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Bosch! Season 6

6 years ago

After a medical physicist is executed and the deadly radioactive material he had with him goes missing, Detective Harry Bosch finds himself at the center of a complex murder case, a messy federal investigation, and catastrophic threat to Los Angeles -- the city he’s pledged to serve and protect.

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mariagrazia

6 years ago

Ha - I thought this might be a dishwasher review!

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kathyg_in_mi
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Love harry Bosch! But don't have Amazon Prime. Drat!

I take that back, I do have Amazon Prime, I'm on my sisters! Woo hoo!
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sorry I didn't see this sooner. I agree, Eliot Coleman's books are great plus you can see his posts on Facebook about what he is doing in his high tunnel. A local market farmers also posts his photos and sells fresh veggies at the winter market here in zone 5B NH. I have a greenhouse plastic covered wood frame high tunnel. The ground never freezes inside but the air temps as mentioned by another poster get just as cold inside as outside when the sun goes down. We have a thermometer in our kitchen with sensors in different places so I know what the temp is in the high tunnel as well as outdoors. There are some easy tricks to keeping things warm like putting Agribon fabric over plants. Some of the market gardeners are using supplemental heat early in the season to get an early start on tomatoes. Johnny's Selected Seeds website has some good info about high tunnels. Yes, you can plant cold hardy things earlier but you also have to know that there is a Persiphone period during winter when there is not enough sun so plants go dormant. My simply plastic high tunnel seems capable of being a zone or two warmer depending on how much extra protection I give things. I overwintered rosemary and variegated sages successfully (but not last winter). I'm planting in the ground. Cilantro, kale, claytonia self seed in my high tunnel but not outside. I don't think beans are cold tolerant. Spinach and chard are. I had a goal of picking salad greens for Thanksgiving dinner. I might have done Christmas, too. You will need to read up on varieties because some lettuce is hardier than other varieties. I have had some lettuce start regrowing in early spring. Surprisingly, even with the sides rolled up and double door open, in summer the temp is easily 100 degrees on sunny days. In winter there can be a huge temperature difference. I have a yard hydrant so I can have water in winter but that requires an underground pipe from the house. My tomato plants are healthier than those growing outdoors. I still start seed indoors under lights. Between Johnny's and Eliot Coleman's books you can figure when to plant seeds outdoors under plastic to provide fall and winter harvests. I did not do winter crops this past winter because voles and other furry creatures had caused too much damage. Went to undercover a late crop of broccoli only to find every head gone. Also be aware that it gets too hot to be working under plastic in the summer and even some spring days if you don't get out early.
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chisue
6 years ago
Yes! We have the last bit of Blue Murder to wrap up this afternoon, then it's on to see how much of this Connelly mystery we recognize. DH and I think that Titus Welliver is perfect in his portrayal of Bosch. (Makes you wonder how many other 'character actors' we could have enjoyed performing, had they, not some established 'star' been cast in title roles.)
Elmer J Fudd
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
I believe this is the last season that will be produced for Amazon Prime. I've enjoyed the first 5 very much and we're just rewatching Season 5 so it'll be a week before we get to the new one.

I've been a big fan of Connelly and his books for the last 20 years. I've met and spoken with him twice at book presentations (the key was to show up an hour early and chat when he finished his set up). He's a very friendly guy and is more than modest about the success he's had as an author. I was born and raised in LA and lived there until my early 20s and have continued to visit regularly because of friends and family. The scenes and places depicted, whether in books or on the screen, are usually familiar and serve each time as a visit to my home town.
JustDoIt
6 years ago
chisue - I totally agree with you that Welliver was an excellent choice in that for once the actor cast in the part mirrors my picture of Bosch when reading the novels. (Unlike Tom Cruise (5'7" tall) vs. Jack Reacher (6'5"). Okay, off my soapbox.)

There goes my weekend.
Kathsgrdn
6 years ago
Too bad I don't have Amazon. Been reading the Harry Bosch books, or rather listening to them in my car.
Michael
Original Author
6 years ago
Bosch will end with Season 7.

Bosch Season 7 has been announced by Amazon with the confirmation of a finish line set for the Titus Welliver-starring modern noir detective show, which launched back in 2014 as one of Amazon’s very first original offerings.
Elmer J Fudd
6 years ago
Welliver has done the vocal performances on Connelly's audio books that have been done since the Amazon series started. In that additional way he's become the personification of Harry Bosch.

I agree, he's done a wonderful job in portraying the role. One habit he has, whether it was his idea or something he was directed to do, is that when he's having a difficult conversation or one that bothers him, he turns his glance to the side and stops looking at the person he's having the conversation with. Not a sign of contempt necessarily but certainly a display of attitude.
Elmer J Fudd
6 years ago
Michael, thanks for sharing the good news. That's a change from what I read some months ago. I know it's been one of Amazon's more successful productions so maybe they stepped up the bucks to make it happen.
norsetex
6 years ago
I love his Bosch books. I don't have Amazon Prime and don't need one more additional service.
gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
6 years ago
I would enjoy seeing this series as well as I am a big Connelly fan and especially of the Bosch series. But I already have 3 streaming services and don't see the advantage in adding another just for this.

Will have to make do with the odd Harlan Coben movie/mini series that appear on Netflix :-)
Elmer J Fudd
6 years ago
garden girl, we watched Coban's Safe and were very disappointed. Are the other few Coban shows better?

The only good thing about Safe was getting introduced to the French actress Audrey Fleurot who had a minor role. We later enjoyed her in her leading role in A French Village.

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