Harry Bosch

[kmpowell]

biggbn said:

Prolex-UK said:

biggbn said:

There was no mention of the lawyer having a family in last seasons, was there?

May be having a senior moment but the family side involved the ageing billionaire not the lawyer

Honey Chandler seems to have a husband and a daughter in the house she was shot in in this season?

Marty is not her "husband", Honey is now working at Rose & Associates, which is owned by Marty Rose (one of Honey's old law professor's). The company is setup in a house (not the same house she was shot in). The "daughter" is the daughter of the judge shot by Rogers, not Honey's daughter.

Unless I'm missing something?

[RC1807]

kmpowell said:

Marty is not her "husband", Honey is now working at Rose & Associates, which is owned by Marty Rose (one of Honey's old law professor's). The company is setup in a house (not the same house she was shot in). The "daughter" is the daughter of the judge shot by Rogers, not Honey's daughter.

Unless I'm missing something?

That's my interpretation, so far, yep.

ETA: watched 2 eps yesterday, 2 this morning.
Now want the next, ASAP!

Edited by RC1807 on Monday 9th May 11:43

[biggbn]

kmpowell said:

biggbn said:

Prolex-UK said:

biggbn said:

There was no mention of the lawyer having a family in last seasons, was there?

May be having a senior moment but the family side involved the ageing billionaire not the lawyer

Honey Chandler seems to have a husband and a daughter in the house she was shot in in this season?

Marty is not her "husband", Honey is now working at Rose & Associates, which is owned by Marty Rose (one of Honey's old law professor's). The company is setup in a house (not the same house she was shot in). The "daughter" is the daughter of the judge shot by Rogers, not Honey's daughter.

Unless I'm missing something?

Thanks, I'm sure the young black lady in the house called Honey 'mama' or similar a few times, hence my confusion. Thanks all for clarifying things.

[anonymous-user]

I'm currently watching Episode 4 now.

Really enjoying it. As least as much as the other Bosch series

[FiF]

Enjoying it, very limited ads not at all intrusive though can't f/fwd through them.

[JonChalk]

Lord Marylebone said:

I'm currently watching Episode 4 now.

Really enjoying it. As least as much as the other Bosch series

Yup - even getting used to the theme tune now

[DoctorX]

FiF said:

Enjoying it, very limited ads not at all intrusive though can't f/fwd through them.

Last two episodes I watched has no ads at all, the screen just went black for a few seconds then it carried on. Not that I'm complaining.

[MYOB]

Have started with it. Much as I hate adverts, they are tolerable here. Not too intrusive.

[Blue Dog]

I`ve watched all four episodes and only had two 20 second adverts.

Although every now, maybe twice an episode, the screen goes blank for a moment, doesn`t bother me.

[pquinn]

So they have a funny idea of what counts as Friday, the latest two eps are up already.

[DSLiverpool]

pquinn said:

So they have a funny idea of what counts as Friday, the latest two eps are up already.

I binge watched them on Thursday expecting another episode this morning but nothing - can I wait till next Thursday - it’s a great story arc.

[FiF]

hepy said:

Done Ep1 and 2 - the title music is bobbins compared to the previous series, but apart from that it's great.

May be missing some Crate and Barrel, but apart from that, it's a solid 9/10.

Then again re C&B, "on it like a bonnet." "Cheese dick" Brilliant bantz as per usual.

[biggbn]

I'm feeling this plot much more far fetched and many corners been cut compared to the usually meticulous scripts. Honey being present at two separate murders now, no mention of police involvement or her giving statements etc for the drowning one, and yeah, OK, the other one won't be discovered until the container lands but would there not be cctv etc ousting her at or near the scene once investigated. These kind of details would usually be dealt with on Bosch. Perhaps I'm just used to the high bar but am enjoying the performances, just not the storyline so much.

[JonChalk]

biggbn said:

I'm feeling this plot much more far fetched and many corners been cut compared to the usually meticulous scripts. Honey being present at two separate murders now, no mention of police involvement or her giving statements etc for the drowning one, and yeah, OK, the other one won't be discovered until the container lands but would there not be cctv etc ousting her at or near the scene once investigated. These kind of details would usually be dealt with on Bosch. Perhaps I'm just used to the high bar but am enjoying the performances, just not the storyline so much.

Well, it's pretty much the same production and writing team as "Bosch" - with Connelly writing input same as well, so I suspect while there may be a change in tone and approach - less procedural and less constrained (PI & attorney seeking revenge privately and not so confined by the "law") - the quality and attention to detail remains, at least in my eyes.

[biggbn]

JonChalk said:

biggbn said:

I'm feeling this plot much more far fetched and many corners been cut compared to the usually meticulous scripts. Honey being present at two separate murders now, no mention of police involvement or her giving statements etc for the drowning one, and yeah, OK, the other one won't be discovered until the container lands but would there not be cctv etc ousting her at or near the scene once investigated. These kind of details would usually be dealt with on Bosch. Perhaps I'm just used to the high bar but am enjoying the performances, just not the storyline so much.

Well, it's pretty much the same production and writing team as "Bosch" - with Connelly writing input same as well, so I suspect while there may be a change in tone and approach - less procedural and less constrained (PI & attorney seeking revenge privately and not so confined by the "law") - the quality and attention to detail remains, at least in my eyes.

As I said, still enjoying it but for me, definitely more loose ends than previously. No writing team is infallible, look at how, for instance, Peaky Blinders and Line of Duty got progressively worse. I think they have the PI atmosphere bang on, it's just the plot holes that irk me slightly

[normalbloke]

Did I imagine it, or is the series version of The Lincoln Lawyer released today on Netflix? This is another Michael Connolly creation.

[eccles]

normalbloke said:

Did I imagine it, or is the series version of The Lincoln Lawyer released today on Netflix? This is another Michael Connolly creation.

Yes, it's out tonight.

[Smollet]

eccles said:

normalbloke said:

Did I imagine it, or is the series version of The Lincoln Lawyer released today on Netflix? This is another Michael Connolly creation.

Yes, it's out tonight.

Just finished watching all the episodes. Not as good as the movie that it loosely follows but definitely watchable once you get used to Mickey Holler having a American/Mexican accent.

[JonChalk]

5 episodes in and I'm now quite liking the theme........

[normalbloke]

Smollet said:

eccles said:

normalbloke said:

Did I imagine it, or is the series version of The Lincoln Lawyer released today on Netflix? This is another Michael Connolly creation.

Yes, it's out tonight.

Just finished watching all the episodes. Not as good as the movie that it loosely follows but definitely watchable once you get used to Mickey Holler having a American/Mexican accent.

Crikey, you don’t hang about! I watched 2 last night but was absolutely knackered, in fact I might watch the second episode again, as I don’t think I gave it the attention it deserved. However, really enjoying it so far, especially the suicide door Continental.