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ItвЂ™s television with little pretension to do anything more than try to keep you watching, and at that, it succeeds. I chewed through the first three screeners of the show delighted by its breakneck pacing and implication that every building in Washington, D.C., contains hidden language and spatial reasoning puzzles. Perhaps thatвЂ™s a good thing, because if you pull on that strand, you realize the showвЂ™s all about congratulating a straight white guy for knowing a lot about mostly European history, which contains all the secrets of the universe.Д«est, then, to stick to the surface, and what an enjoyable surface The Lost Symbol has. The show has him gesture at contemporary relevance early in the season, with a lecture about symbols that turn malignant that references white supremacist coopting of things like the вЂњdonвЂ™t tread on meвЂќ snake and okay hand symbol, but doesnвЂ™t try to apply it further.

HeвЂ™s more of a weirdly swole TA than a smarmy fraternity ( sorry, finals club) bro, though both archetypes exist within the performance. HeвЂ™s a bit of an expert in punchable men, but he manages, somehow, to make LangdonвЂ™s know-it-all nature charming rather than annoying.

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CanвЂ™t catch this guy off guard.ДЄside from Succession, Zukerman has already racked up a bunch of supporting TV roles, from Kate MaraвЂ™s husband in A Teacher to a physicist in the dearly (to me) departed Manhattan. вЂњYes, I know what the AвЂ™raf is,вЂќ Langdon replies. вЂњThe borderland between heaven and hell,вЂќ the villain says ominously. At one point the villain tells Langdon that his mentor Peter is вЂњin the AвЂ™raf.вЂќ вЂњIвЂ™m sorry, what?вЂќ Langdon responds. Most of the dialogue is a grab bag of back-and-forth about random factoids that will flatter your knowledge as a viewer if you recognize them, and give you a surface-level explanation if you donвЂ™t. For nine out of the ten clues he runs into, he has an answer, while one of his compatriots is usually on hand for the tenth. The Lost SymbolвЂ™s plot primarily serves to remind you how clever and daring Robert Langdon is, which would be annoying if the amount of self-congratulation didnвЂ™t border on the absurd. Of course, one of the villainвЂ™s goons immediately breaks him out and forces him to track down clues aloneВ - now with the CIA chasing him too. Then, the CIA brings in Langdon for questioning because his ability to be in the right place at the right time is awfully suspicious.

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At first, Langdon works with mysterious CIA bigwig Inoue Sato (Sumalee Montano) and down-to-earth Capitol police officer Nunez (Rick Gonzalez), who has to play the whole вЂњman of the peopleвЂќ foil to Sato and Langdon and, for instance, interrupt their argument about whether a code is written in Latin or Arabic to point out that theyвЂ™re holding it upside down. Once the show gets going, it carries on at a pace thatвЂ™s so fast you hardly notice the number of plot holes itвЂ™s hydroplaning over. When she decides to help him, she hits pause on her discovery that monks chanting can stop the growth of cancer. Also, of course, thereвЂ™s a love interest: Valorie Curry, as the daughter of LangdonвЂ™s mentor, whoвЂ™s researching some woo-woo вЂњNoetic scienceвЂќ he refuses to believe in. The show adapts one of the less mega-successful Brown novels, but follows a lot of the same conventions: ThereвЂ™s a conspiracist on the loose who has captured one of LangdonвЂ™s old mentors (played by Eddie Izzard), and the only way to stop him is by solving puzzles that hinge on obscure knowledge. ShivвЂ™s sidepiece from Succession, as a younger, jockier version of the symbology professor. After Tom Hanks and his misguided hair choices played BrownвЂ™s hero in the Da Vinci Code and its subsequent movies, this show casts Ashley Zukerman, a.k.a. If youвЂ™re aware of The Lost Symbol, itвЂ™s probably because itвЂ™s informally known as the Hot Dan Brown Show. There are so many leaps of logic itвЂ™s basically narrative hopscotch, and some of the most fun IвЂ™ve had watching TV this fall. HeвЂ™s a character who can resolve every problem he faces through a liberal application of basic art history, comparative religion, and maybe basic Latin, Greek, or Arabic. Over the course of the first few episodes of PeacockвЂ™s The Lost Symbol, the tweedy-yet-hunky Harvard professor runs around Washington, D.C., spouting such revelations as вЂњItвЂ™s symbolic!вЂќ вЂњI used a standard Masonic cipher,вЂќ and вЂњHang on, this sconce!вЂќ while trying to solve a grand arcane mystery involving, yes, a lost symbol. When youвЂ™re Robert Langdon, the whole world is your escape room.

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