This week is a pretty big week for fans of the CW and DC Comics. Not only are The Flash and Arrow teaming up in a two episode crossover, but there is an all new episode of Rose McIver’s iZombie. Check the report below to see what the adaptation of the Vertigo title has in store for you.
The official plot synopsis for Tuesday’s iZombie, titled “The Hurt Stalker,” reads:
“Babineaux arrives at the crime scene of a wedding planner who was shot to death and is shocked to realize that he used to date the victim. To make matters worse, the probe reveals the victim was stalking Babineaux, which makes him the chief suspect in the case. Meanwhile, Liv and Ravi pose as an engaged couple and infiltrate the victim's wedding planning business.”
Recently Liv actress Rose McIver and Clive actor Malcolm Goodwin sat down with Comicbook.com to discuss Clive not figureing out that Liv is really a Zombie.
Rose spoke opened up about the her thoughts on the subject saying:
“I just think he's the most patient -- and opportunistic -- guy. It's also helping him do his job. Kind of regardless of how she does it, she seems to get pretty good clues. So he's definitely tolerant, but for me at least, I think Liv is glad that it's somebody who she doesn't have to battle with every time she takes the brains. People ordinarily would be judging her but he's really accepting.
Malcolm also chimed in on the subject, rationalizing:
“I think Clive is just a result-oriented person. I always say he has tunnel vision. I'm sure he has a theory behind it; I think the first season he goes, ‘Don't be so method.’ That was his first time commenting on the multiple personality changes but I think as long as these crimes are being solved and these murderers are being brought to justice, that's all he cares about right now.”
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