# Bosch (season 3)

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Bosch (2014-2021) is an American TV series revolving around an L.A.P.D. homicide detective frequently at odds with colleagues and residents for conducting his profession with his high diligence and strong professional standards.

### "The Smog Cutter" [3.01]

    Harry Bosch: If Holland were an ordinary mook with a public defender, he'd be begging to cop a plea. But he's a semi-famous film director with a high price mouthpiece.
    Benitez: Well, I still think he'll plead.
    Harry Bosch: This is L.A. I've got two words for you.
    Benitez: Don't say "OJ".
    Harry Bosch: Robert Blake.
    Benitez: Phil Spector.
    Harry Bosch: The exception that proves the rule.

### "The Four Last Things" [3.02]

    Holland: [Calls Harry Bosch his Inspector Javert and a Son of a Whore with a party guests asking if this is for his next movie] It's too tropey, who would believe it?

### "God Sees" [3.03]

    Harry Bosch: [Over Goshen saying that private military contractors are used by "OGAs"] "Other Government Agencies".

### "El Compadre" [3.04]

    Irvin Irving: [Having an awkward lunch date with Jun Park] Can I, um... ask you a question?
    Jun Park: Yeah, sure. I have to make those calls. Pay my respects to victim's families, officer's families. Uh, are you asking me why I do CRT?
    Irvin Irving: I'm curious. Many CRT volunteers have some... direct experience with this sort of loss. It gives them empathy. Um... I'm sorry, it's none of my business. I watched you with that family, and I just thought, uh... that we might have something in common?
    Jun Park: Yeah, I guess. My little brother. Gunned down in a drive-by. Four ABZ gangsters. Kids his age.
    Irvin Irving: I'm so sorry.
    Jun Park: Killed my father. He died nine months later, and then my mother, she moved back to Seoul to live with her sister.
    Irvin Irving: But you stayed.
    Jun Park: Yeah, this is my city, I grew up here. A friend told me about CRT, and I thought, maybe, just maybe, it would... And I was right. Trying to help other people, it helps me somehow. At least sometimes. I'm sure you know what all that feels like, yeah?
    Irvin Irving: Yes. I do. You know, I, um... I haven't been on a date in 30 years.
    Jun Park: Um... Is, um... is that what this is, a date?
    Irvin Irving: Oh, Lord, no. I mean...
    Jun Park: Uh... uh... But if I were to ask you out... What have you got to lose?
    Irvin Irving: Good luck with your witness.

### "Blood Under the Bridge" [3.05]

    Irvin Irving: [In debriefing room] The Koreatown Killer, aka KTK, first became active four years ago. Half a dozen robbery assaults. Four carjackings, three shootings, two murders. Incidents occurring roughly every six months.
    Colleague: How do we know it's the same guy every time?
    Irvin Irving: Same gun all three shootings. Prints on one bike match prints found on another victim's vehicle. DNA from several scenes. Eyewitness descriptions pretty consistent, too. It's the same guy.
    Colleague: And we still don't have a suspect?
    Irvin Irving: Not in the system. Never been arrested or served in the military or worked for the Post Office or taught school.
    Colleague: I get it. Always on a bicycle?
    Irvin Irving: It's his signature.
    Colleague: Well, why Koreatown? Are these hate crimes? Are they targeting Koreans?
    Irvin Irving: We don't think so. The victims have been white and black as well as Korean. He's an opportunist, not a racist. He may just live in the neighborhood. The latest carjacking victim helped us develop a new sketch.
    Colleague: Let's get this out to the public.
    Irvin Irving: Not a good idea, sir. We'll be overwhelmed with false sightings. We'll keep it close, circulate it internally.
    Madeline Bosch: That's why I like In-N-Out: you're in, you're out. [To Anita] Any luck?
    Harry Bosch: I've left messages.
    Madeline Bosch: This is way better, Dad. Trust me.You love In-N-Out.
    Anita: The Animal Fries. What's better than that?
    Harry Bosch: Yeah, I know, but...
    Anita: But, Maddie, you've never even been here before.
    Madeline Bosch: It's true, but everyone at school keeps talking about it: Danny Meyer, first Shake Shack in L.A. Any relation to Oscar?
    Harry Bosch: Who? Sorry. I'm not up on my trendy eateries.
    Madeline Bosch: Philistine.
    Harry Bosch: I'm a throwback. Check my fur.
    Madeline Bosch: I love that bracelet, Anita.
    Anita: Oh, thanks, Maddie.
    Madeline Bosch: Thrift store catch. It's so retro.
    Anita: Well, actually, it's not...
    Madeline Bosch: What are you going to get?
    Anita: I don't know. A shake, I guess.

