"Mare of Easttown" creator Brad Ingelsby tells another powerful police story set in Delaware County, this time split between two tortured fathers: a foundering FBI agent and his equally untethered ...

When it debuted on HBO four years ago, Brad Ingelsby’s “Mare of Easttown” stood out as a procedural drama rooted both in its characters and small-town setting. Its mix of working-class detail and slow ...

There's no real mystery for us to solve here: We know who did the crime, and why. But we're invested anyway, because Ingelsby's writing gets us emotionally involved by humanizing both the cops and the ...

Brad Ingelsby returns to suburban Pennsylvania for the story of a grieving FBI agent investigating a string of robberies perpetrated against a local biker gang. By Angie Han Television Critic If the ...

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Task Episode 1, “Crossings,” introduces its central pair of characters on opposite sides of the law, as they are set on a collision course with each other. But before the manhunt begins, we need to ...

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Brad Ingelsby’s “Task” is a suffocating watch, full of the continual sense that catastrophe is waiting right out of frame. It’s also one of the most well-acted shows of the year, transcending rather ...

Late one night, Robbie (Tom Pelphrey) is out with his friends, laughing. There’s an anxious tremor echoing through the car — Cliff (Raúl Castillo), sitting shotgun, can’t hide his nerves — but it only ...

In 2021, Brad Ingelsby's limited HBO series Mare of Easttown cemented itself as much-watch TV: a relentlessly bleak crime drama whose high-profile cast made a meal of its meaty family dynamics. Now, ...