...and programs like it, is that each season basically covers a single story. Little by little, over ten episodes, we are treated to a story which wraps up at the end of the tenth episode.
Thus, as the season rolls on, the episodes get more and more intriguing. By the time one reaches the eighth or ninth episode, it's absolutely riveting, and you just can't wait to watch the next one. The snowball effect, you might say.
This makes Bosch excellent bingeing material. There is no mystery here; we know who the bad people are and the only question is how they'll be caught. Still, it's addictive television by the time you near the end of a season.
Season one of Bosch: pretty good.
Season two of Bosch: very good.
Season three of Bosch: I'm looking forward to finding out.
Thus, as the season rolls on, the episodes get more and more intriguing. By the time one reaches the eighth or ninth episode, it's absolutely riveting, and you just can't wait to watch the next one. The snowball effect, you might say.
This makes Bosch excellent bingeing material. There is no mystery here; we know who the bad people are and the only question is how they'll be caught. Still, it's addictive television by the time you near the end of a season.
Season one of Bosch: pretty good.
Season two of Bosch: very good.
Season three of Bosch: I'm looking forward to finding out.