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What if Mr. Rogers was an unhinged alcoholic on the verge of a nervous breakdown? That’s basically the premise of the new Netflix limited series Eric. But it’s also about missing children, corrupt cops, the AIDS epidemic, the homeless crisis in New York City, underage sex rings, dysfunctional
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Netflix’s Eric is undoubtedly one of the odder new releases heading our way this spring. It’s a missing child thriller starring Benedict Cumberbatch (The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar) as a father who becomes convinced a giant puppet is the key to finding his lost son, but darn
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“The real monsters aren’t under the bed,” reads the tagline on the poster for the upcoming Netflix series Eric, hinting that its story, which follows a troubled puppeteer struggling to cope after his young son goes missing, is likely much darker than many of us initially believed. The six-part
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Netflix has released the first image of Oscar nominee Benedict Cumberbatch (The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar) in its upcoming limited series Eric, and the only thing remarkable about it is how utterly normal it looks. You see, while this first photo may look like nothing so much as a