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La Femme Nikita — Season 1
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45mNikitaNikita, a girl who had known only the harshness of street life, found herself wrongly accused of murder and condemned to a lifetime behind bars. Then, orchestrated by the government itself, her death was staged. She awoke not in the afterlife, but within Section One, a clandestine agency dedicated to transforming her into an anti-terrorist operative. Though fiercely resistant to their intentions, Nikita understood that survival demanded compliance; she had no choice but to submit to their trainiJan 13, 19978.0Jan 13, 199745m8.002
45mFriendSection One was established specifically to safeguard Jovan Mijovich, a politician striving to broker peace between warring factions in his region. During a meeting with an informant concerning the attempt on Mijovich’s life, Nikita found himself face-to-face with Julie, a friend from their childhood. In an effort to shield her from danger, Nikita fabricated a new identity for Julie. Unbeknownst to him, however, Julie was in fact an operative working within the very organization that had plottedJan 20, 19978.0Jan 20, 199745m8.003
45mSimoneGlass Curtain is a technologically advanced terrorist group known to recruit new members through online chat rooms. Assuming the guise of a prospective member, Nikita gains access to Glass Curtain headquarters, only to discover that Michael’s wife, Simone, is being held captive. A former operative from Section One, Simone had long been presumed dead. Now, Michael's enduring affection for Simone could jeopardize Section One’s delicate attempt to infiltrate the organization.Jan 27, 19977.5Jan 27, 199745m7.504
45mCharityNikita’s mission was to infiltrate the inner circle of a money launderer and retrieve his data files. But as she grew closer to him, discovering his genuinely successful charity supporting at-risk youth, feelings began to develop. Yet, when Section One revealed that these shelters were merely a facade concealing a flourishing network of child slavery, Nikita found her loyalties irrevocably fractured.Feb 3, 19977.5Feb 3, 199745m7.505
45mMotherA ruthless terrorist couple has absconded with a nuclear trigger, leaving behind them the bodies of an entire Section One team. To recover the device, Nikita assumes the identity of Helen’s presumed-dead daughter—a child given up for adoption while Helen was incarcerated. This deception, however, unleashes unforeseen complications for both woman and imposter.Feb 9, 19977.0Feb 9, 199745m7.006
45mLoveA notorious international arms dealer has made off with a canister of lethal nerve gas, and Nikita and Michael adopt the guise of a married mercenary pair to gain access to his stronghold. But when the gas is found rigged to an explosive device within a busy train station, Nikita finds herself facing a perilous choice: risk everything to disarm it.Feb 17, 19977.0Feb 17, 199745m7.007
45mTreasonSection One has been tasked with the discreet deportation of Suba, a foreign operative providing intelligence on counter-terrorism—an individual also engaged in smuggling waste uranium from the country for personal gain. The initial attempt to apprehend him ended disastrously, and Nikita was held accountable. A deeper inquiry revealed a mole within Section One, though this agent is himself being controlled by Suba, who is leveraging the man’s family – specifically, his son – as collateral. NikitFeb 24, 19977.0Feb 24, 199745m7.008
45mEscapeA shadowy operative from within Section One presents Nikita with what appears to be an unshakeable chance to leave the organization permanently. The details he provides prove accurate, compelling her to give his offer serious consideration. Yet, Michael’s sudden advances complicate matters, splitting her affections and clouding her judgment. Is this a genuine opportunity for freedom, or merely a calculated test designed by Section One to gauge her loyalty?Mar 3, 19977.7Mar 3, 199745m7.709
45mGrayA security breach at Section One results in the theft of a comprehensive agent roster. Michael is dispatched to Prague with the aim of recovering it, only to find that the thief has been eliminated by another terrorist also pursuing the directory. Nikita subsequently learns that the stolen information was inadvertently left behind, now in the possession of an unsuspecting civilian: Gray Wellman, an architect residing in Prague. Nikita is then assigned to infiltrate Gray’s life and retrieve the dMar 10, 19976.5Mar 10, 199745m6.510
45mChoiceThe Agency suspects a clandestine faction within its ranks orchestrated the recent slaughter of heroin traffickers – an act seemingly motivated by theft, part of a larger embezzlement plot. Section One has been deployed to resolve the situation discreetly, yet Nikita’s ongoing relationship with architect Gray Wellman compromises her effectiveness as an operative. As Section One's mission intensifies, she finds herself increasingly torn between these two worlds, ultimately compelled to choose betApr 7, 19977.0Apr 7, 199745m7.011
45mRescueDuring an operation targeting a Russian chemical facility, Michael sustained injuries, forcing his abandonment. Command deemed a rescue attempt too perilous, yet ultimately dispatched Nikita and Madeline on a covert retrieval – posing as travelling cosmetic saleswomen. Simultaneously, Michael had abducted a nurse, Angie Georgiev, persuading her to assist him before the head of the secret police, Egran Petrosian, could locate him. Successfully pinpointing Michael’s possible whereabouts, MadelineApr 14, 19977.3Apr 14, 199745m7.312
