| Bosch Season 5 | |
|---|---|
 Season 5 poster | |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Network | Amazon Prime |
| Original release | April, 2019 |
| No. of episodes | 10 |
| Previous season | 4 |
| Next season | 6 |
Season 5 of Bosch was announced in February 2018. Series developer Eric Overmyer is expected to return to Bosch as co-showrunner with Daniel Pyne. Overmyer took time away from the series during the production of season 4 to work on Amazon's series The Man in the High Castle. Pyne took over as showrunner for the fourth season. On November 14, 2018, it was announced that Bosch would be renewed for a sixth season.[1]
The Hollywood Reporter noted that the season will draw from the novel Two Kinds of Truth. The article notes that the books plot includes Bosch being accused of framing a deathrow inmate while he was working for the LAPD. At the same time he works on a double murder in his new position with the much smaller San Fernando PD.[2]
Cast[]
Starring[]
- Titus Welliver as Harry Bosch
- Jamie Hector as Jerry Edgar
- Amy Aquino as Grace Billets
- Madison Lintz as Maddie Bosch
- and Lance Reddick as Irvin Irving
Supporting Cast[]
Guest Starring[]
- DaJuan Johnson as Detective Rondell Pierce, Hollywood homicide (10 episodes)
- Mimi Rogers as Honey Chandler (9 episodes)
- Bianca Kajlich as Christina Henry, Conviction Integrity Unit Investigator[2] (8 episodes)
- Troy Evans as Detective "Barrel" Johnson, Hollywood homicide (8 episodes)
- Gregory Scott Cummins as Detective Robert "Crate" Moore, Hollywood homicide (8 episodes)
- Scott Klace as Sergeant John Mankiewicz, Hollywood division (8 episodes)
- Jacqueline Obradors as Detective Christina Vega, Hollywood homicide[2] (8 episodes)
- Mason Dye as Tom Galligan, Conviction Integrity Unit Clerk (8 episodes)
- Paul Calderon as Detective Santiago "Jimmi" Robertson, Newton homicide (7 episodes)
- Ryan Hurst as Hector Bonner, Chandler's investigator[3] (7 episodes)
- Jamie Ann Allman as Elizabeth Clayton, addict (6 episodes)
- Linda Park as Jun Park, Irving's girlfriend (5 episodes)
- Judith Moreland as District Attorney Roselyn Hines (5 episodes)
- Chris Browning as Preston Borders, convicted murderer (5 episodes)
- Billy Lush as Stones, drug organization enforcer (5 episodes)
- Yani Gellman as Jose Esquivel Jr. - rogue pharmacist (4 episodes)
- Rene Moran as Oscar Pineto (4 episodes)
- Jon Lindstrom as Lance Cronin (4 episodes)
- Chris Vance as Dalton Walsh, drug distributor[4] (4 episodes)
- Ryan Dorsey as Sheriff, drug organization enforcer (4 episodes)
- Eric Ladin as Scott Anderson, LA Times Reporter (4 episodes)
- Celestino Cornielle as DEA Agent Charlie Hovan (4 episodes)
- Jacqueline Pinol as Detective Julie Espinosa, Robbery Homicide Division (3 episodes)
- Ingrid Rogers as LaTonya Edgar, Jerry's ex-wife (3 episodes)
- Mark Rolston as Lt. Donald Thorne, Hollywood Division (3 episodes)
- Richard Brooks as Dwight Wise, retired detective (3 episodes)
- Juliet Landau as Rita Tedesco, court reporter (3 episodes)
- C. Thomas Howell as Louis Degner (3 episodes)
- Doug Simpson as Terry Spencer (3 episodes)
- Jeremiah Birkett as Nate "Peanut" Webster, junk metal dealer (2 episodes)
- Kwame Patterson as Gary Wise, Confidential Informant (2 episodes)
- Priscilla Garita as Detective Nellie Jensen, Narcotics (2 episodes)
- Rob Benedict as Dr Victor Hansen (2 episodes)
- Reuben Uy as Officer John Enochty, Newton Division (2 episodes)
- Daya Vaidya as Jen Kowski, political consultant (2 episodes)
