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This is the DC TV Report for the week ending Saturday
April 15th, 2017 as submitted by Edward O'Hare,
nickname To Be Determined. All the CW superhero shows took the week
off so there were only 2 new fun and quirky episodes this week:
iZombie: Liv and Major ate the brains of a
father and daughter who were murdered in a car crash. Major was
oozing with teen drama and learned that Fillmore Graves feeds its
zombies mashed up brains in tubes that don’t cause visions. Liv and
Clive figured out the victims were killed by the girl’s best
friend’s mom, because they knew the best friend was sleeping with
her stepdad. Cavanaugh questioned Clive about Wally’s murder and we
learned through flashbacks that Clive rescued Wally and his mom
Anna from an abusive dad, and looked after them until Anna decided
to move in with her brother. When Liv and Clive questioned Wally’s
neighbor they learned of a message board full of humans who know
about Zombies and want to harm them. Last Minute Reveal: Clive
admitted to Cavanaugh that he often thinks about how things might
have been different if he stayed in Wally and Anna’s lives!
Powerless: After saving Green Fury from an
explosion while she was distracted by reporters asking about her
breakup with Olympian, Emily pitched GF as a spokesperson for a
flame-retardant poncho. GF agreed and after the Wayne Security
board wanted to sex up the ad, GF got the Olympian to join in. The
ad went great and GF got a call from JL Europe. Teddy tried using
focus groups to make himself cool for Green Fury, and learned from
Ron that it’s best to just be him. Jackie was upset with
Wendy for making friends with her daughter Ruby and not telling
Jackie why Ruby punched a boy and got suspended. Damn pinky swears!
After Ruby admitted the boy was making fun of Jackie there were
hugs and sorries. Last Minute Reveal: Van started talking to Green
Fury about the importance of sticking to your principles and Green
Fury flew away mid-sentence!
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