The nature of symbols is something that many people don’t think about until it’s brought up in one conversation or another and to be quite honest the fact remains that people don’t generally care about symbols until they’re told what they mean and are given an emotional attachment to go with them. Such stories as this tend to attract quite a few fans that happen to love puzzles, riddles, and the use of symbols in more than one way since believe it or not this is actually pertinent to the current day and age when symbols are still being used and co-opted from different civilizations to take on new meanings and represent ideas that they weren’t originally intended for. Peacock is certainly doing what it can to procure some of the best material for its site and might have found a real gem in this show. If nothing else it will b a fun look into the character as he continues to develop, rather than having to watch him solve riddles and mysteries when he’s already someone that has the kind of experience that the character did when he was played by Tom Hanks. The meanings of various symbols and their history and applications tend to be one of the things that the character of Langdon has been able to decipher and entertain people with over the years, and this look into an earlier time when Langdon was still young is bound to be kind of interesting since it might not show the professor getting his start as a fresh-faced individual, but it will show him as an individual that has not been seasoned quite as much yet and is still working his way into the strange happenings that come from the use and application of different symbols and beliefs that are being used in various crimes. There’s no telling at the moment how deep the show will go but it does already look like something that might be intriguing enough that fans might give it a chance.
Casting Ashley Zukerman as a younger Robert Langdon feels like it might be the best idea for this project thus far and could possibly keep it going for a while. For those that haven’t had enough of Robert Langdon and the use of symbols and clues that lead to various ridden areas and items, The Lost Symbol should be a breath of fresh air as it’s going to serve as a type of prequel to the movies that have already been seen.
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