List of iZombie episodes

iZombie (stylized as iZOMBIE) is an American television series developed by Rob Thomas and Diane Ruggiero-Wright for The CW, and is a loose adaptation of the comic book series of the same name created by Chris Roberson and Michael Allred, and published by DC Comics under their Vertigo imprint. The series was officially picked up on May 8, 2014, for the 2014–15 season^[1] and premiered on March 17, 2015.^[2]

On May 6, 2015, the series was renewed for a second season, which premiered October 6, 2015.^[3][4] On November 23, 2015, The CW ordered six additional episodes, increasing the season order to 19 episodes.^[5] On March 11, 2016, The CW renewed the series for a third season.^[6] As of April 12, 2016, 32 episodes of iZombie have aired, concluding the second season.

Series overview

Season		Episodes	Originally aired
			First aired	Last aired
	1	13	March 17, 2015	June 9, 2015
	2	19	October 6, 2015	April 12, 2016

Episodes

Season 1 (2015)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code	U.S. viewers (millions)
1	1	"Pilot"	Rob Thomas	Rob Thomas & Diane Ruggiero-Wright	March 17, 2015	296850	2.29[7]
Having been transformed into a zombie during a boat party and forced to give up on her old dreams and family ties, Liv Moore finds herself assisting rookie Detective Clive Babineaux in the investigation of a murdered Romanian prostitute when her boss, Ravi, introduces her as a psychic after she has a flash of insight about the victim based on the consumed brains. Meanwhile, Liv struggles to keep her undead existence a secret from her roommate Peyton as well as her former fiancé Major.
2	2	"Brother, Can You Spare a Brain?"	John Kretchmer	Diane Ruggiero-Wright	March 24, 2015	3J5502	1.99[8]
Liv develops a painting obsession when she eats the brain of a murdered artist that Clive is investigating. Liv also encounters another zombie for the first time in the form of the drug-dealer, Blaine DeBeers, who was unintentionally responsible for her transformation. Blaine asks that Liv supply him with brains from the morgue, but Liv quickly begins to distrust him. Blaine then kills his former drug dealing contacts as well as infects a woman that he picks up from a local bar.
3	3	"The Exterminator"	Michael Fields	Story by: Rob Thomas Teleplay by: Graham Norris & Lee Arcuri	March 31, 2015	3J5503	1.81[9]
While investigating the murder of a sociopath hitman, Liv becomes emotionally distant after eating his brain, causing her to make increasingly morally questionable decisions which includes interfering with Peyton's court case as well as bad-mouthing Clive's investigation. Meanwhile, Liv and Ravi discover another zombie hidden away who happens to be Marcy, Liv's old work friend. With Marcy having regressed to a 'standard' zombie mentality, Ravi hopes that providing her with food will help him determine a cure for Liv. Also, Blaine continues his quiet killing spree across Seattle and his latest victim is a friend of Major.
4	4	"Liv and Let Clive"	John Kretchmer	Kit Boss	April 7, 2015	3J5504	1.77[10]
When her latest brain causes Liv to experience a flash of Clive apparently brutally assaulting a gang member, she begins to suspect that he is a dirty cop. Meanwhile, Blaine's new operation hits a stumbling block when two of his men attempt to set up shop for themselves.