45mInnocentA live nuclear warhead was brought into the country, and the only person who saw the exchange was Rudy, a pizza delivery driver with limited cognitive ability. When a transmission announced the weapon’s arming in an unspecified city, set to detonate within twenty-four hours, Section turned to Rudy as their key witness. He became instrumental in identifying the man responsible for smuggling the warhead – a traitor operating within the Agency itself. The location of the device was uncovered, and wApr 21, 19977.5Apr 21, 199745m7.513
45mRecruitNikita’s responsibility became assessing Karyn, a trainee nearing the conclusion of her two-year program. During Karyn's initial field assignment, she fatally shot her mentor, Brian, with chilling composure. When Nikita questioned her, Karyn revealed that Brian had repeatedly assaulted her throughout her training. This revelation, compounded by the widespread favorability Karyn seemed to inspire within Section One, amplified Nikita’s uncertainty regarding whether to grant her full status or termJun 22, 19977.5Jun 22, 199745m7.514
45mGambitSection received word that the city’s water supply would be contaminated if the United Coalitions’ demands were not met. The theft of Cobalt 60 was attributed to Gregor Kessler, a man known for his numerous aliases and disguises. A Section informant had revealed that Kessler had been offered payment for the acquisition of the material. To evade South American Customs, Kessler disguised himself as an elderly woman. He successfully secured the Cobalt 60, but was confronted by Madeline. Somehow, heJun 29, 19977.5Jun 29, 199745m7.515
45mObsessedDavid Fanning stands among the world’s most formidable assassins, yet Section One finds itself utterly unable to intervene. He holds “The Book,” a repository of highly classified information that would cripple Western governments, and any attempt on his life triggers its immediate release. With infiltration proving impossible through conventional channels, Section One's only avenue lies with Fanning’s mistreated girlfriend; now, Nikita and Michael must employ every available tactic to secure herJul 20, 19977.5Jul 20, 199745m7.516
45mNoiseDuring a reconnaissance operation targeting a Stinger missile cache, the Section vehicle was compromised, and Birkoff found himself unexpectedly engaged in combat – for the first time. Now, the prospect of death on subsequent missions threatens to paralyze his ability to safeguard Section personnel. Unless Nikita can help him conquer this fear, Birkoff risks being removed from the team.Jul 27, 19977.0Jul 27, 199745m7.017
45mWarThe pilfered Directory had fallen into Red Cell’s possession, and their operatives were under attack globally. Section was being compelled to withdraw. To anticipate Red Cell's subsequent actions, Nikita and Michael attempted to seize the organization’s equivalent of Birkoff, but found themselves captured and subjected to brutal interrogation instead. Despite enduring relentless pressure, neither yielded Section’s location. However, when Michael confessed his love for Nikita, she faltered; she cAug 3, 19977.0Aug 3, 199745m7.018
45mMissingA member of the clandestine network pilfering classified data for profit has a startling connection: he’s Steven, Operations’ son, lost many years ago. Section One’s current objective is to dismantle this entire operation and neutralize a dangerous terrorist intending to acquire a smart missile chip from them. However, Operations insists that Nikita must ensure Steven's survival above all else. She consents, but only on the condition that she be released from Section One permanently. He concedesAug 10, 19976.5Aug 10, 199745m6.519
45mVoicesWorking undercover close to a Central European consulate, Nikita found herself face-to-face with a notorious serial rapist. She quickly brought him under control, leaving him badly beaten and bruised. Detective O’Brien, who had been hunting this man for years, recognized the significance of his latest victim – she was far from ordinary. Through a witness, he managed to unravel Nikita's carefully constructed cover story and locate her. Now aware of the truth about Nikita, O’Brien intended to shutAug 17, 19977.0Aug 17, 199745m7.020
45mBrainwashAssigned to scrutinize a bartender at an exclusive club suspected of terrorist ties, Nikita met her interrogators with a sudden, fatal act: leaping from the 65th floor window. A subsequent search of his apartment revealed a peculiar helmet-like apparatus, later identified by Section as a device for brainwashing. Regrettably, Nikita had experimented with the device multiple times in an attempt to understand its function, and now it held dominion over her mind. When Nikita and other operatives werSep 21, 19976.7Sep 21, 199745m6.721
45mVerdictJovan Mijovich’s election as premier of his fledgling nation has been shadowed by a contract on his life. Nikita and Michael, alongside other agents from Section One, were deployed to ensure his safety. During the inaugural festivities, the would-be assassin was neutralized, only to be replaced by an unforeseen crisis: a hostage situation. A man named Bruner emerged, alleging that Mijovich had raped and blinded his daughter during the nation’s brutal civil war, and vowed to execute him. Nikita aSep 28, 19976.5Sep 28, 199745m6.522
45mMercyThe team in Section One is relentlessly pursuing Tyler, among the world’s most formidable terrorists. Following the kidnapping of a young inventor – the creator of a revolutionary plastic explosive undetectable by current methods – Nikita is deployed to secure his release and prevent Tyler from exploiting his discovery. When that initial attempt fails, she receives orders to eliminate the inventor, an instruction she defiantly disregards. Consequently, Operations deems her actions insubordinateOct 5, 19977.5Oct 5, 199745m7.5
