Mark Ruffalo will bring his broody FBI agent back to the Philadelphia suburbs for a second season of HBO's hit, "Task."

HBO's 'Task' was conceived as a limited series, but has now been officially renewed for a second season. Here's what that could mean.

Brad Ingelsby's "Task" will return for Season 2 at HBO, CEO Casey Bloys announced Thursday during a press presentation in New York City

Mark Ruffalo has a new "Task" to complete. The HBO Original Series is set to return for a second season, according to a news release from HBO Max. HBO executive Casey Bloys announced Thursday that Ruffalo will return in his leading role.

Creator Brad Ingelsby's says he has the network's 'unwavering support' to keep the critically acclaimed series going.

The Delco crime thriller "Task," starring Mark Ruffalo, will be getting a second season, HBO announced on Thursday. From "Mare of Easttown" creator and Berwyn native Brad Ingelsby, the first season of the series followed an FBI task force led by Tom Brandis (Ruffalo) — a former priest and grieving widower — as they tracked down thieves robbing drug houses in the Philly suburbs.

The Mark Ruffalo-led crime drama has been renewed for a second season, TVLine has learned. "We knew well in advance of its launch that we had a powerful drama series on our hands, but it has been so rewarding to witness the audience's fervor and embrace of this show as it grew week after week,

Fabien Frankel has signed with CAA for representation. The 31-year-old actor is best known for his role as Ser Criston Cole in HBO’s “Game of Thrones” prequel “House of the Dragon,” and he can currently be seen on the miniseries “Task,