5	5	"Flight of the Living Dead"	David Warren	Deirdre Mangan	April 14, 2015	3J5505	1.85[11]
A skydiving trip turns into a disaster when Holly White (Tasya Teles), an ex-sorority student and Liv's friend, is found dead and a fellow skydiver accuses one person, Lowell Tracy (Bradley James). Reluctantly, Liv eats Holly's brains to find out the truth, which leads to a vision when a Facebook video shows Holly being pressured by Tracy. Liv asks Babineaux to pursue Holly's death as a new case, to which he agrees, even though it is not listed as a homicide. He interrogates the witness Tracy, a singer, and they find out the GoPro footage was deleted. Other witnesses include Ren Smith (Blair Penner), an athlete with a sponsorship deal from the energy drink company Max Rager, Eliza Marquette (Summer Bishil), an executive at Max Rager who claims the footage was deleted on account of graphic images, and Carson McComb (Ryan Hansen), a pro snowboarder. Liv has a vision of McComb which implies that he is in an intimate relationship with Smith. Later, Babineaux manages to get the case listed as a homicide, due to a prescription of GHB. Liv attends a memorial for Holly, in which the team asks Liv to leave, to no effect. Liv discovers Lowell is a zombie, with him hitting on her in the process. McComb is accused of obtaining the drug, where he reveals that Eliza is the real killer.
6	6	"Virtual Reality Bites"	Dermott Downs	Gloria Calderon Kellett	April 21, 2015	3J5506	1.80[12]
Liv's newly-acquired hacking skills may be the key to cracking their latest case when a reclusive hacker known for posting critical reviews is murdered, but she also has to deal with the victim's agoraphobia.
7	7	"Maternity Liv"	Patrick Norris	Bob Dearden	April 28, 2015	3J5507	1.69[13]
When a young pregnant woman is found by campers murdered, Liv develops strong maternal instincts while trying to investigate the case. Meanwhile, Major's investigations into the missing persons become complicated when he inadvertently alienates Clive and his own efforts at detective work result in him being arrested.
8	8	"Dead Air"	Zetna Fuentes	Aiyana White	May 5, 2015	3J5509	1.62[14]
When a radio host known for relationship straight talk is murdered on air, a rival show host is suspect. Liv applies the host's uncompromising psychological insight to those around her, annoying Clive and making Ravi uncomfortable. Peyton and Ravi spark up a moment when they cross paths unexpectedly while seeking to get Major released from jail. Liv repeatedly tries to convince Ravi that Peyton is not his type, even while Liv's relationship with Lowell heats up. The tested lab rat bites Ravi. On the elevator on the way out from Lowell's apartment, Liv sees Blaine from down below holding a delivery. Liv gets a vision of Jerome in Blaine's car.
9	9	"Patriot Brains"	Guy Bee	Robert Forman	May 12, 2015	3J5508	1.70[15]
A retired elite sniper turned paintball instructor is found dead during a game and the prime suspects are his ex-wife and her new husband. Ravi is relieved to discover the infection cannot jump across species. The Candyman attacks Major at his home, but flees after being repeatedly shot. Liv confronts Lowell about the brains that he purchases from Blaine and decides Blaine should die. When Liv decides to not go with the plan, Lowell attempts to kill Blaine himself, but ends up being shot in the head instead.
10	10	"Mr. Berserk"	Jason Bloom	Deirdre Mangan & Graham Norris	May 19, 2015	3J5510	1.50[16]
After Blaine kills Lowell, Liv is taken into custody and is questioned by the police. Lt. Suzuki cuts the interrogation short and orders the case closed as a suicide. Meanwhile, Rebecca Hinton, an alcoholic reporter, is found dead. She had been working on the missing children case and was collecting evidence for aggressive behavior caused by Max Rager. The murder leads to a bigger conspiracy involving the energy drink company, which is the suspected cause of the zombie outbreak. As Liv is closing in on the truth, a company "enforcer" named Sebastian Meyer attacks Liv. Unaware that she is a zombie, he attempts to drown her, but she can overpower him. Major, who believes he is going crazy, admits himself for psychiatric help. At the institute, he meets Scott who tells him what he described were zombies.
11	11	"Astroburger"	Michael Fields	Kit Boss	May 26, 2015	3J5511	1.56[17]
At the mental institute, Major's chess buddy Scott is murdered. He was delusional about being chased by the devil, and he had told Major that he recorded a cell phone video of the zombies at the Lake Washington boat party. After eating Scott's brain, Liv becomes delusional, too. Major leaves the institute to search for Scott's phone. From Scott's apartment, he follows Blaine to the butcher's shop, where he steals the delivery of astronaut brain. Liv can find Scott's murderer and his phone, but the video is incriminating herself. Ravi succeeds in finding a cure on his test rat. Major declares to a horrified Liv that he will hunt down and kill all the zombies.
