Summary
- So Many Shows and the Everybody Counts podcast can help save Bosch: Legacy, but more effort is needed.
- The petition to Save Bosch: Legacy gained significant initial support from the site, but it needs continued momentum.
- It is important to challenge Amazon’s reasons for canceling Bosch: Legacy, and not just rely on hope and ego-stroking.
The end of Bosch: Legacy is fast approaching, but the fans are fighting hard to persuade Amazon to give the show at least one more season to wrap things up. The Save Bosch: Legacy petition has over 23,000 signatures thus far, with fans taking action to challenge Amazon on their decision to cancel the show. The Everybody Counts podcast, which features on the So Many Shows website could play a huge part in helping to save the show, after it initially promoted the petition soon after it was launched.
Unfortunately, after this initial interest in saving Bosch: Legacy, So Many Shows have given the petition the silent treatment, and stumbled when it comes to actually challenging Amazon over their decision to cancel the show. This is an ongoing fight to keep Harry Bosch’s solo stories alive, and it’s going to need all hands on deck to achieve the ultimate goal.
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So Many Shows Can Play A Huge Part In Saving Bosch: Legacy, But It Requires A Bit More Fight And Determination
The Save Bosch: Legacy petition was launched on September 8, 2024, after Amazon canceled the show ahead of its third season. Two days after the petition was launched, the So Many Shows website released an article titled ‘Bosch: Legacy – Are You Ready To Knock On Doors?‘ which outlined why the Save Bosch: Legacy petition had been launched:
Reportedly, all those wonderful cast, crew, and creatives had already finished filming the 3rd season of Bosch: Legacy when they found out it would be the last.
You know how television goes… The end of a season isn’t really always “the end” – it’s more of a To Be Continued… Well, without knowing it would be the end, those amazing folks responsible for bringing Bosch to life weren’t able to wrap it up like a complete show should be. It sucks for all of them… and it sucks for fans of the show.
This was a fantastic boost for the petition, but it was the last time it ever got any significant coverage on the site. What happened? It seems like the idea of the fight to save Bosch: Legacy was more appealing than the actual battle itself. It was clearly just an opportunity to do some virtue signaling, and now they can live off the fantasy of Michael Connelly and Titus Welliver seeing their support for Bosch: Legacy, and wanting to run hand in hand through Los Angeles with them while gazing longingly into each other’s eyes when the show is saved. Maybe it’s time for less ego stroking, and more knocking on doors, as Harry Bosch would say.
Save Bosch: Legacy Key Points
- Sign the petition to Save Bosch: Legacy HERE
- Spread the word by sharing the link on ALL social media platforms (X, Threads, Blue Sky, Facebook and Instagram.
- Post REVIEWS of BOSCH: LEGACY on Prime and IMDB, explaining why you love the show and that you want at least ONE MORE SEASON to finish the story
Everybody Counts Or Nobody Counts Sums Up Save Bosch: Legacy, So Why Aren’t Certain People Knocking On Doors?
The name of the Bosch: Legacy podcast on So Many Shows website basically sums up the petition: Everybody Counts. Every signature on the Save Bosch: Legacy petition could count towards persuading Amazon to do a U-turn on their decision to abruptly cancel the show. Tracey Phillipps is one of the hosts of the podcast, and she also writes for the site. The podcast will presumably re-launch to cover Bosch: Legacy season 3 in March 2025, but it needs to question everything that led up to the cancelation. If it doesn’t, that’s just bad journalism, right?
It seems that Tracey Phillipps has spent the last six months quietly contemplating why Bosch: Legacy was canceled, instead of actually writing about it. Now that IS bad journalism. Staying quiet and crying about the show ending doesn’t get signatures on the petition. The Hollywood producer who summed up why Bosch: Legacy was canceled was the catalyst that led to one of the biggest spikes in sign-ups to the Save Bosch: Legacy petition since it began. Despite Adam Leipzig’s expert knowledge of Hollywood, some people can’t wrap their heads around money being the ultimate reason why Bosch: Legacy was canceled, and any suggestion that this could be why their beloved show is ending sends them into a frenzy. In addition to this, if anyone dares to mention Michael Connelly’s contract clause being a factor in Amazon’s decision to cancel Bosch: Legacy, the crying from certain psycho stalker fans intensifies. However, if the petition gains vital signatures due to this particular issue being raised, they’ll happily take it. Don’t bite the hand that feeds you!
Sign The Petition To Save Bosch: Legacy HERE
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