'iZombie' season 4 spoilers: Liv, Chase clash in leadership styles; Rahul Kohli reveals where he thinks Ravi will stand in human vs. zombie conflict

Fans of "iZombie" may have to wait until next year for the newest season. However, that does not mean that there are no spoilers for the episodes ahead. It seems that some characters will clash in terms of leadership in the coming season.

In an interview with ComicBook, Rose McIver, who plays Liv, revealed that her character would have some issues trying to accept the way Chase (Jason Dohring) leads both the humans and the zombies. It was hinted before that even though Seattle has elected a new mayor, Floyd Baracus (Kurt Evans), Chase appears to be the actual authority figure and is the one pulling the strings around the city.

Since the undead have also come to inhabit the city, chaos is sure to come into play. Chase is described to have a more dictatorial approach in governing the city, which is something that Liv is against. Despite her beliefs, however, she does understand that an iron hand is needed to keep everything in check.

Meanwhile, Rahul Kohli, who plays Ravi in the show, shared his thoughts in an interview with DC All Access back in July during the San Diego Comic-Con. Kohli was asked where he thinks Ravi will fall in terms of the conflicts between humans and zombies now that the two races will be co-existing in Seattle.

Kohli shared that he thinks Ravi will fall on the side where it is right. Seeing as Ravi is pro-zombie, he thinks that they can be cured and that people do not need to panic. In the midst of all the human vs. zombie conflict that has been going on, Ravi will definitely stand for non-segregation.

The third season ended with the residents of Seattle getting a dose of zombie blood, and eventually turning into the undead themselves. A news broadcast then informed the rest of the world what was happening, and the fourth season will pick up with the city getting closed off from the world.

"iZombie" season 4 is scheduled to premiere in 2018 on The CW.

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