Nikita - 'Consequences'
Owen manages to escape Anne's clutches when Amanda sends her to spring him from a Russian prison; Nikita shocks Owen by telling him she's with Division now...
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Owen manages to escape Anne's clutches when Amanda sends her to spring him from a Russian prison; Nikita shocks Owen by telling him she's with Division now...
Nikita doesn't understand why Division continues running Percy's old missions when Ryan tells her that an undercover agent has been arrested...
The team extracts a hostage being held by a rogue Division agent who has been brainwashed to carry out the agent's wishes...
Ryan's first mission is to bring in the agents who failed to respond to the recall after Percy's death; Michael is arrested and Nikita must help him escape...
It's Nikita vs. Percy in this explosive season finale. Nikita and Michael invade Division in an attempt to capture Percy. Alex and Sean get caught in deadly gunfire...
Nikita realizes the best way to stop Percy is to go into the belly of the beast – Division itself...
When it looks like Percy's nuclear weapons plan is getting out of control, Ryan suggests they go to the Director of the CIA, Morgan Kendrick, for help...
Nikita convinces Birkhoff to use millions of dollars of his own money to trap Percy, but Percy ends up stealing his entire life savings...
Percy releases one of Nikita's former captives, who is now determined to exact his revenge on her; Percy pushes Michael, Shane and Alex to the edge...
Amanda and Ari arrange a board meeting with Zetrov and prepare to take the company; Nikita recalls what Amanda was like when she was first brought to Division...
Michael and Nikita fly to Moscow to deal with Cassandra who has been keeping a secret; Alex sends out a coded message in order to find her mother...
Amanda realizes that Percy is responsible for a string of murders meant to undermine her authority at Division, so she turns to Nikita for help...
Nikita and Michael try to help Carla remember her past, which holds the key to taking down Division....
Percy continues his plan to take back Division by threatening to kill Nikita's mentor Carla, the woman who took Nikita off the streets when she was a junkie...
Percy and the Guardians plan to shoot all of the members of Oversight as well as release a deadly gas inside Division if Amanda does not agree to his demands...
Sean assaults Nikita and Michael in an effort to protect his mother, Madeline; Percy gains back control from Amanda and threatens to destroy Division...
Alex's mission to take down Gogol comes to a head as she infiltrates her childhood home and faces ghosts from her past...
Nikita turns to Owen for help stealing another black box from a Guardian, but discovers Own is working for someone else which puts the whole operation at risk...
Michael hears Cassandra is in trouble and discovers General Tupelov believes she has stolen $2 million; Alex receives a tempting offer from Percy...
While searching for information on the black box, Birkoff (Aaron Stanford) stumbles upon Nikita's (Maggie Q) birth certificate...
Michael find out that a woman he once dated is in danger and feeling guilty, he wants to help; Sean gets caught in Amanda's web of lies...
Nikita is stunned to find out her old Division partner Kelly escaped from Turkish prison; knowing Amanda will go after Kelly, Nikita and Michael help her...
Birkoff tells Nikita and Michael that a black box file reveals that an international terrorist named Ramon, is now working for Division...
While investigating an old corrupt Division program, P9, that seems to have resurfaced, Nikita and Michael run into Owen. He tells them he is searching for...
Nikita and Michael plot to take down Division and Oversight and are prepared to use the contents of the black box to do so...
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