Sheehan is on the run with pursuers closing in.
The plot involving Sheehan feels like an obligatory suspect on the run trope that we have come to expect in Bosch, but the filmmakers portray it with some suitably tense moments.
For me the aftermath of these scenes is relatively predictable, but no less intriguing. I knew what the outcome of the ballistics report would be, but I still want to find out how Harry will deal with the situation in coming episodes.
The scenes with Madeline are also quite procedural following a bereavement, but they feel realistic and relatively compelling.
For me it is a 7.5/10, but I round upwards.
The plot involving Sheehan feels like an obligatory suspect on the run trope that we have come to expect in Bosch, but the filmmakers portray it with some suitably tense moments.
For me the aftermath of these scenes is relatively predictable, but no less intriguing. I knew what the outcome of the ballistics report would be, but I still want to find out how Harry will deal with the situation in coming episodes.
The scenes with Madeline are also quite procedural following a bereavement, but they feel realistic and relatively compelling.
For me it is a 7.5/10, but I round upwards.