Bosch spinoff featuring Maggie Q in leading role unveils crime-fueled trailer, teasing promising suspenseful series
Crank Up the Crime Thriller: "Ballard" Hits Prime Video This July
After the curtain fell on "Bosch: Legacy," the Bosch universe is preparing to expand with a spinoff that promises to deliver another edge-of-your-seat watch. With the trailer for "Ballard" already out, the anticipation is palpable.
Reneé Ballard, magnetically portrayed by Maggie Q, takes center stage in the upcoming series. We had a taste of her in season 3's final episode of "Bosch," where she teamed up with Harry Bosch (Titus Welliver) to delve into the Flower Girls murders.
Now, Reneé is poised to star in her very own show, continuing her relentless pursuit of justice in a chilling conspiracy. Peep the trailer below for a glimpse into the murky waters she'll navigate:
The trailer hints at some intense personal and professional tribulations for our new investigator, as well as the gripping cases that should keep viewers engrossed. Whispers surrounding "Ballard" are already strong, particularly with the success of "Dept. Q" on Netflix.
If you're keen to stream "Ballard," Prime Video has confirmed that all 10 episodes will be available from Wednesday, July 9, exclusively on their platform.
dealing with a dangerous conspiracy within the LAPD, brought to life by Michael Connelly's acclaimed novels[1][3]. Supporting ballard will be a motley crew, including Harry Bosch, played by Titus Welliver, along with Courtney Taylor, John Carroll Lynch, Michael Mosley, Rebecca Field, Victoria Moroles, Amy Hill, Ricardo Chavira, Noah Bean, Alain Uy, and Hector Hugo.
Producer duo Michael Alaimo and Kendall Sherwood recently expressed their excitement about the new show. "We're really excited to expand that universe and introduce Reneé in a way that feels fresh but still true to the spirit of the franchise. Her journey is just getting started, and we can't wait for everyone to meet her," they said[4].
In the meantime, for those wondering where to direct their crime-loaded binge-watching, check out our rundown of the best shows on Prime Video. It's chock-full of recommendations to keep your crime-solving cravings satiated before "Ballard" rolls out.
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Insights:
- In real life, Mitzi Roberts, a former lead investigator in the LAPD's Cold Case Homicide Unit, inspired the character of Renée Ballard[2].
- Renée Ballard's fierce commitment to justice and pursuit of long-forgotten cases echoes the themes of determination and perseverance[1][3].
Enjoy a variety of entertainment offerings on Prime Video, includingmovies-and-tv shows like the upcoming crime-and-justice series "Ballard". Expand your general-news knowledge with the success story of "Dept. Q" on Netflix, ahead of "Ballard"'s premier on July 9. While waiting, immerse yourself in other crime-and-justice shows on the platform to satiate your entertainment cravings.
