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series like Baby Reindeer can come out of nowhere and become a global sensation. On that tip, we have our eyes on the mysterious yet intriguing Eric about a puppeteer in 1980s New York (Benedict Cumberbatch) whose nine-year-old child goes missing, sending him sinking into an abyss of substance abuse where he becomes convinced his seven-foot-tall puppet, Eric, can help him reunite with his son.
From writer Abi Morgan (Shame, The Hour), the psychological drama also stars Gabby Hoffman and queer stars Roberta Colindrez and McKinley Belcher III.After fifty-something Brian (Kevin Spirtas of Days Of Our Lives) loses his husband Jason (Party Of Five‘s Mitchell Anderson) to cancer, he must confront his grief and eventually contend with the gay dating scene for the first time in decades.
The independently produced “micro-series” won us over when it first premiered back in 2018, and now returns for its final season, which will see Brian exploring a potential relationship with his younger employee (Chrissy Judy‘s Wyatt Fenner) and trying to prioritize happiness after his unimaginable loss.