| Bosch Season 4 | |
|---|---|
 Season 4 poster | |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Network | Amazon Prime |
| Original release | April 13, 2018 |
| No. of episodes | 10 |
| Previous season | 3 |
| Next season | 5 |
Season 4 of Bosch consists of ten episodes and was released on Amazon Prime Video on 13 April 2018. The season uses material from the books Angels Flight and Nine Dragons. Three months since Irvin Irving was formally promoted to Chief of Police for Los Angeles the Black Guardian case has the public focused on corruption and brutality in the LAPD and Bosch and his squad are drawn into investigating their fellow officers when a prominent attorney is murdered.
Cast[]
Starring[]
- Titus Welliver as Harry Bosch (10 episodes)
- Jamie Hector as Jerry Edgar (10 episodes)
- Amy Aquino as Grace Billets (10 episodes)
- Sarah Clarke as Eleanor Wish (5 episodes)
- Madison Lintz as Maddie Bosch (10 episodes)
- and Lance Reddick as Irvin Irving (10 episodes)
Guest Starring[]
- Paul Calderon as Detective Santiago "Jimmi" Robertson (10 episodes)
- DaJuan Johnson as Detective Rondell Pierce (10 episodes)
- Winter Ave Zoli as Sergeant Amy Snyder (10 episodes)
- John Getz as Bradley Walker (9 episodes)
- Troy Evans as Detective "Barrel" Johnson (9 episodes)
- Tamberla Perry as Sergeant Gabriella Lincoln (9 episodes)
- Gregory Scott Cummins as Detective Robert "Crate" Moore (9 episodes)
- Jamie McShane as Detective Francis Sheehan (8 episodes)
- Ingrid Rogers as Latonya Edgar (7 episodes)
- Scott Klace as Sergeant John Mankiewicz (6 episodes)
- David Hoflin as Detective Doug Rooker (6 episodes)
- Louis Ozawa Changchien as Special Agent Chuck Deng (6 episodes)
- Yancey Arias as Mayor Hector Ramos (5 episodes)
- Barry Shabaka Henley as Terry Drake (5 episodes)
- John Marshall Jones as Special Agent Jay Griffin (5 episodes)
- Anna Diop as Desiree Zealy (5 episodes)
- Jerry Zatarain Jr. as Abe Rodriguez (5 episodes)
- Jerry MacKinnon as Alex Kaplan (4 episodes)
- Daya Vaidya as Jen Kowski (4 episodes)
- Deidrie Henry as Millie Elias (4 episodes)
- Mimi Rogers as Honey Chandler (4 episodes)
- Kristen Ariza as Laura Cooke (4 episodes)
- Leonard Wu as Shiwei Chen (4 episodes)
- Sara Arrington as Margaret Sheehan (4 episodes)
- Linda Park as Jun Park (4 episodes)
- Cynthia Kaye McWilliams as Detective Joan Bennett (4 episodes)
- Anne Dudek as Pamela Duncan (3 episodes)
- Nanrisa Lee as Tiffany Hsu (3 episodes)
- Erich Anderson as Phil Gentry (3 episodes)
- David Barrera as Detective Stan Pipes (3 episodes)
- William Russ as Captain John Garwood (3 episodes)
- Verona Blue as Janice Shaz (3 episodes)
- Jay Seals as Detective Pell (3 episodes)
- James Hsu as Calvin Moy (3 episodes)
- Quincy Fouse as Martin Elias (2 episodes)
- Keston John as Michael Harris (2 episodes)
- Peter Jae as Ting (2 episodes)
- Hoon Lee as Reggie Woo (2 episodes)
- Mark Rolston as Lt. Thorne (2 episodes)
- Jennifer Hasty as Captain Sarah McCurdy (2 episodes)
- Clark Johnson as Howard Elias (1 credited episode, additional uncredited appearances)
- Steven Culp as District Attorney Richard O'Shea (1 episode)
Co-starring[]
- Joni Bovill as Ida (6 episodes)
- Jason Chang as Villain (5 episodes)
- Deji LaRay as Officer Julius Edgewood (5 episodes)
- Ryan Ahern as Officer Ray Powers (4 episodes)
- Monti Sharp as KTK (4 episodes)
- Mataeo Mingo as Jack Edgar (4 episodes)
- Dashawn Raquel Barnes as Hayes (4 episodes)
- Rinny Perkins as Toben (4 episodes)
- Jason Rogel as Detective Jeremy Fix (3 episodes)
- Seth Carr as Joe Edgar (3 episodes)
- John Eddins as Sergeant Delmore "Wash" Washington (3 episodes)
- Jordan Nia Elizabeth as Christian (3 episodes)
- Rickey Eugene Brown as Daishin Daido (3 episodes)
- Vika Stubblebine as Blair Carson (3 episodes)
- Eric VanArsdale as Eddie Vang (3 episodes)
- Chen Tang as Ken Lin (2 episodes)
- Christine Weatherup as PIO Shayda Miller (2 episodes)
- Isait De La Fuente as Assistant Chief Nestor Delgado (2 episodes)
- Jason Sims-Prewitt as Officer Victor Rhodes (2 episodes)
- Riley Beres as Becca Gentry (2 episodes)
- Jay Jay Warren as Ky Hartman (2 episodes)
- Aidan Langford as Young Harry Bosch (2 episodes)
- Kendall Clement as Officer Orman - Property (2 episodes)
- Deb Hiett as Lee Russo (2 episodes)
- Nancy Linari as Liz Fleischer (2 episodes)
- Katharine Leonard as Marjorie Lowe (1 episode)
- Barry Livingston as Gary Potter (1 episode)
Crew[]
Producers[]
- Tom Bernardo - Producer
- Titus Welliver - Producer
- Jeffrey Fiskin - Consulting Producer
- Henrik Pabst - Executive Producer
- Jan David Frouman - Executive Producer
- John Mankiewicz - Executive Producer
- Elle Johnson - Executive Producer
- Pieter Janne Brugge - Executive Producer
- Henrik Bastin - Executive Producer
- Michael Connelly - Executive Producer
- Eric Overmyer - Executive Producer
- Daniel Pyne - Executive Producer
Episodes[]
| Episode | Writer | Director | Airdate | IMDb rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Ask the Dust" | John Mankiewicz & Daniel Pyne | Aaron Lipstadt | 04/13/18 | |
| "Dreams of Bunker Hill" | John Mankiewicz & Daniel Pyne | Aaron Lipstadt | ||
| "Devil in the House" | Tom Bernardo | Alex Zakrzewski | ||
| "Past Lives" | Shaz Bennett & Elle Johnson | Tim Hunter | ||
| "The Coping" | Jeffrey Fiskin | Alex Zakrzewski | ||
| "The Wine of Youth" | John Mankiewicz | Zetna Fuentes | ||
| "Missed Connections" | Jeffrey Fiskin | Daisy von Scherler Mayer | ||
| "Dark Sky" | Elle Johnson | Ernest Dickerson | ||
| "Rojo Profundo" | Michael Connelly | Neema Barnette | ||
| "Book of the Unclaimed Dead" | Daniel Pyne | Ernest Dickerson | ||
| Source material: | Angels Flight, Nine Dragons | |||