12	12	"Dead Rat, Live Rat, Brown Rat, White Rat"	Mairzee Almas	Diane Ruggiero-Wright	June 2, 2015	3J5512	1.80[18]
In a flashback to the evening of his fight with Liv, Sebastian awakens as a zombie, having been infected by Liv's blood, and is hit by group of local rockband players with their stolen car. They take his thumb drive before he attacks them and kills one of them. Two weeks later, Liv and Clive investigate the murder; Liv, after consuming the victim's brain, develops a high-school cheerleader persona. Ravi's cured zombie rat dies, so he restarts his experiment with the last utopium. Liv is taken aback when she realizes that Sebastian is undead and that she is the reason for his condition. When Sebastian shows up at Liv's apartment to kill her, he attacks a defenseless Peyton. Liv soon arrives; in the ensuing fight, both of them sink into "full-on zombie mode", and Liv is able to kill him before the eyes of a horrified Peyton. Liv finally reveals to her that she is a zombie, and Peyton abandons her. Major prepares to attack Blaine's meatshop only to be captured. Liv's brother drops off an application and is hired by Blaine as his new errand boy. Someone begins killing off the remaining rockband players responsible for hitting Sebastian.
13	13	"Blaine's World"	Michael Fields	Rob Thomas	June 9, 2015	3J5513	1.45[19]
Blaine is holding Major captive in the freezer to force him to reveal the location of the stolen brains. Ravi produced two doses of experimental cure with his last tainted utopium. Liv and Clive continue to investigate the rock band killings after Teresa is found murdered. They meet with Max Rager CEO Vaughn Du Clark who maintains that Sebastian has not been working at the company for several months. Vaughn knows that Sebastian and Liv are zombies and that Max Rager mixed with utopium was the original cause. He asks his scientist to ensure their new Super Max energy drink won't have the same problem, and plans to deal with the existing zombies. Clive finds the last rockband member and gets hold of Rebecca's research. While Blaine meets Liv to obtain his brains, Major breaks out and kills everyone at the shop. Blaine returns and stabs Major just before Liv arrives. She uses the cure on Blaine to prevent him from making more zombies, and turns Major into a zombie to save him. She later turns him back with the last cure. Suzuki tries to clean up the butcher shop with a gas explosion in which Liv’s brother is injured.

Season 2 (2015–16)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code	U.S. viewers (millions)
14	1	"Grumpy Old Liv"	Michael Fields	Rob Thomas	October 6, 2015	3J5901	1.53[20]
Three months have passed since Liv turned Blaine and Major back to normal with the last remaining cure. As a side effect, they can now detect other zombies. Major is working as personal trainer. Blaine is running a funeral home which provides a source of brains for his clients and a cover for his utopium dealing business. Liv remains estranged from her mother and younger brother for refusing a blood transfusion to avoid being discovered. She consumes the brain of a cantankerous old man who had made plenty of enemies among his neighbors. Together with Detective Clive Babineaux she can track down the murderer. Ravi is out of the tainted utopium from the night of the boat party which he needs to produce the cure, so Liv asks Blaine, who tries to find out who had cut the utopium. Liv's new roommate, Gilda, is working for Vaughn Du Clark and is secretly spying on her. Vaughn plans the release of the new Super Max and must deal with the zombie problem. When he learns about Major’s special ability, he makes him work as his zombie killer, threatening to kill Liv if he refuses.
