The Best Episodes of iZombie Season 3
Every episode of iZombie Season 3 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of iZombie Season 3!
A medical student who becomes a zombie joins a Coroner's Office in order to gain access to the brains she must reluctantly eat so that she can maintain her humanity. But every brain she eats, she also inherits their memories and must now solve their deaths with help from the Medical examiner and a police detective.
Season 3 Ratings Summary
The best episode of "iZombie" season 3 is "Heaven Just Got a Little Bit Smoother", rated 7.9/10 from 940 user votes. It was directed by Dan Etheridge and written by Rob Thomas. "Heaven Just Got a Little Bit Smoother" aired on 4/4/2017 and is rated 0.3 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Zombie Knows Best".
7.9/10 940 votes#1 - Heaven Just Got a Little Bit Smoother
Season 3 Episode 1 - Aired 4/4/2017
Liv has discovered there are more zombies living in Seattle than she previously believed. In fact, there’s a private military contractor employing a small zombie army, and that army is preparing for the day humans learn of their existence. Major was exonerated for the crimes of the Chaos Killer, but is still considered a pariah. He manages to land a job with the one and only place that will hire him. Meanwhile, Blaine is accused of lying.
Director: Dan Etheridge
Writer: Rob Thomas
8.2/10 944 votes#2 - Zombie Knows Best
Season 3 Episode 2 - Aired 4/11/2017
When Liv, Clive and Ravi arrive at the scene to investigate a fatal car accident, they begin to suspect foul play was involved. Both starving, Liv and Major consume the brains of the accident victims, a well-meaning father and his angsty teenage daughter. Meanwhile, when Clive is brought in for questioning about a family that was murdered, he’s forced to reveal his past history with them. Lastly, Peyton extends an olive branch to Ravi, and Major hits a road block in his search for Natalie.
Director: Jason Bloom
Writer: Diane Ruggiero
7.6/10 811 votes#3 - Eat, Pray, Liv
Season 3 Episode 3 - Aired 4/18/2017
To help Clive solve the murder of a lifestyle guru, Liv consumes his brain and takes on his zen approach to life. Ravi's old boss, Katty Kupps, is getting closer to discovering the truth while also getting closer to Ravi. Meanwhile, Blaine and Peyton continue their budding friendship, much to Ravi's dismay. Lastly, Major is struggling a bit at his new job.
Director: Mairzee Almas
Writer: Graham Norris
7.7/10 798 votes#4 - Wag the Tongue Slowly
Season 3 Episode 4 - Aired 4/25/2017
Clive's patience is tested when Liv consumes the brain of a murder victim who had the reputation of being the ultimate office gossip. Meanwhile, Blaine and Peyton continue to grow closer as they wait to see if Ravi is able to reverse the effects of the cure. Lastly, Major is one step away from fulfilling a promise.
Director: Viet Nguyen
Writer: Kit Boss
8.5/10 881 votes#5 - Spanking The Zombie
Season 3 Episode 5 - Aired 5/2/2017
When Liv consumes the brains of a dominatrix, her bossy and controlling personality makes everyone a little uncomfortable, especially Clive. Meanwhile, Blaine and Peyton have a heart-to-heart.
Director: Tessa Blake
Writer: Sara Saedi
7.8/10 775 votes#6 - Some Like it Hot Mess
Season 3 Episode 6 - Aired 5/9/2017
To help Clive solve the murder of an irresponsible narcissist, Liv consumes her brain and literally becomes a hot mess. Meanwhile, Peyton learns some shocking news. Lastly, Ravi experiences a major setback.
Director: Enrico Colantoni
Writer: John Enbom
7.8/10 764 votes#7 - Dirt Nap Time
Season 3 Episode 7 - Aired 5/16/2017
When Liv and Clive work together to solve the murder of a very charming, but womanizing, preschool teacher, things get interesting when they bring his jealous girlfriend Piper in for questioning. Meanwhile, Peyton is assigned a very interesting case. Lastly, Blaine finds himself in a bad situation.
Director: Michael Fields
Writer: Deirdre Mangan
7.8/10 757 votes#8 - Eat a Knievel
Season 3 Episode 8 - Aired 5/23/2017
Liv shares the brain of a former daredevil with her new boyfriend, and the experience brings them closer. Blaine is back to his old ways. Meanwhile, Ravi makes progress in his new research. Finally, a discovery is made that could put Major in grave danger.
Director: Michael Wale
Writer: John Bellina
8.2/10 817 votes#9 - Twenty-Sided, Die
Season 3 Episode 9 - Aired 5/30/2017
When a Dungeon Master is killed, Liv and Clive discover he was up to more than just playing in his mother's basement. Meanwhile, Blaine's experiment does not go as planned. Lastly, Ravi stumbles across some new information that could prove deadly.
Director: Jason Bloom
Writer: Kit Boss
8.1/10 765 votes#10 - Return of the Dead Guy
Season 3 Episode 10 - Aired 6/6/2017
Peyton and Liv find themselves on a surprising wild goose chase. Ravi is terrified when the zombie truth hunters' plans are revealed. Elsewhere, Major finds comfort in an unexpected - and perhaps unwelcome - friend.
Director: Viet Nguyen
Writer: Talia Gonzalez, Bisanne Masoud
8.1/10 758 votes#11 - Conspiracy Weary
Season 3 Episode 11 - Aired 6/13/2017
Liv and Blaine come to the rescue of one of their own. They consume the brains of a conspiracy theorist and paranoia ensues. Meanwhile, as they continue to search for conspiracy theories that may or may not exist, Liv researches Major's new friend. Finally, Ravi makes a surprising discovery of his own.
Director: Mark Piznarski
Writer: Bob Dearden
8.4/10 800 votes#12 - Looking for Mr. Goodbrain (1)
Season 3 Episode 12 - Aired 6/20/2017
When Liv consumes the brains of someone from Ravi's past, not only does it have her wanting to sleep with every guy in Seattle, she also begins having some very intimate visions of Ravi. Meanwhile, Major is faced with a huge decision.
Director: Michael Fields
Writer: Diane Ruggiero, John Enbom
8.6/10 841 votes#13 - Looking for Mr. Goodbrain (2)
Season 3 Episode 13 - Aired 6/27/2017
Liv uncovers the shocking truth about the virus and the far-reaching consequences of the vaccine. Majors exams his future as a human. Blaine makes a business proposal.
Director: Dan Etheridge
Writer: Rob Thomas