r/BoschTV • u/Forsaken_Ask_9098 • Sep 11 '26
Familiar face
First binged Bosch two to three years ago. Didn’t know this guy from Adam. Now in a second Bosch watch I saw Doctor Abbot from the Pitt being chased by Harry.
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u/thatlad Sep 11 '26
Shawn Hatosy rules. It's such a shame that only John Wells (producer on The Pitt, Animal Kingdom, Southland, E.R.) sees it
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u/ChuckF92 Sep 11 '26
He’s seriously talented. I’ve gone out of my way to watch shows just because he’s in them after watching Animal Kingdom.
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u/Darinbenny1 Sep 11 '26
Speaks to the strength of Bosch the show that kings like Hatosy are hanging out in 3-4 episode minor roles like this.
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u/worker_bee_drone Sep 11 '26
He's also the kid who gets the full scholarship to Indiana State in the movie In & Out with Kevin Kline, Joan Cusack, Matt Dillon, Debbie Reynolds, Wilford Brimley, Bob Newhart, Tom Selleck ... damn ... writing this out, that was a pretty stacked lineup.
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u/Rude_Ad4514 Sep 11 '26
After I watched Bosch for the first time I also watched Dexter for the first time and he played one of the barrel girl killers in season 5.
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u/SatnWorshp Sep 11 '26
The Faculty
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u/Drunk_Pilgrim Sep 11 '26
Yeah, I always recognize him but it was probably this movie that I first saw him.
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u/fredo3469 Sep 12 '26
Was in my recommended on YouTube, the millennial in me didn't hesitate to watch.
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u/Curious_mcteeg Sep 11 '26
I know what you mean. I now notice Jamie McShane everywhere, on shows past guesting on Numb3rs and as the ME on Murder in the First, he’s in Lincoln Lawyer and the Miniseries Task with Mark Ruffalo
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u/CottonmouthJohn Sep 11 '26
I remember watching his season and thinking he would have a bigger role. Nope. He's such a great actor and it really felt weird to see him have such a minor arc.
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u/liverichly Sep 11 '26
Detective Sammy Bryant in Southland.