15	2	"Zombie Bro"	John Kretchmer	Diane Ruggiero-Wright	October 13, 2015	3J5902	1.22[21]
Liv and Clive investigate the murder of a frat pledge captain. Liv's consuming the frat guy's brains makes her feel more outgoing. Ravi asks Major to help him acquire some utopium to gather some first-hand experience on its effects, which ends with a bad low, and Major becoming addicted to the substance. Meanwhile, Blaine is expanding his utopium trade in his effort to control the city, but his unseen rival Stacey Boss retaliates by killing his dealers. Blaine then approaches the zombie District Attorney Floyd Baracus to go after Boss who demands the money needed to bribe the police and judges. Blaine then approaches his estranged zombie father Angus, a businessman, who agrees to give Blaine the money needed, but Blaine demands more which is Angus' entire company. Also, Liv's attempts to approach Major are unsuccessful.
16	3	"Real Dead Housewife of Seattle"	Jason Bloom	Kit Boss	October 20, 2015	3J5903	1.29[22]
Liv and Clive investigate the murder of Taylor, a rich housewife who once had an affair with Vaughn. The leads point to a murder-for-hire contract and Liv, after consuming the dead Taylor's brain, becomes more fashion obsessed and lady-like to the baffled Clive. Meanwhile, Major is still hunting and vanishing zombies for Max Rager, and is seduced by Gilda, who is revealed to be Vaughn's daughter and whom Liv is still unaware about her secret alliance with the enemy. Major continues using utopium while keeping it a secret from Liv. Meanwhile, Peyton returns to town and announces to lead the new task force against the utopium trade. Peyton reconciles with Liv, Major and Ravi. When Taylor's husband Terrence plans to take revenge on Vaughn with a hostile takeover of Max Rager for his tryst with his wife, Vaughn feeds him to his previous scientist, now a zombie.
17	4	"Even Cowgirls Get the Black and Blues"	Matt Barber	Deirdre Mangan	October 27, 2015	3J5904	1.47[23]
Liv and Peyton reconcile. The murder investigation of a strangled woman turns Liv into a passionate country singer. FBI Agent Dale Bozzio is investigating a series of unsolved missing person cases (all of which are zombie-related). She is also interested in Clive. Blaine is wondering about his disappearing zombie customers, too. He collaborates with Peyton and gives her information about Boss' utopium trade, in exchange for immunity. Furthermore, Blaine catches Preach who was responsible for tainting the utopium at the boat party, but when Preach does not want to give away his secret recipe, Blaine turns him into a zombie, knowing that he will have to come back for brains. Major's utopium use takes its toll on him and he eventually turns to Liv for help.
18	5	"Love & Basketball"	Michael Fields	Bob Dearden	November 3, 2015	3J5905	1.43[24]
A children basketball coach is shot while working as security guard. Clive and Liv investigate, as Major takes over the coaching. Preach cuts the "boat party" utopium for Blaine, who has it delivered to Ravi. Preach dies when he desperately wants to be cured and erroneously injects himself the tainted utopium, which makes it clear that it was the wrong cut and the cure will not work. The new researcher of Max Rager wants an intelligent zombie specimen. Faking a kitchen accident, Gilda steals a blood sample from Liv. Dale found the astronaut's hair in the sink at Meat Cute. Clive calls Suzuki's widow whether he was suicidal, which first causes trouble at the precinct, but then she finds some brain in her freezer. Major reports the zombie suspects as negatives to spare them, and breaks up with Gilda who is becoming suspicious. He also disposes of his utopium. He wants to be back together with Liv, but at first she is afraid she might accidentally turn him into a zombie.
19	6	"Max Wager"	John Kretchmer	Graham Norris	November 10, 2015	3J5907	1.40[25]
Harry Cole is murdered over rigging college sport gambling. The investigation leads Liv and Clive to the barber, who is the city's bookie. His barbershop is also frequented by Mr. Boss, who visits Peyton to threaten her to stop her investigations against him. From examining her information, Boss also knows they all came from Blaine. Clive goes on a date with Dale when they meet Major. He learns about the FBI investigations on the missing persons which are the zombies he is disposing of for Max Rager. Ravi discovers that condoms cannot protect against the zombie virus, so Liv and Major cannot have sex. Blaine's father takes over the business after discovering Blaine is no longer a zombie. Blaine kills his beloved grandfather to use his brain to weaken his father and reclaim his business, but in the end, Major captures Blaine's father and freezes him.
