson. I didn't notice him in the recent season and was worried the actor and show had parted ways. I liked the dynamic between him and Bosch.

Have found Edgar's stuff to be boring at times tbh but last season was an improvement

The whole Bosch mother's fate plotline was not wholly successful and glad that that's gone

The daughter is not as annoying now that she has gone through the peak whingey teenager phase

Worst character of the series has to go to the uniform cop love interest in season 1 - annoying facebook Karen type!

Agent Coulson

Season 7 teaser.

The season drops June 25th

Agent Coulson

A female Stringer Bell :pac:

It's out this Friday

Marcusm

Looks like it deviates a lot from The Burning Room; I wondered if they might transform Vega into Lucia Soto but realistically she’s the wrong age. Guess they dropped the character entirely. I guess that means there won’t be any nuns either!

The Stringer Bell reference is a bit of inside baseball- the actors playing Irving and Edgar were both stalwarts of The Wire.

In fact, both of their characters are far removed from the books and both of them have been around far longer than their book characters. The naked antagonism between Bosch and Irving, in particular, is absent while Edgar is not the lazy, by the numbers cop who appears in books.

CastorTroy

Watched the 6 seasons over the past 2 weeks or so.
Have never read the books but really enjoyed it so far.

Even have a couple days to spare before the final season.

I feel Cooper is a bit too clownish to be captain. He even looks like a captain in a comedy might look.

Marcusm

And it’s up; 8 episodes of 41-50 minutes so shorter than usual.

Judging by the titles, Robertson’s back. Should I watch it now when my mind is awake with 4 shots of coffee or should I wait…..

silverharp

CastorTroy wrote: »

Watched the 6 seasons over the past 2 weeks or so.
Have never read the books but really enjoyed it so far.

Even have a couple days to spare before the final season.

I feel Cooper is a bit too clownish to be captain. He even looks like a captain in a comedy might look.

was there a cop show on the Simpsons , and the line was the Captain shouting out "McGonigal!" is exasperation, same energy :pac:

Agent Coulson

Did you watch The Wire?

I binged it!

CastorTroy

silverharp wrote: »

was there a cop show on the Simpsons , and the line was the Captain shouting out "McGonigal!" is exasperation, same energy :pac:

I actually think he reminded me of this



Yep, That's Police Academy 6 and no one wants to be reminded of that. (so I apologise)

Agent Coulson

Everybody counts or nobody counts.

Great finale season to Police Detective Bosch.


Rock on to new series of Private Detective Bosch.

OmegaGene

Just starting the latest series, it’s good to have something decent to watch

Marcusm

Agent Coulson wrote: »

Everybody counts or nobody counts.

Great finale season to Police Detective Bosch.


Rock on to new series of Private Detective Bosch.

That didn’t work out so well in the books. Nice to see by the end, Irving had reverted to a more book-like character. I’m going to guess that COVID impacted on structuring the season. Harry is the one closest to Bulletts but he had no involvement in her important storyline.

CastorTroy

Juan was clearly the unsung hero of the series.

OmegaGene

Finished this last night, good conclusion to it and I’m not looking forward to the spin off with Bosch and money

Pentecost

Enjoyed the final series, good ending. Bit strange having a spin off with what are now basically the two main characters. Spin offs usually involve lesser characters. Can we get IMDB TV here?

Thought that was the best season overall for me as it was tighter

Some of the other seasons had one of either the main plot or sub-plot being quite weak and even boring at times

Glad that Irving was heading for a come-uppance as it ended - he always "pretended" to be honourable but was a self-serving fook (obviously)

Edgar was more interesting this year as the arc of him going off-the-rails and back on was more involving imo

Even Maddie who used to be the annoying kid was actually a relevant part of the plot

Good support from "LT" and the "dynamic" old-timer duo as usual.

Good final season even though it's not actually ending but moving to a new storyline with Bosch as Private Detective

I wonder how will they effectively create a new sub-cast and/or keep some of the old one now that Bosch is not directly in the police system anymore.

