Robert Knepper has been promoted to a series regular for 'iZombie' season 4: How will the human world take the news that there living with the dead?


Fans of iZombie will get to see more of Angus in the upcoming fourth season, as it has been confirmed that Robert Knepper has been promoted to a series regular.

 The news came from the executive producers and cast of iZombie at the San Diego Comic-Con panel. They also teased a few plot details on the show's fourth season, which will explore new territory as humans have become aware of zombies.

 "Angus is going to get out of the well, and he's going to be up to no good, and he's going to have some very hardcore pro-zombie people on his side," executive producer Rob Thomas shared (via TVLine).

 However, the upcoming season will not have one major enemy for Liz to deal with.
"There's going to be a human terrorist organization that doesn't want any human-zombie fraternization," Thomas said. "This is not about one big bad this year. It's coming at our characters from all sides of the spectrum."

 Thomas previously revealed that the discovery that zombies exist will pose some problems for the human world. Some citizens may leave Seattle because of this, while others may want to move to the city for the same reason. He also teased that having a limited supply of brains for zombies to eat will cause a black market for it to open. 

 Fans of the Liv (Rose McIver) and Major (Robert Buckley) teaming up will be disappointed to know that the two may not be on the same page in the new season. Liv has her own views about the situation, while Major's focus on zombies "provides him with a sense of purpose." For this reason, the two will face some (much needed) conflict with each other.

 But just because Liv and Major will not be together in season 4 does not mean that she will be without a romantic interest (wink, wink, nudge, nudge). Thomas also teased that a new man will capture Liv's attention (come on that's not to hard now is it, she will take anyone with or without a pulse).

 iZombie season 4 will premiere in 2018!

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