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The famous HBO mnemonic – that static fuzz sound blending into an “ahhhhh” chorale – has barely finished playing when one of the most crucial scenes in Task unfolds. It is the start of Episode 3, ...

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"Task," the Delaware County crime drama series, will return for a second season, HBO announced Thursday. Emmy winner Mark Ruffalo, who plays FBI agent Tom Brandis, will also return for Season 2, ...

“Task” has been renewed for Season 2 at HBO, with Mark Ruffalo set to return as FBI agent Tom Brandis. The announcement was made Thursday morning during a press presentation by HBO and HBO Max Content ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Yes, Task season 2 is officially on its way! Writer Brad Ingelsby said in a statement, “We’ve been incredibly fortunate to have ...

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 ...

HBO has ordered a second season of Brad Ingelsby's critically acclaimed Delco crime drama,"Task," revealing Thursday that Mark Ruffalo will return to the cast as FBI agent Tom Brandis. The network ...

Have you ever wondered why we pay for expensive task-management apps when a tool you likely already have, Excel, can do the job just as well, if not better? Despite the hype around sleek, subscription ...