Bosch

Harry Bosch, an LAPD homicide detective, faces a courtroom battle over the fatal shooting of a serial killer, an event that tests his ethics and methods. Meanwhile a long buried cold case resurfaces when the remains of a missing boy are found, forcing him to reckon with the consequences of his choices. A bold recruit catches his eye as precinct politics heat up around him. In a world where truth can be slippery and justice is a daily grind, Bosch relentlessly follows leads, never losing sight of what he believes is right.

Launched in 2015, Bosch was created by Eric Overmyer and Michael Connelly and built around Connelly’s renowned detective hero. The series centers on Titus Welliver as Harry Bosch, with a steady ensemble including Jamie Hector and Lance Reddick.

Bosch helped solidify a trend of grounded crime dramas that lean on procedural realism and deep character study. The series fed a broader appetite for long form detective sagas on streaming, with Welliver's restrained narration and measured performance becoming a touchstone for fans.

Critics praised the show for its moody atmosphere, tight plotting, and moral ambiguity at its core. Themes of duty versus accountability recur as Bosch negotiates legal peril, personal loyalties, and the weight of past actions.