What’s going on? That’s what you’ll ask yourself by the end of Nikita’s second season finale. The episode, aptly titled “Homecoming,” has the vigilante trapped inside Division with no escape in sight. Desperate times call for desperate measures and Nikita will do the unthinkable to save herself and hundreds of others.
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Percival Rose is taking his plan to the next level. In this week’s Nikita, the Division Director is done with child’s play. He’s going after the Oval Office. In “Crossbow” Nikita becomes the last string of defense for the President of the United States. This mission is bigger than anything she’s ever trained for. The fate of the country and the world is in her hands.
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Well, it’s that time of year again, when TV networks decide which TV programs are profitable enough to save, and which are unsuccessful enough to deserve a summary execution. Up for the chopping block this year were such shows of wildly varying quality like The Office, Nikita, Parks and Recreation, Whitney, Community, Awake, and many, many more. What’s surprising, however, is how many flailing shows actually made it, and how many decent shows have been effectively cancelled.
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There are only two episodes left of The CW’s best-kept secret, Nikita. The action-drama’s second season is winding down and the stakes are higher than ever. Over the past year, Nikita and her posse have lost their home (twice), a son (Max) and a mother (Senator Pierce) due to their mission. But they’re not going down without a fight. ScreenCrave recently chatted with actress Maggie Q, who plays the title character, to discuss the season’s final shocking moments. Unfortunately, another death is knocking at their door. Get your tissues ready.
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Could the stakes get any higher? The safety of the world hangs in the balance as psycho Percy continues his hunt for nuclear weapons. Luckily, Nikita’s hot on his trail and in this week’s episode, “Drop Dead,” she gets one step closer to uncovering his real motivation.
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This week’s episode of Nikita focuses on our favorite character — Birkhoff. He gets pulled from behind the computer and thrown into the field. Aaron Stanford gets his time to shine and gives one of the best performances of the season.
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What’s done in the dark will always come to the light. That statement perfectly describes this week’s episode of Nikita entitled, “Wrath.” It’s all about paying the price for past transgressions. Misdeeds always come back to haunt you, whether they’re in the form of memories or in Nikita’s case, a person.
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Oh how the tables have turned. Amanda and Ari go from top of the top to the bottom of the barrel in this week’s Nikita. “Power” features a huge shift that leaves the vindictive pair out in the cold. Both Nikita and Percy thwart Amanda on different fronts, and at the same time. Has her winning streak finally come to an end?
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This week’s episode of Nikita plays it close to the vest. “Arising” is all about family and what you’re willing to sacrifice for those you love. Nikita and Michael travel to Russia where they follow his baby mama Cassandra, who’s been identified as a mole for Gogol. Meanwhile, Alex is dealing with her own issues, namely Semak and the disappearance of her mother.
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