20	7	"Abra Cadaver"	Viet Nguyen	Justin Halpern & Patrick Schumacker	November 17, 2015	3J5906	1.17[26]
Clive and Liv investigate a murder at a magician convention. Blaine asks Liv to help him find out about the disappearing zombies. They break into Dale's apartment and look through her evidence collection. They also find an unopened letter stating the brain in Suzuki's freezer was human, and change it into cow brain. When Liv delivers the faked report, she is seen by a woman who later leaves an anonymous note. Major is struggling with Liv's mood swings. Peyton tells Blaine that Boss knows he gave her the inside information about his organization. Ravi breaks up with his girlfriend Steph and tries an advance on Peyton.
21	8	"The Hurt Stalker"	Michael Wale	Sara Saedi	December 1, 2015	3J5908	1.55[27]
Regina Summer is murdered with Clive's gun, so he is suspended for the investigations. He was dating her before Dale, but dropped her when she started to stalk him. She had left a scrapbook of photoshopped pictures at Dale's doorstep, as she was jealous of her. Regina's brains make Liv act jealous, too, and Liv finds the text messages between Major and "Rita". The new Super Max drink makes the zombie test subjects faster and stronger, and when Vaughn drinks it for his workout, he becomes very aggressive, too. When Liv tries to retrieve Regina's album from Chief Price's car, where he hid it to save his marriage as he, too, was involved with Regina, she is caught and lands in jail. Ravi can get her out and they trace the murder to a couple who had hired Regina as wedding planner but then she started another affair with the fiance.
22	9	"Cape Town"	Mairzee Almas	Diane Ruggiero-Wright	December 8, 2015	3J5909	1.37[28]
"The Fog", a vigilante crime fighter, is murdered intervening the mugging of Mary Contreras, a mobster money courier. The other "superheros" tell Liv and Clive that The Fog wanted them to prevent a weapon shipment for Mr. Boss. Blaine asks Liv to save Drake, a fatally wounded drug dealer of his, by turning him into a zombie, as Drake is the only one who knows about the tainted utopium for the cure. He tells them that his friends Vic and Larry were smuggling the drug when they were caught by Boss's thugs, killed, and buried near the Jensen water tower, with the drug still inside their bodies. Major meets a woman in a bar who was an upscale prostitute and turned into a zombie by one of her clients, Blaine, who keeps her working as a zombie prostitute for brains. She wants to commit suicide, but Major convinces her that he will freeze her until a cure is available. Under the influence of The Fog’s brain, Liv disguises as vigilante and tries to bust the weapon shipment herself, but is stricken down by Mary. Mr. Boss saves Liv by shooting Mary and once again gets away by covering up his involvement with the events. In the end, Liv breaks up with Major, and Ravi finds that his cured rat has turned back into a zombie.
23	10	"Method Head"	Mark Piznarski	Kit Boss	January 12, 2016	3J5910	1.17[29]
Ravi explains to both Major and Blaine that the cure is only temporary and they sooner or later will revert back to zombies without more of the cure, so they need to dig for the murdered drug couriers with the tainted utopium inside, without success. Meanwhile, Clive and Liv investigate a murder on the set of Liv's favorite zombie TV show and suspect two of the actors (David Anders and Skyler Day). With Boss' organization hit by the D.A., Blaine's funeral-brain delivery business is running well, but Dale is investigating against him and begins to make the connection to Meat Cute. Also, Vaughn sets up a test for Major's allegiance, which Major passes, as he planted a listening device on him beforehand.
