Ep 3. Five, Six, Seven, Ate!

Liv and Ravi are back with their brand-new zombie formula that hopefully will create new zombies and reduce the stigma towards them. Meanwhile, Major is still struggling to rebuild Fillmore-Graves and sends out his team including his girlfriend, Liv, on their first assignment. The mission is to investigate the suspicious death of a famous dancer who was about to perform on a popular reality competition show. With the help of Clive and Bozzio, the team sets out to uncover the truth behind the dancer's death.

As they dig deeper, they find that the competition show is a hotbed of resentment and jealousy. The victim was a known flirt, and it seems like everyone on the set had a motive to kill her. As they continue their investigation, Liv eats the victim's brain and takes on her personality, which proves to be a challenge as the victim was extremely competitive. Liv begins to question whether the victim's death was related to the competition or if there was something else at play.

Simultaneously, Blaine is attempting to rebuild his Blue Brain empire with the help of his father, Angus. Their new scheme revolves around a new product called "brain mash," which could potentially destroy the zombie race as they know it. Peyton, who is now running the city, is hot on their heels and sets out to take them down before their plan comes to fruition.

The episode takes place against the backdrop of the famous competition show, and the behind-the-scenes drama that unfolds adds a layer of intrigue to the already-complicated investigation. As Liv and the team get closer to the truth, the stakes get higher, and they must race against time to solve the case before anyone else gets hurt.

Overall, “Five, Six, Seven, Ate!” is a high-energy episode that blends humor, drama, and mystery seamlessly. The investigation is at the center of the episode, but there are plenty of subplots that keep the audience engaged and invested in the characters. Additionally, the episode sets up several storylines that are sure to play out throughout the remainder of the season, creating anticipation and excitement for what's to come.