The writer and creator of "Sea of ​​Eastown", Brad Inglesby, stuck to our screens as early as 2021 and rightly. The The drama led by Kate Winslet wasn't just a great thriller for mysteryBut a great family drama about a police detective, trying to keep her life post-ordinary life in a small town where everyone knows her business. Adding pressure were the different generations of women in the family tree Shehan: Mare (Winslet), her mother, Helen (Jeanan Smart) and her daughter Sioban (Anguri Rice), both as open as she is. Their household rooms were just as busy as the scenes where Mare was trying to find a missing face.

Fortunately, with the new series of Inglesby, "task", that balance of normalcy with the scenarios of life and death has changed, and neither has its own opportunity to create female characters that can hold their own. In the show that spends a lot of time examining the lives of two single fathers on opposite sides of the law, Inglesby also makes time for Robbie's granddaughter (Tom Pelfrey) and blessing in masking, May, played by Emilia Onesons. Its is undoubtedly the best performance in the show ever. When Onesons hits the notes of protection and authority, she is reminiscent of a character from another crime drama involving a young girl wisely over her years. Mave channels Ozark Ruth Langmor (Iaululia Garner) to her fiercest, and feels like she just warms up.

There was a trembling of Ruth - a girl who (in her own words) didn't know "about f ** k" - already in May, but this week the opening of this week disabled ignorance. After realizing just what trouble Robbie brought home, Mawev set his uncle with the same kind of frustration that we used to see from Jason Batman's Marty Bearde's business partner in Ozark.

Just like Ruth, May's is not afraid to put elders who think they have understood them in their place. She allows Robbie to have her and her argument is totally justified. It comes from a cocktail of frustration, concern, intermittent hope and flat anger that is the image of Iaululia Garner He ran for four seasons. If Onesons keeps the rest of the "task", it could end up with the same type of reception when the prizes season roll around.

During Ozark, Garner earned six Emmy nominations, three of which she actually won. We will not try and compare here (especially given that the "task" is a limited series), but it is certainly enough of Onesons, who has previously earned a lot of attention to her appearance In the Oscar-winning "Koda", to get the same kind of praise. Her co-Starvaza, Tom Pelfrey, is Ozark himself, and the "task" serves as a reminder of how great she was in that show.

While he appeared only visible in one season of the show, Tom Pelfrey stole "Ozark" from Birdes As Wendy Beard's troubled brother Laura Lini in 2022 and a nomination for Emmy's problems was nominated. Just as Emilia Onesons evokes Major Ruth Langmore Vibez, Pelfrey attracts them to the same inner rage and turmoil his character, Ben Davis, had in shovels. It is clear that Robbie's "task" has its fair share of it, and for good reason.

His explosion of anger and sadness before May in the episode this week seems to be illuminated by a similar short fuse his face in Ozark, and has more than this incredible performance to be expected in the coming weeks. When the "task" is finally approaching (as much as we preferred to not), we just hope that both of these Stars' are rewarded with the same level of recognition that Ozark made. And yes, this is also a reminder that it is a time when you give Ozark, after all.

New episodes of "Task" shows at 9pm ET on the FBO.