24	11	"Fifty Shades of Grey Matter"	Mairzee Almas	Deirdre Mangan & Graham Norris	February 2, 2016	3J5911	1.43[30]
A librarian and author of an upcoming erotic novel is poisoned. Liv and Blaine investigate. Blaine gives Peyton more information about Boss and they sleep together. Dale tries to find the "Chaos Killer" by GPS-tracking the dog of one of his victims, so Major has to get rid of Minor. Dale finds evidence that make her suspect that Blaine is the Chaos Killer and arrests him, but Peyton asks her to set him free as he is her star witness against Boss. However, the information that Dale presented makes Peyton suspicious so she asks Liv about Blaine and is devastated when she learns the truth. Drake ends up in Liv's bed.
25	12	"Physician, Heal Thy Selfie"	Zetna Fuentes	Talia Gonzalez & Bisanne Masoud	February 9, 2016	3J5912	1.43[31]
When Mr. Boss sends three of his men to kill DA Baracus, he kills and decapitates them and goes into hiding. Their bodies are found in Lake Washington without the heads, so Liv can get no clues from their brains. Instead, she eats the brain of a vlogger. When Mr. Boss meets Blaine at the funeral of his nephew, he demands his profits from the boat party, with interest. Blaine learns that Peyton knows about Liv and the zombies. Peyton wants to resign, but her request is turned down as the DA is missing. The police investigates about the chaos killer and learns about a utopium turf war between Boss and a new cut called "Lucky You". Liv finds out that it is distributed by Blaine when she sees Don E. in a vision. Vaughn also figures that Baracus is a zombie, despite of what Major had told him. He blackmails Major into finishing his job and Baracus ends up in his freezer.
26	13	"The Whopper"	Michael Fields	Rob Thomas	February 16, 2016	3J5913	1.25[32]
Still digging for the utopium couriers, Ravi and Major unearth the body of Corey "Big Fish" Carp, a pathological liar and criminal, who was working for Mr. Boss. Through her visions, Liv uncovers that Big Fish had killed the utopium couriers, Vic Parisi and Lonny Evans. When Don E. and Drake were looking for them, Big Fish shot at Drake before he was killed by Don E. and buried in the same field. The gun buried with Carp was also used in an unsolved drug-smuggling related murder. Clive finds the previous suspect, Terrell Johnson. When Mr. Boss learns about Johnson's location, he sends Drake to kill him. Don E. and Chief catch Major when he went after a zombie customer of Blaine's. Blaine demands to know who hired him as the chaos killer, but Major won't tell. However, he offers to bring back Blaine's father who had disinherited his son in the case of an unnatural death, and Blaine tries to force his unfrozen father to change the will. Finally, through Liv's vision, Ravi and Major find the location of the buried drug dealers with the tainted utopium.
27	14	"Eternal Sunshine of the Caffeinated Mind"	Jason Bloom	Kit Boss	February 23, 2016	3J5914	1.45[33]
The death of the owner of Ravi's favorite coffee shop, 'Positivity', leaves Liv seeing the bright side to everything around her. Meanwhile, the newly-found tainted utopium does not cure Ravi's rat. Drake is revealed to be undercover for the police. Shortly after losing his sense of taste, Blaine finds himself killed by Mr. Boss who found out Blaine was working against him with the DA. However, Blaine resurrects as a zombie. Finally, Liv discovers that her roommate Gilda is Rita, Major's alleged lover.
28	15	"He Blinded Me... with Science"	Dan Etheridge	John Enbom	March 22, 2016	3J5915	1.21[34]
While investigating the murder of a research scientist who was recently demoted at her job, Liv and Detective Babineaux are shocked to learn where she had been employed. Meanwhile, Blaine pays Ravi a visit at the morgue, and Liv discovers something new about Drake. Lastly, Vaughn du Clark confronts Major.
