In the last episode of "Eric" on Netflix, we see the aftermath of a big storm in New York City. People are angry because the city didn't handle it well.

Detective Michael Ledroit gets a video showing Marlon Rochelle being killed. Marlon was forced into a bad situation and then beaten to death. Ledroit arrests the people responsible.

Meanwhile, Vincent looks for his son Edgar. He finds Edgar scared but safe in the subway. They make up, and Vincent decides to get help for his problems.

After the storm settles, there are consequences for the NYPD's actions. Some places get shut down, and those involved in the crimes are in trouble. Captain Cripp faces punishment for not helping Ledroit.

Vincent talks to his dad, Robert, about their past. Even though Robert doesn't care about social issues, Vincent feels better after reuniting with Edgar and decides to get help.

The show ends with Vincent and Edgar getting closer again. Ledroit solves the case, bringing justice to the victims' families. There's hope for everyone, especially Vincent and Edgar, as they start a new chapter together. Conclusion "Eric" is a Netflix psychological drama written by Abi Morgan, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Vincent Anderson, a puppeteer whose son Edgar goes missing. The show explores corruption, societal issues, and the mysterious puppet Eric that Vincent believes holds clues to Edgar's disappearance. It has received praise for strong performances and tackling complex issues like addiction, grief, and systemic homophobia. Critics, however, feel the show's attempt to address multiple social issues can make it feel unfocused and overly long. Despite these criticisms, "Eric" is seen as a bold and ambitious series worth watching.