I'm so stoked
about this news! I mean, who doesn't love a good tax credit for HBO's Task?
It's like, the state is totally supporting the show and its creators, which is awesome. I can already imagine the epic production spreads they'll be shooting in Philly
, from Wissahickon Valley Park to the Poconos - talk about diversity!
But seriously, this is a huge win for Pennsylvania's creative economy
. All those jobs and economic benefits? Yes, please!
And I love how Brad Ingelsby is all about keeping it local
, using his hometown as inspiration. It's like the state is investing in its own talent pool
.
One thing that really caught my eye was the production team planning to return some cast members from season one
. That's going to bring a whole new level of authenticity to the show, I'm sure. And let's not forget about those 3,700+ jobs and 25,000 hotel nights - talk about a economic boost!
I think its awesome how the state is stepping up to support their own creators, you know? Like, the tax credit for Task season 2 is a huge deal, not just because its gonna create thousands of jobs and stuff, but also cuz it shows that Pennsylvanians are behind this show from the start. Brad Ingelsby's got a lot of love for his home state, and I think thats really cool. It's like, he gets to bring his story to life with the help of local businesses and artists, and I'm all about supporting that kind of thing. Plus, with Mark Ruffalo returning, its gonna be even more authentic and real. The show's already got a great vibe, but now its gonna have an even bigger impact on the community 
. I mean, $49.8 million is insane – that's like, a whole lotta cash 
. The production team's decision to return some cast members from Season 1 is also a huge win 
. This show is definitely gonna bring in some serious exposure for local businesses and artists, so I'm rooting for everyone involved 
!