Summary
Bosch: Legacyseason 3 finally has a release date after Amazon emerged this week from their self-induced Harry Bosch silence. The final season will kick off on March 27 with the first four episodes airing all at once.Amazon released an exciting teaser for the upcoming season, showcasing a series of clips from the last decade of Harry Bosch, but it was devoid of any new footage from the final season.
With just under two months to go untilBosch: Legacy’s third season airs, there is still no trailer, orany significant promotion, and instead,Amazon are very focused on letting the audience know they are ending the show.Of course, the official line is that the third season is a fitting end to the series, but in reality it was actually canceled.
Bosch: Legacy Season 3
Starring
Titus Welliver, Mimi Rogers, Madison Lintz, Chang, Denise G. Sanchez, Scott Klace, Gregory Scott Cummins, Troy Evans, Orla Brady, Michael Reilly Burke, Andrea Cortes, Dale Dickey, Mark Rolston, Anthony Gonzales, Tommy Martinez and Maggie Q
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Created by
Tom Bernardo, Michael Connelly, and Eric Ellis Overmyer
Bosch: Legacyseason 3 wrapped filming months ago, but Amazon still haven’t released any actual footage to tease fans about what to expect from Harry Bosch’s final solo case.Amazon woke from their self-induced Harry Bosch coma this week to give fans a minute-long series of clips they’d already seen to remind them that this was the ‘final’ season.Of course, the clips were great because Harry Bosch is a bad-ass and fans will never tire of watching classic action-filled scenes featuring the character. However,what fans really wanted was footage from the new season, but they were left hugely disappointed.So why would Amazon not release any new footage? It’s very simple:Bosch: Legacy’s third seasonwasn’t designed to be the end, so there is nothing Amazon could use in this new footage to support their ‘final season’ marketing ploy.
Amazon decided the best option would be to encourage fans to watch all nine seasons ofBoschandBosch: Legacyin the lead up to the ‘final season’. Amazon have now decided it’s convenient for them to pushBosch: Legacyas a long-running showfrom a marketing point of view, even though it was very much billed as a brand-new thing when it launched on Freevee back in 2022.Amazon axed Freeveeback in November 2024, so in their eyes,Bosch: Legacyis now a Prime Video asset, at least it is for the next few months before they ditch it.
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Amazon Called The End Of Bosch: Legacy ‘Bittersweet’ Despite Canceling It
The head of television at Amazon MGM Studios, Vernon Sanders, released a statement alongside the announcement of the official air date forBosch: Legacy’s final season: (Source:Deadline)
As we approach the final season ofBosch: Legacy,we are so proud of what this series has accomplished and while it’s bittersweet to see it come to a close, we’re immensely satisfied with the journey.
Vernon Sanders canceledBosch: Legacy, so why does he feel bittersweet about it?The dictionary definition of bittersweet is ‘pleasure accompanied by suffering or regret.’ Sanders most definitely got pleasure out of cancelingBosch: Legacy, as it meant he could finally focus on shows that fit in withAmazon’s advertising strategy. The ‘suffering and regret’ part of the definition of ‘bittersweet’ might relate to the 22,000 loyal fans who have backed the campaign toSaveBosch: Legacy, and in the process, uncovered all the lies Amazon has been telling.
The petition is now more important than ever as Amazon doubles down on their official narrative, which aims to convince their global audience thatBosch: Legacy’s final season was planned.Vernon Sanders represents everything that is rotten in the industry. Risk-averse, untalented, out of touch and most of all, a spineless mouthpiece for a streaming giant that is rapidly killing creativity in Hollywood. WhenBosch: Legacyends in May, it’ll be the beginning of the end for the streaming era. Amazon are running one big commercial, and they aren’t really interested in giving audiences the compelling content they so desperately crave.
