Ep 3. Devil in the House

In the third episode of the fourth season of Bosch, titled "Devil in the House," the titular detective Harry Bosch gets closer to solving the case of a murdered high-profile attorney. The episode opens with Harry visiting the crime scene, a pristine modern home in the Hollywood Hills. He finds a piece of evidence hidden in plain sight that takes him closer to identifying the killer.

Meanwhile, Harry's partner, Jerry Edgar, is working on a lead when he finds himself in a compromising situation. He is forced to navigate the moral quandary of following a professional lead that could have personal consequences.

Harry and his partner work together to uncover the truth behind the high-profile attorney's murder. They dig deeper into his personal life, trying to find a motive that makes sense, as they discover more evidence that suggests the killing was not random. Each small piece of evidence they find becomes an essential clue that brings them closer to solving the mystery behind the murder.

As the investigation continues, Harry discovers shocking new information about the case and begins to form a theory of what happened in that house on the night of the murder. His discovery leads him to confront one of the suspect's families, which causes more tension to the already deepening mystery.

Among the other developments that take place in this episode, Harry's daughter, Maddie, gets a job offer that she's not sure what to do about. Harry is still adjusting to his recent promotion and trying to find his footing in the new role. Additionally, Harry's relationship with Sylvia becomes murky as he continues to withhold information about the case from her.

The production design, as always, is striking, with gorgeous and dramatic shots of Los Angeles weaving throughout the story. The tension builds throughout the episode, keeping the audience on the edge of their seat. Each of the characters brings the story to life as they confront their inner demons while trying to expose the killer.

All in all, "Devil in the House" is a thrilling episode that continues to unravel the intricate web of intrigue and suspense that Bosch is well-known for. The pace is steady and intense, the performances are convincing, and the storyline is gripping—everything Bosch fans have come to expect from this exciting crime drama.