Bonus Ep: 'Task' Season 1 Delivered the Goods (with Kit Lazer)

Decoding TV

David Chen

Tv & Film, Unknown, Netflix, Tv, Television, Streaming, Recap, Hulu, Fx, Hbo, Max

4.6 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 22 October 2025

⏱️ 75 minutes

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In this Decoding TV bonus episode, David is joined by Kit Lazer to discuss the season finale of Task.

What made us love this show? Is it really too bleak for general audiences? What did the show do best? And what were some of its most memorable moments and characters? Listen to hear us discuss these questions and more.

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0:00.0	Mia?
0:01.3	Yeah?
0:01.9	Don't forget flu vaccine today.
0:03.8	Really?
0:04.7	Yeah, online consent form signed ages ago.
0:07.7	It helps stop you getting really poorly with flu or passing it on to your baby brother.
0:12.0	If you have a child in reception to year 11, help protect them with a flu nasal spray vaccine.
0:17.0	Your child's consent form could arrive by email, text through your school app or in their bag.
0:21.7	Look out for it and complete it.
0:23.9	Stay strong, get vaccinated.
0:26.2	Find out more at NHS.uk slash child-hyphen flu.
0:30.3	There aren't many places where people living with cancer can just spend time together,
0:36.6	where everyone knows what it's like
0:38.7	and no one has to pretend.
0:41.5	So we created one.
0:44.1	The Macmillan Online Community.
0:46.9	It's a safe, anonymous, online forum.
0:49.8	It's full of help, blocks and support,
0:52.2	and it's open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
0:57.0	Join the Macmillan online community.
1:00.2	It starts with a swell.
1:02.1	Rich, warming pumpkin spice flavours, then a splash.
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