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The Best Episodes of La Femme Nikita Season 5

Every episode of La Femme Nikita Season 5 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of La Femme Nikita Season 5!

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Nikita is a drug-addicted juvenile delinquent who was accused of killing a police officer in cold blood during an attempted robbery of a pharmacy. She is later arrested and sentenced to death by lethal injection,

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  1. #1 Fan Favorite
    La Femme Nikita Season 5 Episode 1 - Déjà Vu All Over Again
    7.8/10(88 votes)

    #1 - Déjà Vu All Over Again

    S5:E1

    Nikita is sent back to Section One to destroy a new terrorist threat that only she can deal with which is a summit meeting of representatives from several terrorist groups. She is teamed up with a new level 5 operative, Marco O'Brien. O'Brien was the police officer recruited four years earlier because of a mistake Nikita made, a fact that O'Brien has not forgotten. Nikita finds that besides the terrorists, she must deal with O'Brien & the hostility of much of Section personnel because of her role in Center's evaluation of Section.

    Director:Jon Cassar
    Writer:Robert Cochran

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  2. La Femme Nikita Season 5 Episode 2 - A Girl Who Wasn't There
    7.8/10(81 votes)

    #2 - A Girl Who Wasn't There

    S5:E2

    Nikita finds clues about why she was recruited into Section. Is it possible her father was an operative, codenamed Flavius, and that she has a sibling with the initial "M" who is somewhere in the covert world she lives in? Quinn redesigns Birkoff's Artificial Intelligence program to build a holographic replica of Madeline, complete with Madeline's memories and psychological profile. Although Operations is greatly pleased to have Madeline at his side once more, it soon becomes clear that despite it's complex programming, it is just not capable of being Madeline because it doesn't have her instincts.

    Director:Terry Ingram
    Writer:Unknown

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  3. La Femme Nikita Season 5 Episode 3 - In Through the Out Door
    7.8/10(82 votes)

    #3 - In Through the Out Door

    S5:E3

    After the explosion at the house of Nikita's father, Nikita enlists Walter, and then Jason Crawford, to decript its contents. The result; the location of the convelecence home where Michael took Adrian after the "Gelman Process" mess. And this just happens to coincide with Nikita's physical deterioration because of her experience with the "Gelman Process." Has Michael or Nikita's real father given her the information she needs to beat these after effects? Or is Nikita inevitably heading to the same place Adrian ended up, namely the grave? Meanwhile, O'Brien betrays Nikita, by revealing her deteriorating health to Operations, but unsure that O'Brien will be able to resist Nikita's "charms" any more than Michael did. Operations 'shadows' O'Brien with his very own 'pit bull' operative, Golliak. And Section One continues to try and crack "The Collective."

    Director:Unknown
    Writer:Unknown

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  4. La Femme Nikita Season 5 Episode 4 - All the World's a Stage
    8.0/10(83 votes)

    #4 - All the World's a Stage

    S5:E4

    After someone breaches Section and breaks into her room, Nikita is more determined than ever to find out the truth about why she was brought into Section. She arranges to get at Mr. Jones personally by having him go out as "Mick Schtoppel" on a mission against an arms dealer with ties to The Collective, by the name of Massima Valenti. Was Operations telling the truth in "Deja Vu All Over Again" when he told Nikita that "Mr. Jones is not what he appears to be...?" Is Nikita making a big mistake in pushing the issue? Meanwhile, Quinn continues to put the "moves" on Operations, but what is she really up to?

    Director:Joel Surnow
    Writer:Unknown

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  5. La Femme Nikita Season 5 Episode 5 - The Man Behind the Curtain
    8.0/10(88 votes)

    #5 - The Man Behind the Curtain

    S5:E5

    Nikita finally comes face to face with her father, the real Mr. Jones, but rather than being an "emotional" reunion, Mr. Jones is all business, and immediately sets Nikita out on a new mission; finding The Collective's "mole" in Section One! Mr. Jones' two candidates: Operations or Marco O'Brien. Mr. Jones thinks it's the latter, but Nikita suspects the former. So Nikita sets out to find the "mole." Meanwhile, the two co-heads of The Collective, Graff and Haled clash over tactics, and whether to trust their "mole's" intel about Section One. Michael finally turns up, but not until the last scene!

    Director:Unknown
    Writer:Unknown

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  6. La Femme Nikita Season 5 Episode 6 - The Evil That Men Do
    8.1/10(93 votes)

    #6 - The Evil That Men Do

    S5:E6

    Nikita and Mr. Jones have The Collective's "mole" narrowed down to four suspects: Operations, Quinn, Walter and the late Marco O'Brien, but Mr. Jones has a fifth possibility that Michael Samuelle is still alive, and that he is the "mole." While granting to Mr. Jones the theoretical possibility that Michael may be alive, Nikita denies that he would never be the "mole" for The Collective, Graff and Haled. Meanwhile, Operations sets out personally to see to it that an anti-Collective mission goes according to plan, but it's The Collective that is poised to blow Operations' plane out of the sky! Can and will Nikita save Operations' butt, one last time or should she even bother?

    Director:Roy Dupuis
    Writer:Unknown

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  7. La Femme Nikita Season 5 Episode 7 - Let No Man Put Asunder
    8.4/10(87 votes)

    #7 - Let No Man Put Asunder

    S5:E7

    The situation is dire as The Collective, still led by Graff and Haled, is cleaning Section's clock. But, just in time, Michael asks Nikita to help him return to Section, where his re-emergence is viewed with suspicion by both Mr. Jones and Operations. While new missions continue against The Collective with Michael's return, Nikita admits that she lied to him in "Four Light Years Further," and that she does indeed love him. Operations discovers that The Collective has infiltrated Section's mainframe to try to locate and kidnap Michael's son Adam, in attempt to re-assert control over him. Can Operations foil The Collective's plans?

    Director:Unknown
    Writer:Unknown

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  8. La Femme Nikita Season 5 Episode 8 - A Time for Every Purpose
    8.8/10(131 votes)

    #8 - A Time for Every Purpose

    S5:E8

    Michael's son, Adam is a hostage of The Collective. Michael must save his son in a trade proposed by The Collective. Meanwhile, Haled is confronted by Michael on an offer to get rid of Graff, then leading Haled to become the head employee. Nikita & Michael do so, but this isn't good because Haled isn't alive anymore. This doesn't look too good for Michael. Two new candidates, Myra Mauk & Kelley are hoping for a spot at Section. Walter didn't have the best history with Myra, so he asks Jason Crawford to take her out of the running, he does so. More trades are offered later in the episode. Nikita is now running Section One, she lets Michael go to spend time with his son. Nikita says good-bye to Michael & continues are duties at Section One.

    Director:Unknown
    Writer:Unknown

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Season 5 Ratings Summary

"Déjà Vu All Over Again" is the best rated episode of "La Femme Nikita" season 5. It scored 7.8/10 based on 88 votes. Directed by Jon Cassar and written by Robert Cochran, it aired on 1/7/2001. This episode is rated 0.0 points higher than the second-best, "A Girl Who Wasn't There".