Discussion
DSLiverpool said:
Are those tats his or Bosch’s ? Pretty random
The tats are real and Titus Welliver has been collecting them for years. They left them uncovered as Bosch is supposed to have tattoos from his army days, plus they say that it would take an extra hour per day to cover them for filming, so they just leave them.https://www.mysterytribune.com/harry-boschs-titus-...
ElectricSoup said:
There's a big banner on the series title page on Amazon Prime saying FINAL SEASON.
Yes, final season of ‘Bosch’ but they are starting to produce ‘Bosch private detective’ soon, so it isn’t the end.biggbn said:
Finished this yesterday, it really is the anti-holywood cop show, slow paced, well acted, little sensationalism, we have enjoyed every season and look forward to the spin off show.
Totally agree. It’s superb. Looking forward to the spin off.Johnspex said:
Anybody else have trouble understanding what's being said?
No, but most of my ‘TV’ watching is done with decent quality earphones in, as I usually just have an hour or so a night watching stuff on my iPad while my wife watches something else, or late in the evening while she snoozes in bed and I don’t want to disturb her.I find with earphones/headphones I can clearly understand everything I watch, but sometimes when I watch programs/films on the TV I sometimes struggle to understand all the words, as I find the speakers to be shockingly s
t on modern ultra-thin TV’s with microscopic speakers which face the rear wall instead of out the front, and no, I can’t be bothered with having soundbars and all that sort of paraphernalia under my TV’s.When people can’t understand the speech on TV, it isn’t usually a volume problem, it’s a quality of sound problem.
Lord Marylebone said:
When people can’t understand the speech on TV, it isn’t usually a volume problem, it’s a quality of sound problem.
probably saying the same thing - it's a mix problem. Too many programmes these days have incidental music too loud and sound effects overpowering speechnormalbloke said:
Just finished. Brilliant, very much up to it’s usual standard. One moan. Irving. I cannot stand his mannerism, or they way he carries himself. He is most unconvincing.
Lance Reddick who plays Irving had a significant back injury which causes him to have limited movement. It can be seen all the way back to OZ. Once noticed he looks quite robotic.tight fart said:
Bosch, Irving and Jimmy Robertson grated at times, all looked like they'd worked at the Ministry of silly walks.
So true. However in spite of that, and the title music which I really don't like, I'm really sorry it's ending, until the spin-off.
I can't think of another series in recent memory where I really cared what happened to the characters.
RC1807 said:
Started watching Bosch a few days ago. Finished it last night. Excellent stuff, as always - except for Maddie.....she's always annoyed me. Dunno why. She just does.
Anyway, looking forward to the spin off?....
She used to grate me a little earlier on, but as others have said, she’s matured into a very good character in the series.Anyway, looking forward to the spin off?....
21st Century Man said:
Macroni18 said:
The best series on Prime.
There was that French spy series which was as good but haven't seen subsequent episodes come up on Prime, cannot remember the name.
The Bureau. It was very good.There was that French spy series which was as good but haven't seen subsequent episodes come up on Prime, cannot remember the name.
Baron Noir was another French cracker.
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