He has dark roots so he probably is bleaching it.

I also thought he looked tan, and that Peyton probably thought he was just a guy with bleached hair and didn't assume he was a zombie.

I agree, and Blaine isn't as pale as Liv, so maybe Peyton just thinks he has bleached hair, which he really does, since he is no longer a zombie. Regardless, I didn't think that Peyton had put two and two together.

I would find it amusing if Peyton hooked up with Blaine, without knowing who he truly was. Then after the fact, she could find out from Liv how rotten he really is. I was surprised by how fun it was to watch Blaine and Peyton together, and she did seem intrigued by him.

I actually think Lowell is the Logan of iZombie, in the sense that Rob Thomas and co. did not expect Liv to have such good chemistry with him nor did they expect the fanbase to want Liv and Lowell to be together (this was also true for Veronica and Logan when they first paired them), but despite the fact that there…

I was thinking the same thing, and if Major is immune from re-zombification than him and Liv can be together romantically without risk of her infecting him. I am not a huge Liv/Major shipper, but I could see that as the plan for the show.

I liked this episode more than the reviewer did and thought it did a good job of tying the MOTW with the ongoing Max Rager story arc. I would have given it at least a B+.

Yes! I would like to see some real Bill and Gini sex pronto, and wish they would stop teasing us with the almost sex. I also think that Michael Sheen is hot and would be happy to see his midriff anytime.

The actress who played the Scullys' daughter, Rose McIver, now stars in another show which is called, iZombie, so they probably couldn't get her to guest star because of that. It seems pretty doubtful that McIver will appear on Masters of Sex this season, for that reason, so I don't think we will get to see her…

Am I the only one that totally hates this new baby subplot? The real Virginia Johnson had her kids in the early '50s, she did not have a baby in 1966, so I don't see why they had to make up this plot. I do realize that Virginia did have a daughter named Lisa in real life, but she was born in the '50s, so this 1966…

I didn't think it was messy. It wasn't like the jump last season where lots of time passed in one episode. It all took place in 1965. What people don't seem to like is that they didn't age the actors at all. Lizzy Caplan does not look old enough to have teenage kids.

More likely it is because Blaine killed an astronaut and is planning on selling his brains to rich clients until Major steals them.

Because Blaine kills an astronaut to sell his brains to his clients, so that would mean the zombies would literally be eating an astroburger, if Major hadn't prevented them from doing so.

I watched Wonderfalls when it originally aired as well and was devastated when it was canceled. I am not a Nielsen family though so my live viewing of the show obviously made no difference.

iZombie will never be able to be as mythology based as Fringe was if they want to hold on to their ratings. Casual viewers that networks are dependent on for ratings do not like to follow complicated plots and that is why shows like iZombie are pressured to have jump in at any time mysteries of the week and to keep…

I agree that Season 1 of VM is excellent, but I also think that Season 2 is really good too. I do like the first half of Season 3, but felt like it jumped the shark during the second half (and I think that has to do with too much meddling from the CW higher ups in an attempt to get better ratings). I do not know if…

I still think it is a good episode and that Paris Hilton doesn't ruin it. She plays a snobby, rich girl so it is not like she was reaching out of her range. It also gives the viewers some insight about Logan, Weevil and the PCHers, and they are obviously all important to later plots.

I also think that Veronica Mars started off much stronger, and that it was able to balance mystery of the week with longer arcs better than iZombie is able to, especially since it was really good at making each mystery of the week relevant in some way to character growth and/or overall plot development. iZombie is not…

I was thinking that too, but since they didn't really kiss and it was just a delusion of Liv's, he doesn't have to worry about being zombified from Liv's saliva.

I don't think it would be awesome if he became a zombie hunter. Unless he somehow inherits some superpowers of his own, he would just continue to get his ass kicked a lot, like we have already seen, and that would get boring.