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'Nikita' Season 3 Episode 11: "Black Badge"

Posted byBy Stan Castle | Published on: | Updated on June 26, 2013 CommentsComments (0)

Guest star Amanda Schull will play a CIA agent named Naomi on tonight’s season 3 episode of Nikita named “Black Badge.” Naomi will discovers information outlining Madeline Pierce’s participation with Division and turns it into the Director of the CIA, Morgan Kendrick, who will be played by guest star Brian Howe. Directly after, Kendrick is murdered and Amanda (Melinda Clarke) frames Sean (Dillon Casey), implicating him for the assassination. In result, the CIA brings him into custody for the killing. Thereafter, Nikita (Maggie Q) pledges to Alex (Lyndsy Fonseca) that they are going to free Sean and draws up a strategy that could possibly save him or cost him his life.

In season 0ne, the series, featuring action star Maggie Q as the lead, showed Nikita wage a war against Division, the agency that created  her. In result, Michael, the trusted man who trained her, ending up being the one forced to hunt her down. But Nikita had an ace up her sleeve: Alex, a girl she trained to infiltrate this secret unit of the government. At the end of season one, Nikita and Alex’s relationship had been shattered, and Nikita and Michael’s relationship was restored. Now, Nikita and Michael are on the run with a hard drive containing the government’s darkest secrets and conspiracies. Together, they are going to right the wrongs that Division has committed over the years, one mission at a time. But leading the hunt for them this time is Alex… and she knows all of Nikita’s tricks.

Nikita’s “Black Badge” season 3, episode 11 airs Friday February 22, at 8pm on the CW.

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