After the phenomenal success of Bosch: Legacy, the high spin-off of the Amazon hit series “Bosch”, the groundbreaking Season 3 is all that fans can gush about!
The series takes a turn on Harry Bosch (Titus Welliver) as he steps into the intriguing realm of private detective work and with that being the main plot of the series, Season 3 promises to deliver a more gripping narrative with unexpected plot twists and an ultimate unraveling of unresolved questions from the previous season’s finale.
Here’s Everything to Know About the Bosch Legacy Season 3.
What Is the Series All About?
Although the official synopsis is pending, Bosch Legacy Season 3 will be picking up from where it left off in the second season’s finale.
The revelation to Maddie about her father’s involvement with a prison hit on her kidnapper strains their father-daughter relationship severely. As Honey Chandler gears up for the DA, political questions become a major point.
Additionally, Mo’s escapade with undercover FBI agent Jade (Jessica Camacho) promises to add some interesting romance scenes mixed with suspense – all in the third season.
Michael Connelly will be the visionary behind the third season, playing as the executive producer as he is joined by Tom Bernardo and Eric Overmyer.
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When Is the Series Releasing?
As per a report released by Collider – although there isn’t an official release date for Season 3 we can expect things to run in motion. S1 debuted on screens in May 2022 followed by the second season in October 2023.
With the confirmation of the third season – which is probably still in the filming phase,-, we can expect the third season to be underway and released sometime late in 2024 as it does seem a plausible release window.
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Where Can We Watch It?
Bosch: Legacy Season 3 will continue to be available for free on Amazon’s ad-supported video service “Freevee”.
The first season was available on Prime but after the second season’s shift to Freevee, the series made sure to open new avenues for fans to enjoy the series.
However, S1 and the original Bosch series remain on Prime.
