Nikita Episode 3.06 Sideswipe

Nikita Episode 3.06 Sideswipe

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Nikita Episode 3.06 Sideswipe

Episode Premiere

December 7, 2012

Genre

Drama

Production Company

Warner Bros. Television, Wonderland Prods.

Official Site

http://cwtv.com/shows/nikita

Information

Episode Premiere

December 7, 2012

Genre

Drama

Period

2010 - 2013

Production Co

Warner Bros. Television, Wonderland Prods.

Distributor

CW

Official Site

http://cwtv.com/shows/nikita

Cast and Crew

Director

Joshua Butler

Screenwriter

Terry Matalas, Travis Fickett

Main Cast

Maggie Q as Nikita
Lyndsy Fonseca as Alex
Shane West as Michael
Devon Sawa as Owen Elliot / Sam Matthews
Aaron Stanford as Birkhoff
Melinda Clarke
Dillon Casey
Noah Bean
Tiffany Hines
Xander Berkeley
Ashton Holmes

Additional Cast

Peter Outerbridge

Synopsis

Nikita (Maggie Q) and Michael (Shane West) capture Cyrus (guest star Isaiah Mustafa), an arms dealer, who is purchasing a weapon-jamming device for Ari (guest star Peter Outerbridge). Nikita convinces Ryan (Noah Bean) to let them use Cyrus as bait to capture Amanda but Cyrus manages to escape the trap. However, when Amanda double crosses Cyrus, his only hope for survival is Nikita. Meanwhile, Birkhoff (Aaron Stanford) is hot on the trail of Amanda's (Melinda Clarke) mole and Alex (Lyndsy Fonseca) starts to unravel.

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