Without Section One's knowledge, Nikita is ambushed during a mission and replaced by a Red Cell look-alike. Nikita is forced to assist her double in order to protect Michael. Series star PETA WILSON plays a dual role.

Vampire Mina Harker (Peta Wilson) proves she does not need help in defending herself.

Dorian Gray (Stuart Townsend) and Mina Harker (Peta Wilson) test their immortality by dueling.

It appears as though secret agent Nikita (Peta Wilson) has been permanently reprogrammed for evil rather than good as La Femme Nikita launches its fourth season. Hoping to save Nikita from herself -- not to mention the retribution of the covert anti-terrorist organization Section One -- her partner/lover, Michael (Roy Dupuis), races against time to reverse the reprogramming process. Meanwhile, Operations (Eugene Robert Glazer), Section One's head man, has determined that Michael is completely expendable and has set the wheels in motion to cancel him. In the course of season four, Nikita is given the opportunity to quit Section One forever and to live the life of a free woman. All she has to do is murder Operations -- and to bind the bargain, Nikita is told that her sinister boss is the man who killed her father. Meanwhile, Michael hopes to mend fences with his estranged wife, Elena (Samia Shoab), and son, Adam (Evan Caravella). The season finale finds both Nikita and Michael on the run from Section One's assa

As originally conceived, La Femme Nikita was to have ended its run with its season-four Lady or the Tiger finale. But when thousands of viewers wrote in to the USA network demanding that the series come to a more dramatically satisfying denouement, the series was renewed for a fifth and final season. This is the year in which heroine Nikita (Peta Wilson) finally learns why she was rescued from a life prison sentence and recruited by the covert anti-terrorist organization Section One. Also, the true identity of the mercurial Section One head man Operations is revealed -- and the news has a very special meaning to the astonished Nikita! In other developments relevant to the series' closure, Operation's deceased second-in-command, Madeline (Alberta Watson), is resurrected in the form of a holographic clone; canceled computer wonk Birkoff is replaced by Kate Quinn (Cindy Dolenc); and the relationship between Nikita and her partner and lover, Michael (Roy Dupuis), takes an unexpected turn during Michael's efforts

Damian Harris directs this sleazy erotic thriller about lipstick lesbians, naked corpses, and S&M covens, starring Julian Sands. Catherine Palmer (Ellen Barkin) is a hard-driving homicide cop who drinks like a fish and curses like a sailor, investigating a series of murders which leave the (inevitably female) victims bound, naked, and eyelid-less. Tall drink of water Vickie Kittrie (Peta Wilson), who was last seen with the latest victim, eventually admits involvement with a tribalistic S&M society. Palmer dutifully accompanies Kittrie on one such outing, featuring pouting models in designer corsets and lots of heavy breathing. When the serious girl-on-girl action kicks off though, Palmer makes a beeline for the door, only to be seduced by Kittrie against her kitchen sink (a la Fatal Attraction). Meanwhile, lead suspect psychologist Dr. Boussard (Sands) continues to snivel and cross-dress as the bodies start piling up. ~ Jonathan Crow, All Movie Guide.