### "Birdland" [3.06]

    Maddie: [To obnoxious reporters, displaying middle finger] Tweet this, asshole!

### "Right Play" [3.07]

    Jerry Edgar: [Walks outside] What's up?
    Sam: WiFi problems.
    Jerry Edgar: Not really my area of expertise, Sam.
    Sam: Yeah, well, the Geek Squad ran some tests, and, uh, seems that somebody's hacked into my modem. They're downloading humongous files.
    Jerry Edgar: No kidding? That's wild.
    Sam: Yeah. I bought some extra bandwidth, but, uh, on the weekends it's still just a trickle. Starts Friday night and goes back to normal late on Sunday afternoon. I still don't get it. It's coming from your house, Jerry.
    Jerry Edgar: What is?
    Sam: The downloading.
    Jerry Edgar: Every weekend?
    Sam: Friday through Sunday.
    Jerry Edgar: I'll take care of it, Sam. Thank you. [Walks into house, to son on couch] Talk to me.
    Son: I'm sorry.
    Jerry Edgar: We'll get to that. What were you thinking? We've got internet.
    Son: It's not fast enough.
    Jerry Edgar: Not fast enough for what?
    Son: Remember the Rosetta thing I asked for for my birthday?
    Jerry Edgar: Language lessons? They were a little too expensive.
    Son: I found them online for free, only it takes forever to download.
    Jerry Edgar: That's not free. That's stealing. This stops now.
    Son: Yes, sir.
    Jerry Edgar: What languages?
    Son: Chinese, Russian, Gaelic.
    Jerry Edgar: Gaelic?
    Jun Park: Your city.
    Irvin Irving: And yours.
    Jun Park: I don't have famous chefs and restaurants like this on speed dial.
    Irvin Irving: Who do you have on speed dial?
    Jun Park: Two karaoke bars and a masseuse.
    Irvin Irving: Well, I think that's way more interesting than mine.
    Jun Park: Ever karaoke?
    Irvin Irving: I have too much respect for music to desecrate it with my voice.
    Jun Park: Ah. What kind of music?
    Irvin Irving: All kinds.
    Jun Park: Something special to you. Hmm. Ahem. Les mystères des voix bulgares (The Mystery of Bulgarian Voices). The Bulgarian Women's Choir, Kaval Sviri?
    Irvin Irving: You know it?
    Jun Park: It was the theme music for Xena, Warrior Princess. Xena. I watched every episode when I was 10.

### "Aye Papi" [3.08]

    Clifton Campbell: I'm afraid the Koreatown Killer will continue his reign of terror indefinitely until we get a new chief.
    Jerry Edgar: [Walks out of house to vehicle, sees $100 bill under windshield wiper, and walks to it] Fucking IA, Harry. [Gets shot in right shoulder by sniper]

### "Clear Shot" [3.09]

    Dobbs: [Steering catamaran ship] Xavi!
    Xavi: Problem? Why we stopping?
    Dobbs: The genny feel offline to you?
    Xavi: No.
    Dobbs: I want to check it out. Take the wheel?
    Xavi: Sure.
    Dobbs: [Goes below] God damn it! Hit the killswitch!
    Xavi: [Dobbs comes back up] Everything okay?
    Dobbs: Yeah. A-okay. [Shoots Xavi in head]

### "The Sea King" [3.10]

    Harry Bosch: We do what we have to do.

## External links

* Bosch (season 3) quotes at the Internet Movie Database