HBO has long been a destination for great television. In many ways, the cable network It helped use it in the golden age of TV with Sopranos. Even in today's very crowded, a landscape dominated by streaming, which is greatly valid. Point case: The latest series of network crime, "Task", was not only fulfilled with great recognition, but even attracted the attention of the fertile writer Steven King.

King is one of the most famous authors ever to do so, writing everything from "it" to "under the dome". His works have also inspired dozens of movie and TV adaptations over the years, with the "Life of Jacques" and "Long Walk" on the big screen only this year. King himself is also a big movie for film and TV, often highlighting what he sees on social media. Taking up X (formerly known as Twitter)King shared his brief overview of "Task", Helping from the creator of "Kobili of Eastown" Brad Ingelsby. Here's what King had to say about it:

"Task (HBO): It's a story of a crime; it's a suspension that brings it. I'me cares about lawmakers (led by Mark Rufalo) and criminals. Most of all, you will take care of the kidnapped little boy."

The series is set in the suburbs of the Philadelphia working class and centers of FBI agent Tom Brandis (Mark Rufalo), who cites a working group to end a series of violent robberies led by the undoubted family man, Robbie Prendersgrast (Tom Pelfrey). The play also starred "House of the Dragon" Alum Fabien Frankelas well as actor Coda Emilia Onesons.

As for this writing, we are just a few episodes in season 1 "Task", but critics were greatly impressed by what Inglesby cooked, agreeing with King's assessment. The show currently has a 90% approval rating Rotten tomatoes. Again, it may not be too surprising, Given the long history of HBO to produce excellent crime plays. However, for those who love the genre, this may be worth putting on your radar if it's not there.

Rufalo, who is best known for his work as Hulk in Marvel's film universeIt wears a very different cap in this series. He starred in films like "Zodiac", but as he explained in an interview with Hollywood reporterThe purpose of this show is not the traditional distinction of good guys versus the bad guys. It is a story of police officers and robbers, but the one trying to shed a different light on the robbers. Here's how Rufalo all this:

"I have a dear friend who is a former con-one, and he's actually in series, and we talked about the show's material and he said to me, 'Mark, there are no excuses, but there is always a reason"-That has become ethos of everything for me, never left me. There are reasons that people end up in life, and those reasons are as important as someone who decides to become a doctor or lawyer. empathetic takeover of police and robbers. "

"Task" Prime Ministers New episodes on Sunday night on HBO and HBO Max.