Some Measure of Justice

Episode aired Apr 17, 2020
45m

IMDb RATING

8.9/10

1.4K

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Lance Reddick and Linda Park in Some Measure of Justice (2020)

Crime Drama

Irving and Maddie make big decisions about their futures. Bosch and Edgar, having weathered unexpected tragedies, share bitter frustration with a system that has seemingly failed them. But w... Read allIrving and Maddie make big decisions about their futures. Bosch and Edgar, having weathered unexpected tragedies, share bitter frustration with a system that has seemingly failed them. But with the motion hearing on the Kent murder case evidence at hand, they're each faced with a... Read allIrving and Maddie make big decisions about their futures. Bosch and Edgar, having weathered unexpected tragedies, share bitter frustration with a system that has seemingly failed them. But with the motion hearing on the Kent murder case evidence at hand, they're each faced with a choice: to let thing go, or to take matters into their own hands.

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IMDb RATING

8.9/10

1.4K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Michael Connelly: the author of the books the program is based on, walking through the squad room.

Goofs
Immediately after an officer involved shooting the officer would not be brought in to explain the events of the shooting. A police department as big as LAPD would know to give the officer two "sleep cycles" before questioning.

Soundtracks
What a Wonderful World
Performed by Chris Botti featuring Mark Knopfler
Composers: George David Weiss and Bob Thiele

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Featured review

8/10

Good series

This series is a winner no matter what because all the compromises the detectives have to make are so grittily realistic.

As with most of the previous ones, this series worked well for me, because of the multiple threads. The plot follows Bosch still busy with Daisy Clayton, but also dragged into a conspiracy that turns out to be something different from what suggested by the FBI.

J. Edgar is still pursuing Jacques Avril, the smiling evil man from his past and things just get worse by the minute. Other secondary plots are about Maddie changing her mind about Money Chandler and Irving having doubts about his plans - or rather, being kind of forced out of the race.

Some complained about the ending being too "optimistic" and I agree that the bomb plot was perhaps a bit hurried, but there isn't much optimism in the Clayton's story, nor in the match between Edgar and Avril.

Everybody is damaged and disappointed, even the LT who had to face a useless harassment procedure, which once more highlights how much soulless bureaucracy is set in motion by the attempts to keep a safe working environment.