The drama starring Mark Ruffalo has become a word-of-mouth hit. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor The renewal comes after Task became a word-of-mouth hit for HBO and grew steadily over the ...

The HBO Original drama series Task has been renewed for a second season, with Emmy winner Mark Ruffalo set to return, the network said Thursday. The Brad Ingelsby-created series has received wide ...

The fate of HBO's critically acclaimed new crime thriller series has been decided after the Season 1 finale. HBO has announced that Task has been renewed for Season 2 after it became one of the ...

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The most Catholic TV show of 2025 is a gritty crime drama set outside of Philadelphia. HBO’s “Task,” which recently concluded its seven-episode run, was a tale of cops and robbers, with a gang of ...

Director Jeremiah Zagar takes IndieWire inside his “bird unit,” and how it filled in for an absent Robbie. In the final scene of “Task,” Tom (Mark Ruffalo) hears the sound of birds outside his window, ...

With the finale Oct. 19, the HBO drama "Task" finished a thrilling seven-episode run. Creator Brad Inglesby, who was also behind "Mare of Easttown," reflects on the one thing all the characters had in ...

Spoiler alert: This article deals with the "Task" Episode 7 finale, now streaming on HBO Max. HBO's "Task" finale elicited powerful emotions from Mark Ruffalo's FBI agent, Tom Brandis, far removed ...

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Following the success of his HBO limited series Mare of Easttown, Brad Ingelsby had a feeling his next series could draw some star power. So when he delivered the script for his crime drama follow-up ...