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ducati_EL34
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meh. i will pass. :thumbsdn:
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ducati_EL34
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Lately I have stopped "in mid stream", watching some series TV that I found enjoyable. I just did not care to continue. The premise of this series does not appeal to me in the slightest.
Pio1980
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My first thought....
I was thinking magneto ignition.
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cubdog
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The wife and I watched episode #1. We both enjoyed it quite a bit. It was a bit slow as most shows of this type tend to be at the start. Characters need to be introduced, locales set, ect. I expect the action and intrigue to be ramped up as the series progresses.
The only thing that didn't seem right was Bosch's house. Quite the bachelor pad for a detective. I'm not sure where he got the money for it but maybe that will be addressed. I couldn't make out his audio system. I saw a TT and what may have been a SS Mac next to it. :scratch2:
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The only thing that didn't seem right was Bosch's house. Quite the bachelor pad for a detective. I'm not sure where he got the money for it but maybe that will be addressed. I couldn't make out his audio system. I saw a TT and what may have been a SS Mac next to it. :scratch2:
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Pio1980
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c.coyle
Fighting the Dunning-Kruger effect.
In the books, somebody makes a movie based loosely on one of his cases. It flops, but that's where Harry gets the money for his house with the view of LA.
I thought I saw some tube equipment in Harry's house, maybe McIntosh. Just as in the books, he's a jazz man.
Lost light, city of bones, the last coyote, Jerry Edgar, Musso & Frank, Bosch's mom was a prostitute. Lots of stuff from the novels was worked into the first two episodes.
I am a big Bosch fan.
cubdog
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Thanks for the explanation. I'm glad there is one or the house would make little sense.
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CKDC
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Th original H. Bosch sure knew how to throw a party:
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c.coyle
Fighting the Dunning-Kruger effect.
Harry the cop pretty much drinks alone.
cubdog
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If we learned anything in chapter one, Harry is not opposed to having a Martini with the fairer sex. That's a good thing or it could be a pretty dull show.
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c.coyle
Fighting the Dunning-Kruger effect.
The books are excellent, and I generally don't read crime and police novels. Connelly has developed a flawed, nuanced, solitary, highly principled character who doesn't interface well with suits and bureaucracies. Not always a likeable guy. Not smooth and debonair, definitely not a womanizer. An anachronism.
And, like me, he is a huge Art Pepper fan. Probably my favorite alto.
That being said, I'm ready to be disappointed by the series.
cubdog
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I'm also a huge Art Pepper fan! I'm going to be prepared to like the series however. I'm negative about enough things already.
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