Interview with Titus Welliver

https://www.vulture.com/article/titus-welliver-bosch-final-season-new-series-interview.html

Like his effective side-stepping of the silly interviewer question why they didn't put some BLM storyline into the show this year.

silliussoddius

I started this a few years ago and stopped after a couple episodes. Shortly after I started reading the Bosch books (up until the tenth or so), I really enjoyed them and liked that they weren't the typical every chapter a cliffhanger, I think the stories flow naturally.
A couple months ago I gave the tv show another shot and thought it was great, again I liked the way the story flows. I didn't like the story with his mother's killer, I think that one could have had more of a major story line more like the book.

silverharp

A happy and prosperous 2020.... the poor bastards

California Dreamer

I think after the end and

Bosch applying for his PI license

a spinoff was going to be in the works.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/bosch-spinoff-imdb-tv-4142783/?fbclid=IwAR2TBEJGesV4Fy2vpxgEECMwXW1sB5PgIUu93b1aZFXkOx5YSOdxqhVslgA

OmegaGene

California Dreamer wrote: »

I think after the end and

Bosch applying for his PI license

a spinoff was going to be in the works.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/bosch-spinoff-imdb-tv-4142783/?fbclid=IwAR2TBEJGesV4Fy2vpxgEECMwXW1sB5PgIUu93b1aZFXkOx5YSOdxqhVslgA

The spin off was announced a while back and will be shown on IMDb tv as mentioned above

2smiggy

finished the final series last night. Overall very good. Glad we get a spin off and more Bosch. The PI route could give us some very interesting story lines

California Dreamer

California Dreamer wrote: »

I think after the end and

Bosch applying for his PI license

a spinoff was going to be in the works.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/bosch-spinoff-imdb-tv-4142783/?fbclid=IwAR2TBEJGesV4Fy2vpxgEECMwXW1sB5PgIUu93b1aZFXkOx5YSOdxqhVslgA

Ya think?!

Mr.Nice Guy

Just finished it. I really liked it, having been worried this season might not have much of a sense of jeopardy to it. Enjoyed the story arc for Edgar. I quite liked Irving in the earlier seasons but he showed a horrible side to him this season. I liked Harry's line to him about Sonia's father: 'He lost his only child, and you of all people should know what that's like.'

I also appreciated that they made other such references to the earlier seasons, such as

bringing back Brasher, the bone expert from season one, his friend in the FBI, Maddie visiting the place her mother got shot, etc.

I'm glad that they are doing a spin-off. I'd happily watch another 7 seasons of Bosch and I'm not normally really into detective shows. I hope people here have the chance to watch the spin-off on Prime.

silverharp

Like the Maddie Bosch relationship in this series, none of the whiny teenager nonsense

sioda

silverharp wrote: »

Like the Maddie Bosch relationship in this series, none of the whiny teenager nonsense

Fully agree with this she's a fully rounded character unlike so many Kim Bauer in 24 I'm looking at you.

CastorTroy

Ah, but how would Maddie do if faced with a cougar?

theoneeyedman

Just starting the final series this weekend, looking forward to it.

There is a lot of book material after Harry left LAPD. Some of it has been covered in the last couple of series already. It'll be interesting to see how they dovetail that in the spinoff. Harry had left under a cloud, and was still using his LAPD contacts to persue private and some of the cold cases IIRC. Also, Harry worked with a police force in a smaller city to keep his credentials alive for a time. Jerry Edgar was jettisoned years ago in the books, after a falling out with Harry, before eventually they made up.

I suppose what I'm saying is that the books and the TV series are nonlinear, but not any less interesting for it.

extra gravy

Great finish to the series, will miss some of the characters, especially the two auld lads. Looking forward to the spin-off.

pixelburp

I haven't minded Maddie myself TBH. She's a bit annoying yes, in that way fictional American teenagers can be. But the show has rarely steered towards Cheap Family Drama angst... except on occasion when it made sense she'd be a bit antagonistic towards her cop dad. I don't like her, but haven't actively hated her either.

barney shamrock

CastorTroy wrote: »

Ah, but how would Maddie do if faced with a cougar?

Honey Chandler?