'iZombie' Season 1 News, Spoilers: Robert Buckley Teases Exciting Adventures for Major

Things are definitely getting intense as the first season of the hit science-fiction TV drama series "iZombie" is drawing closer to its finale and this week's episode titled "Dead Rat Live Rat Brown Rat White Rat" promises much action and suspense.

A spoiler report from TV Line indicated that this week's episode of the fan-favorite scripted drama will feature some "Major" dose of spotlight as Robert Buckley's character gets closer to finding out more about Blaine's (David Anders) shady dealings.

Buckley shared his enthusiasm for how the events turn out for his alter ego.

"I was beside myself! I was so happy," the actor told TVLine."There's a lot of exciting adventure for Major… I loved the way it turned out."

And one of these developments is him finding out about the brains. His discovery will eventually put Liv (Rose McIver) and Ravi (Rahul Kohli) in a difficult position.

"It's growing increasingly difficult, especially for Ravi, to keep his mouth shut on the whole issue. What's going to happen is if they don't say anything soon, it's going to be forced anyways, because he's getting too close and he's found the brains. So there's only so much time before the truth is right in front of them all," Buckley said in the interview.

The people from the publication meanwhile asked about the possibility of Liv and Buckley making it official again.

"I don't think that she's anywhere near ready to get back into a romantic relationship, because nothing's changed between Liv and Major. She still would be putting him at risk. The whole Lowell [Bradley James] thing hasn't changed that dynamic between Liv and Major," he added.

Catch the next episode of "iZombie" Season 1 titled "Dead Rat, Live Rat, Brown Rat, White Rat" this Tuesday, June 2, at 9 p.m. on The CW.

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