Hollywood Production Center: Return of iZombie and East Los High

Los Angeles, California , January 14, 2016 (Newswire.com) - Hollywood Production Center is thrilled for the return of the hit television series iZombie. The hit show returns for season two on The CW, Tuesday, January 12 for 12 upcoming episodes.

Adapted by Rob Thomas and Diane Ruggiero-Wright from the comic book of the same name, iZombie is the story of an overachieving medical resident who turns her undead disability into a super-powerful, crime-fighting advantage. In the last we saw of iZombie, the show’s heroine, Liv (Rose McIver) disguised herself as a vigilante and tried to bust a weapon shipment only to be stricken down by Mary Contreras and rescued in the nick of time by Mr. Boss (Eddie Jemison). Her relationship with Major (Robert Buckley) took a break, and Ravi (Rahul Kohli) discovered that his thought-to-be cured rat had turned back into a zombie. Don’t forget to tune into an all new iZombie on the CW, tonight at 9:00 pm.  

Hulu Original Series Reaches New High

Hollywood Production Center would also like to congratulate another hit show for the return of Emmy-nominated East Los High. Picked up for a fourth season, the true-to-life drama about teenagers growing up in East Los Angeles will become Hulu’s longest running original series. Created by Carlos Portugal, season three ended with Ceci (Danielle Vega) preparing the Bomb Squad to compete on a hit TV show while still reeling from Pedro's (René Alvarado) attack. Jacob (Gabriel Chavarría) got a surprise visitor. And Eddie and Gina's (Carlito Olivero and Alexandra Rodreguez) budding romance seemed to be facing another impossible challenge. Stay tuned for the drama to unfold on East Los High. 

About Hollywood Production Center

The Hollywood Production Center, with four locations in the heart of Hollywood and downtown Glendale, offers professionals and entertainment industries in southern California top-rated facilities for immediate occupancy of production, post-production, Hollywood office space, creative and filming space, and recording studios. Hollywood Production Center’s office facilities are home to executives, writers, recording-artists, and anyone needing short-term to permanent Hollywood office space. Additionally, HPC’s Glendale rooftop facilities are available for corporate, small-business, and private events of all kinds, offering beautifully appointed patios for rooftop events throughout the year—from mixers and wrap parties to grand openings.

Mary Alvarado 
Direct Line: (818) 480-5596
Office: (818) 480-3100
Fax: (818) 480-3199
www.hollywoodpc.com