Can Bosch get Maddie to court before the hitman intercedes?
This is a solid episode that has some suspenseful moments of action and character drama. I cannot give details without spoiling, but it is safe to say that events involving Maddie are the highlight of the episode for me. Several characters are used well by the writers in the associated scenes.
The Billets subplot is reasonably okay. However, it feels a bit forced into the plot as an unsubtle way to address the issue. I appreciate that workplace harassment is an important situation to tackle, but when you contrast this with the murder of children and the justice associated with various heinous violent crimes, the stakes feel distractingly lower.
It is a 7.5/10 for me but I round upwards.
This is a solid episode that has some suspenseful moments of action and character drama. I cannot give details without spoiling, but it is safe to say that events involving Maddie are the highlight of the episode for me. Several characters are used well by the writers in the associated scenes.
The Billets subplot is reasonably okay. However, it feels a bit forced into the plot as an unsubtle way to address the issue. I appreciate that workplace harassment is an important situation to tackle, but when you contrast this with the murder of children and the justice associated with various heinous violent crimes, the stakes feel distractingly lower.
It is a 7.5/10 for me but I round upwards.