After the death of Ellis in the Marina, the details of the Lexi Parks murder are clear. In spite of this significant evidence, the DA insists on continuing to prosecute David Foster. Bosch has a plan to clear Foster for good. Meanwhile the FBI is closing in on Mo.
A great, neat wrap-up of Season 2. Things seemed concluded after the previous episode but, as is the custom with this show (to its credit), there's always some loose ends to tidy up.
Some great intrigue and tension and a twist that could see a whole new direction for the series. Also great to see Lance Reddick, sadly for the last time. RIP.
On the negative side, the wrap-up is maybe a little too neat. It's gotten to the point that whenever one of the main characters is in a bind you know that not only are they going to get out of it but they were in control all along. It's getting a bit too predictable that way.
A great, neat wrap-up of Season 2. Things seemed concluded after the previous episode but, as is the custom with this show (to its credit), there's always some loose ends to tidy up.
Some great intrigue and tension and a twist that could see a whole new direction for the series. Also great to see Lance Reddick, sadly for the last time. RIP.
On the negative side, the wrap-up is maybe a little too neat. It's gotten to the point that whenever one of the main characters is in a bind you know that not only are they going to get out of it but they were in control all along. It's getting a bit too predictable that way.
