After consuming the brains of an emotionally incapacitated hitman, we see that this situation could prove dangerous if it were to kick in at the wrong moment. When Ravi was left on his own in front of Marcy- Liv’s former colleague turned starving zombie -Liv was ready to watch him die. Thankfully she was able to snap out of it at the last minute, but she still ended up going full zombie and offing someone she later had to admit to herself was still a person.
It’ll be interesting to see where she ends up further down the line after she’s become familiar with even more of these less than appealing personalities and what they will force her to do. It will be equally interesting to see how much of an effect it will have had on those closest to her. I haven’t had much positive things to say about Peyton, but I liked how she was used this week. Maybe that was because she fit into the case of the week (I didn’t realise she was an ADA, did I miss it?) and wasn’t just an outside presence. I imagine she could be the first person to be driven away.
Plus
Blaine is still floating around makin’ zombies. Now that he’s found Major’s guy Jerome, things might start ramping up sooner rather than later.
Giving Marcy more brains didn’t bring her back to her usual self. It definitely makes things more serious for Liv if she ever gets cut off from her brain supply.
I loved how they duped Don by using what Liv saw in the vision and hiding Ravi’s face.
Zombie recipe of the week: Brains on crackers.
Shout out to Liv’s amazing shirt (probably Ravi's?)!
He Said, She Said
Ravi: “With great power comes-”
Liv: “Do not. Seriously.”
Everything about ‘The Exterminator felt easy and well written, and it gave us an idea of how cleverly it can use the different aspects of the zombie story where both story and characters are concerned. I hope it isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.
8/10
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