MGM+ has released first-look images from its Bosch prequel series, Start of Watch. Cameron Monaghan plays a young Harry Bosch. Omari Hardwick plays veteran officer Eli Bridges. The show is set in Los Angeles in 1992. It follows 26-year-old Bosch in his first days as a rookie cop. The city is tense, with gang violence and a fractured police force. Bosch is drawn into a high-profile heist and a web of corruption. The eight-episode series starts on 10 January with two episodes. It then runs weekly to 21 February.
The character comes from Michael Connelly's bestselling crime novels. Connelly is an executive producer on the series. Tom Bernardo and Brian Anthony co-created the show. Bernardo is the showrunner. The cast also includes Kathleen Wilhoite and William Fichtner. Fabel Entertainment produces the show. It will stream in the US, UK, Ireland, Germany, Italy, Spain and more.
Bosch is one of the most watched detective series of the past decade. A prequel lets new viewers start at the beginning.

MGM+ has released first-look images from its Bosch prequel series, Start of Watch. Cameron Monaghan plays a young Harry Bosch. Omari Hardwick plays veteran officer Eli Bridges. The show is set in Los Angeles in 1992. It follows 26-year-old Bosch in his first days as a rookie cop. The city is tense, with gang violence and a fractured police force. Bosch is drawn into a high-profile heist and a web of corruption. The eight-episode series starts on 10 January with two episodes. It then runs weekly to 21 February.

The character comes from Michael Connelly's bestselling crime novels. Connelly is an executive producer on the series. Tom Bernardo and Brian Anthony co-created the show. Bernardo is the showrunner. The cast also includes Kathleen Wilhoite and William Fichtner. Fabel Entertainment produces the show. It will stream in the US, UK, Ireland, Germany, Italy, Spain and more.

Bosch is one of the most watched detective series of the past decade. A prequel lets new viewers start at the beginning.

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