Liv Parties Big Time While Major Is Under Police Spotlight in Oct. 13 Episode 'Zombie Bro' of 'iZombie' Season 2
After being grumpy in the season second premiere of 'iZombie,' Liv will live it up in this episode as she goes partying to find clues for the murder of a fraternity boy while Major will come under investigation by the police.
The official synopsis of the second episode titled 'Zombie Bro' by tvguide reads: "Liv and Babineax investigate the murder of a hard-partying frat boy. After Liv consumes the victim's brains, she attends a fraternity party to search for clues. Meanwhile, Ravi brings Major into the probe; and Blaine meets with Angus, a mysterious person from his past."
After the second season premiere of iZombie where viewers saw Liv chomping down the brains of a grumpy and cantankerous old man and imitating his behaviour, this episode will be a complete contrast. Liv, as usual, has to eat dead people's brains to solve their murders. In this episode, she gorges on the dead brains of a fraternity boy and goes out partying to find the killer.
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The season premiere had Liv in a lonely place after her split with Major. She went into a self-pitying mode as she moped about her estrangement from her family. In the promos of the episode, 'Zombie Bro,' Liv seems to have snapped out of the sombre mood with witty one liners like "these brains are fun as hell!" and "I'm trying to be 'bro-active,'" It would seem viewers too are going to have fun watching the comic side of Liv.
Ravi is still desperate to find the cure and he takes Major along. But Major has problems of his own. The police are investigating him now that he has turned into a mean zombie-killer and Clive is just not satisfied with the Meat Cute investigations.
Robert Knepper of 'Prison Break' will be making a guest appearance in this episode. He is playing the role of Angus, who is from the mysterious past of Blaine. Blaine meets Angus in this episode.
The episode of 'Zombie Bro' is written by Diane Ruggiero-Wright and directed by John Kretchmer. It will air on Tuesday, Oct 13, 9:00pm on the CW.
