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It did feel like they were setting it up for another season, but got the axe after that. Who knows, maybe there'll be another spinoff. Probably good it ended though, I just wasn't feeling Legacy like I did with the original run.

https://screenrant.com/ballard-tv-show-trailer/

Shit, called that.

I read a couple industry articles that said the third season was completed with every expectation of a fourth, when Amazon just pulled the rug out.
Makes sense, there were several loose threads left dangling. The homo councilman serial killer, the follow home robber who’s auntie is Maddies partner, and the Chandler/chief standoff over Robertson’s killer.

Maggie’s fine af so maybe I’ll watch but probably not.

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Maggie’s fine af so maybe I’ll watch but probably not.

Eye candy only does so much anymore. I can see hot chicks do way more than solve murders elsewhere on the internet, so that murder better be real interesting.

I thought it was pretty much a very mediocre season. I couldn't care less about Maddie as a cop and my opinion is that the series jumped the shark when that became part of the series.

Like many things on TV, it has just gone on too long and is worn out. It is still better than many other things on TV, but it lost its sharpness.

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Like many things on TV, it has just gone on too long and is worn out. It is still better than many other things on TV, but it lost its sharpness.

Not just Bosch but almost all programs/series > we get tired and our attention span wains. The newness leaves as we start seeing similar story lines. It is just an evolution along with running out of ideas for the writers.

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Like many things on TV, it has just gone on too long and is worn out. It is still better than many other things on TV, but it lost its sharpness.

He was just in an episode of The Equalizer as a possible spin off series