- Verona Blue as Janice Shaz, bartender (2 episodes)
- M.C. Gainey as Ryan Rodgers, retired detective (2 episodes)
- Antonio David Lyons as Rob Crosley (2 episodes)
- Bess Armstrong as Judge Sobel, Borders' hearing (2 episodes)
- Treva Etienne as Jacques Avril (2 episodes)
- George Gerdes as Ray Scales, Veterans Association (2 episodes)
Co-Starring[]
- Ben Milliken as Carter, drug organization enforcer (6 episodes)
- Devan Chandler Long as Wilbur Hart, drug organization enforcer (6 episodes)
- Wilmer Calderon as Detective Daniel Arias (6 episodes)
- Al Vicente as Detective Ray Marcos (6 episodes)
- Tim Lounibos as Ed Sung, Conviction Integrity Unit Investigator (5 episodes)
- Chris Ashworth as Vardy, drug organization enforcer[5] (5 episodes)
- Reggie Watkins as Detective Marvin Webster (4 episodes)
- Mark Adair-Rios as Deputy District Attorney Alex Kennedy (4 episodes)
- Mark Herrier as Captain Dennis Cooper (4 episodes)
- Ryan Ahern as Officer Ray Powers, Hollywood Division (3 episodes)
- Kevin Sifuentes as Jose Esquivel Sr. - pharmacist (3 episodes)
- Brent Chase as Trey, addict (3 episodes)
- Avery Clyde as Kathy Zelden (3 episodes)
- Christine Horn as Zazie Little (3 episodes)
- Moronai Kanekoa as Officer Morgan, Hollywood Division (3 episodes)
- Deji LaRay as Officer Julius Edgewood, Hollywood Division (2 episodes)
- Seth Carr as Joe Edgar (2 episodes)
- Mataeo Mingo as Jack Edgar (2 episodes)
- John Eddins as Sergeant Delmore "Wash" Washington, Irving's driver (2 episodes)
- Jonathan Camp as Brandon Cleek, drug organization enforcer (2 episodes)
- Adrian Bustamante as Officer Franco Rodriguez, Hollywood Division (2 episodes)
- Geoffrey Kennedy as Officer Eugene Robson (2 episodes)
- Sean A. Rosales as Miguel Vasquez (2 episodes)
- Austin Arnold as Chandler's Receptionist (2 episodes)
- Campbell De Silva as Dr. Garcia (2 episodes)
- Jeremiah Bitsui as Officer Billy Harjo, Newton Division (2 episodes)
- Diahnna Nicole Baxter as Detective Maya Washington, Newton Division (2 episodes)
- Joni Bovill as Ida, Irving's personal assistant (2 episodes)
- Sisa Grey as Officer Talia Shepherd, Hollywood Division (2 episodes)
- Katie Michaels as Dinah Rousseau (2 episodes)
- Susan Angelo as Cheryl Prescott (2 episodes)
- Karen Strassman as DDA Laura Tribe (2 episodes)
- Emiliano Torres as CO Alberto Sanchez (2 episodes)
- Alicia Sixtos as Officer Rene Davila (2 episodes)
- Jon Knapp as Officer John Zepponi (2 episodes)
Crew[]
Producers[]
- James Boscardin Martin - Producer
- Titus Welliver - Producer
- Jeffrey Fiskin - Consulting Producer
- Tom Bernardo - Supervising Producer
- Henrik Pabst - Executive Producer
- James Baker - Executive Producer
- Elle Jonhnson - Executive Producer
- John Mankiewicz - 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Two Kinds of Truth" | Daniel Pyne | Alex Zakrzewski | 04/19/19 | |
| "Pill Shills" | Eric Overmyer | Alex Zakrzewski | ||
| "The Last Scrip" | Elle Johnson | Daisy von Scherler Mayer | ||
| "Raise the Dead" | Tom Bernardo | Laura Belsey | ||
| "Tunnel Vision" | Jeffrey Fiskin | Patrick Cady | ||
| "The Space Between the Stars" | Shaz Bennett | Neema Barnette | ||
| "The Wisdom of the Desert" | Jeffrey Fiskin | Aaron Lipstadt | ||
| "Salvation Mountain" | Tom Bernardo | Ernest Dickerson | ||
| "Hold Back the Night" | Eric Overmyer | Aaron Lipstadt | ||
| "Creep Signed His Kill" | Daniel Pyne & Katie Pyne | Ernest Dickerson | ||
| Source material: | Two Kinds of Truth | |||