June TV heralds a return to form. This month’s releases include a new addition to a classic sci-fi universe, a second season of the fire-breathing “Game of Thrones” spin-off and a third season of Hulu’s Chicago sandwich shop show (say that five times fast). Welcome, also, two brand new offerings from Netflix and HBO.
‘Eric’
In this six-part Netflix series directed by Lucy Forbes (“The End of the F***ing World”), Benedict Cumberbatch stars as Vincent, a successful puppeteer and the creator of a “Sesame Street”-adjacent show in New York. This may sound like a recipe for gentle whimsy, but the series also follows Vincent’s struggles with the mysterious disappearance of his 9-year-old son, Edgar. As for the titular Eric: “Full of guilt and self-loathing … Vincent finds Edgar’s drawings of a blue monster puppet named Eric, which his son had unsuccessfully pitched to him the night before he disappeared on his way to school,” said The Hollywood Reporter. (Netflix)
‘The Acolyte’ (June 4)
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