So am I in or out? Images courtesy of Peacock The mystery is interesting but I’ve seen this type of show before and it needs to be careful about how it approaches the next episodes to keep us coming back for more. That doesn’t mean that we won’t get there, but this show could easily lose steam and its audience if it doesn’t keep the plot exciting and fresh. Nothing truly extraordinary going on just yet. There are some tropes going on already, but I think that we have the opportunity to really explore a young Langdon and see how things developed in the beginning. So far I like the character dynamics and I think that the cast is promising as well. The pacing was done extremely well and I was invested in the mystery at the core. Series like this can usually take a while to get going with all of the set-up and world building, but I was pleasantly surprised that we really jumped right into things with the pilot episode. Does The Lost Symbol do enough to earn a watch? Let’s find out… The Pros: Images courtesy of Peacock The Lost Symbol brings us back into this mysterious world, but this is not the first prequel series we have seen based on a popular book and movie franchise. Women in Horror Month Interview with Author/Blogger Amy Koto TV Fanatic Girl.Women in Horror Month Interview with TV Fanatic Girl My YA Supernatural Thriller Feature Article Spoiler-Free Review of “Fear” (2023) on Demand: Your greatest fear is….Spoiler-Free Review of “Fatal Attraction” on Paramount+: Less than Sizzling….Spoiler-Free Review of “I’ll Be Watching” on Demand: Eliza Taylor and Bob Morley Star Together Again.
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