I loved the way that she took charge and told Ravi off for his obsessive behavoir, he needed to her hear it. Also, Blaine getting a gig as a lounge singer was just so weird, and there are some things that even I can't accept on a show about Zombies living as people. In terms of cases, it simply existed to just move the show along while the rest of the ensemble did some heavy character lifting. There were no visions with this brain, and the case was pretty open and closed.
(We'll check back in on them later, I suppose, but this plot seems so left field right now) The case of the week had Liv on Zen brain that honestly just reminded me of positiveness brain from last season. Blaine's dad, Angus, shows up and claims his will money back form Blaine and then proceeds to open up a zombie club called The Scratching Post, with Don E. Major's hunt for Natalie, is a bit too obsessive for me, so I'm not too invested in it, but it's something for Major to do. As much flack as I want to give Major, I couldn't help but get all the feels as he watched Liv and Justin dance, and I could only assume that he was worried about forgetting her. I did love Major offering Justin some real brains and the subsequent scene of him and Justin playing Liv's dancing game while on these brains. The show is constantly showing us the brain tubes and I'm wondering what the reveal is going to be surrounding them. I honestly could have cared less about Major's Mercenary woes, because this is Major we're talking about, God's apparent gift to man, so in the end I knew he'd get his glory. (I shouted, "I knew it" and then "I'm disgusted") Peyton does show up at Ravi's house after the morgue debacle, ready to return his feelings, but as this was only episode 3 for the season, there was no way this plot was getting resolution and just as there's a Pavi reunion, there comes a Pavi falling apart because Ravi slept with his old boss. Her official reaspn for being back in Seattle is that the CDC has traced this brains-in-the-stomach-of-seemingly-dead-people epidemic back to Seattle making it ground zero. Ravi's old boss form the CDC shows back up, and as with most things in iZombie, I'm sure there's more to her story than just the fact she's used to drive a wedge between Peyton and Ravi. Blaine is cautious about taking the memory loss cure as he doesn't want to remember the man he used to be, he likes the clarity he has now, while Major has his mind pretty much made up that he will take it as he doesn't want to forget his life and will take any chance to remember all of it.
I think it's interesting that Blaine is Major's foil for the cure plot and I'm interested to see how this turns out. Ravi decides to use this moment to tell Peyton that he loves her, and Blaine ends up submitting himself to take the memory loss cure. Later in the morgue, when trying to get Blaine to be the test subject for his memory loss cure, Ravi lays into Blaine and I just wanted to reach through the screen and tell him to stop. It seemed like Ravi was going to apologize to Peyton for being so weird about all of this, but in the end, Peyton calls him out for acting like the wrong party here and basically acting like he has ownership over Peyton. Liv promptly shut Ravi down before he goes on another rant about the Blaine of it all and suggests he take it to Peyton, which he does. He's been spiraling ever since he found out about Peyton and Blaine, and this episode really kind of put the nail in the coffin on the Pavi Relationship. Eat, Pray, Liv: This was a tough episode for Ravi.
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