29	16	"Pour Some Sugar, Zombie"	Mairzee Almas	Diane Ruggerio-Wright	March 29, 2016	3J5916	1.25[35]
Blaine isn't quite himself lately, and Ravi discovers that the new cure causes memory loss. Major and Ravi help Peyton move back in with Liv when she receives a surprising phone call from a stripper about information pertaining to Mr. Boss. However, the stripper is murdered before she has a chance to meet Peyton. Liv consumes the brain of the stripper and has a vision of the location of one of Mr Boss's drug operations. Ravi breaks into Major's safe and discover that Major is the Chaos Killer. While tracking down the whereabouts of Drake, Liv visits Drake's mom, where Liv discovers that Drake is an undercover cop.
30	17	"Reflections of the Way Liv Used to Be"	Michael Fields	Bob Dearden	April 5, 2016	3J5917	1.07[36]
Liv consumes the brain of Bailey Barker, a type-A, ambitious, hyper-competitive and driven student near the top of her class, who is everything that Liv used to be as a human. Detective Benedetto reveals to Liv that he recruits students to be confidential informants to help him track the supplier of Lucky U. Blaine continues to deal with his memory loss. Meanwhile, Major convinces Ravi to help him inject the zombie cure into Vaughn. Liv has a vision of Bailey buying drugs from Steve the snack bar cashier. They deduce that Steve is the prime suspect, but before they can reach Steve, Benedetto arrives at Steve's place first. Benedetto is attacked by the Chief while gathering evidence. The Chief kills Steve. At the end, a witness comes forward to Agent Bozzio to identify Major as the prime suspect in the Chaos killings.
31	18	"Dead Beat"	John Kretchmer	John Enbom	April 12, 2016	3J5918	1.36[37]
Major is arrested after the tip-off to being the Chaos Killer. Liv tries to help out Major to supply him with brains before he turns with 48 hours and becomes a zombie. Agent Bozzio and Babineaux attempt to link Major with other crimes after another witness comes forward to reveal that he sold Major weapons used in the deli massacre months earlier. Ravi is finally forced to tell Liv the truth about Vaughn blackmailing Major into being his zombie-killer, but when they head to the warehouse where Major is keeping his sedated victims, they are gone... having been taken away by Vaughn's henchmen. Major deals with the sleazy lawyer Brant Stone, who has been hired by Max Rager Corp. to represent him. Meanwhile, Blaine continues struggling with his memory loss despite skeptic views to if his lost memories are real or fabricated. Liv is finally forced to tell Babineaux the truth about who she is and about Major's position to plead with him to get him released before he turns. Using a legal loophole, Babineaux has Major released on a technicality which puts him at odds with Bozzio who ends their professional and personal partnership.
32	19	"Salivation Army"	Michael Fields	Story by: Rob Thomas & Diane Ruggerio-Wright Teleplay by: Diane Ruggerio-Wright & Kit Boss	April 12, 2016	3J5919	1.22[37]
Liv, Major and Babineaux infiltrate a party thrown by Vaughn to celebrate the purchase of Max Rager by a private military contractor, Vivian Stoll. While they try to gain access to the basement to free the Chaos Killer zombies, a few employees mix utopium and Super Max starting a zombie massacre. Meanwhile, Mr. Boss learns that Blaine is still alive and has Peyton kidnapped to force Blaine to turn himself over. Blaine and Ravi plan a daring rescue, but Blaine single-handedly engages and kills Mr. Boss' men, leaving a dismayed Ravi to witness Peyton embracing Blaine. Back at Max Rager, Liv, Major and Babineaux free Rita to get her to help, but Vaughn shows up and messes their plan. Liv and Babineaux manage to free the prisoners, but Liv is forced to kill Drake who has turned into a Super Max zombie. Major traps Vaughn to be killed by zombie-mode Rita, and shoots Rita. In the climax, Vivian Stoll's army shows up, leading Liv to the discovery that they are zombies too, and have nefarious plans to establish Seattle as international Zombie HQ.

