Following Alex’s implosion last week, there are only three episodes of Nikita left for the team to pull themselves together – and for the show to hopefully secure a fourth season from The CW. “High-Value Target” is not really the way to go about either of those things.
We’re going to flashbacks yet again, as in 2005 Michael debriefs Nikita on the operation that we’ve already seen looks back at during season one, in which she took out the head of a major drug cartel. It turns out this is film that’s being watched by an associate of said drug dealer, after still-evil Owen gave it to him. He’s plotting to auction off the black box, which will of course cause untold chaos. Back at Division, Nikita, Ryan and Michael are trying to figure out how to stop the sale, but they’re not getting anywhere. While Nikita remains the eternal optimist, “It might be time to think about our options,” Michael admits.
Source: Full Recap & Review @ BFTV
We’re going to flashbacks yet again, as in 2005 Michael debriefs Nikita on the operation that we’ve already seen looks back at during season one, in which she took out the head of a major drug cartel. It turns out this is film that’s being watched by an associate of said drug dealer, after still-evil Owen gave it to him. He’s plotting to auction off the black box, which will of course cause untold chaos. Back at Division, Nikita, Ryan and Michael are trying to figure out how to stop the sale, but they’re not getting anywhere. While Nikita remains the eternal optimist, “It might be time to think about our options,” Michael admits.
Source: Full Recap & Review @ BFTV
Factual error much? Greg Byrk was not in 24..,
ReplyDeleteOpen-ended finale? I'm guessing you weren't able to read about the finale ending with a cliffhanger.
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