Ratings

Season 1 (2015)

No.	Title	Air date	Rating/share (18–49)	Viewers (millions)	DVR (18–49)	Total (18–49)
1	"Pilot"	March 17, 2015	0.8/3	2.29[7]	0.6	1.4[38]
2	"Brother, Can You Spare a Brain?"	March 24, 2015	0.7/2	1.99[8]	0.4	1.1[39]
3	"The Exterminator"	March 31, 2015	0.7/2	1.81[9]	0.5	1.2[40]
4	"Liv and Let Clive"	April 7, 2015	0.7/2	1.77[10]	0.5	1.2[41]
5	"Flight of the Living Dead"	April 14, 2015	0.8/2	1.85[11]	N/A	N/A
6	"Virtual Reality Bites"	April 21, 2015	0.6/2	1.80[12]	0.4	1.0[42]
7	"Maternity Liv"	April 28, 2015	0.7/2	1.69[13]	N/A	N/A
8	"Dead Air"	May 5, 2015	0.6/2	1.62[14]	0.5	1.1[43]
9	"Patriot Brains"	May 12, 2015	0.6/2	1.70[15]	N/A	N/A
10	"Mr. Berserk"	May 19, 2015	0.6/2	1.50[16]	0.4	1.0[44]
11	"Astroburger"	May 26, 2015	0.6/3	1.56[17]	0.4	1.0[45]
12	"Dead Rat, Live Rat, Brown Rat, White Rat"	June 2, 2015	0.6/2	1.80[18]	0.3	0.9[46]
13	"Blaine's World"	June 9, 2015	0.5/2	1.45[19]	0.4	0.9[47]

Season 2 (2015–16)

No.	Title	Air date	Rating/share (18–49)	Viewers (millions)	DVR (18–49)	Total (18–49)
1	"Grumpy Old Liv"	October 6, 2015	0.7/2	1.53[20]	N/A	N/A
2	"Zombie Bro"	October 13, 2015	0.5/1	1.22[21]	N/A	N/A
3	"Real Dead Housewife of Seattle"	October 20, 2015	0.5/1	1.29[22]	N/A	N/A
4	"Even Cowgirls Get the Black and Blues"	October 27, 2015	0.6/2	1.47[23]	N/A	N/A
5	"Love & Basketball"	November 3, 2015	0.6/2	1.43[24]	N/A	N/A
6	"Max Wager"	November 10, 2015	0.6/2	1.40[25]	N/A	N/A
7	"Abra Cadaver"	November 17, 2015	0.5/2	1.17[26]	0.4	0.9[48]
8	"The Hurt Stalker"	December 1, 2015	0.6/2	1.55[27]	N/A	N/A
9	"Cape Town"	December 8, 2015	0.5/2	1.37[28]	0.3	0.8[49]
10	"Method Head"	January 12, 2016	0.5/1	1.17[29]	0.3	0.8[50]
11	"Fifty Shades of Grey Matter"	February 2, 2016	0.5/2	1.43[30]	N/A	N/A
12	"Physician, Heal Thy Selfie"	February 9, 2016	0.5/2	1.43[31]	0.4	0.9[51]
13	"The Whopper"	February 16, 2016	0.5/2	1.25[32]	TBD	TBD
14	"Eternal Sunshine of the Caffeinated Mind"	February 23, 2016	0.6/2	1.45[33]	TBD	TBD
15	"He Blinded Me... with Science"	March 22, 2016	0.5/2	1.21[34]	TBD	TBD
16	"Pour Some Sugar, Zombie"	March 29, 2016	0.5/2	1.25[35]	TBD	TBD
17	"Reflections of the Way Liv Used to Be"	April 5, 2016	0.4/2	1.07[36]	0.3	0.7[52]
18	"Dead Beat"	April 12, 2016	0.5/2	1.36[37]	0.3	0.8[53]
19	"Salivation Army"	April 12, 2016	0.5/2	1.22[37]	0.3	0.8[53]

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