"Masks"
OWEN BEGINS TO UNLOCK THE SECRETS OF HIS PAST —Alex (Lyndsy Fonseca) confesses her desire to leave Division to Birkhoff (Aaron Stanford), while Amanda (Melinda Clarke) begins providing Owen (Devon Sawa) with something he was never able to find – memories of his real past. Despite Nikita’s (Maggie Q) attempts to help, Owen begins to confront the events of his past. Shane West and Dillon Casey also star. Chris Peppe directed the episode written by Kamran Pasha (#317).
Amanda kills Danforth.
Michael sends Owen to scrub his house clean of their surveillance and Amanda drugs him and reactivates the memories of his past. He was Sam Matthews, Special Forces.
Sam sells Nikita to Amanda. She gives him $50,000. He wants more, so she tells him to get the black box. She has contacts to sell it to.
Amanda tells Nikita what she did to Alex. The whole Larissa thing was a delusion. A planted story that sent Alex in the right direction. She thinks she's doing what's best for the people she cares about - and betraying Nikita in the process.
Michael figured out Owen isn't acting right and confronts him. They fight, but Michael can't punch with his healing hand. Then the mutineers come in and take Michael into custody!
Oh hell. The mutiny has a mutiny. Rachel is out of jail. They're taking over Division now. Rachel tells all that they can either side with them and be free, or be shot on sight. It's out of Alex's control now.
Owen calls Amanda and she puts it on speaker for Nikita to hear. And so it begins.
Next week, Amanda puts Nikita through mind crap to show her what made Amanda. We'll see what made her so twisted. Trippy!
"Broken Home"
BROKEN MEMORIES, BROKEN HOMES LEAD TO DEATH IN DIVISION —
Strapped down and drugged, Nikita (Maggie Q) is subjected to Amanda’s (Melinda Clarke) horrific mental conditioning process, sending her down a terrible trip through memory lane. In the process, Nikita discovers Amanda’s deepest, most guarded secret ever. Now revealed as leader of the uprising, Alex (Lyndsy Fonseca) struggles to save everyone as events violently escalate. With Michael (Shane West) locked away by Division conspirators, Birkhoff (Aaron Stanford) and Sean (Dillon Casey) must step up to save the women they love. Meanwhile, Owen’s (Devon Sawa) new-found memories drive him to disturbing actions during Division’s lock-down. John Badham directed the episode written by Terry Matalas & Travis Fickett (#318).
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"Self-Destruct"
DIRTIED WITH DIVISION BLOOD AND DESTRUCTION, AN EMOTIONAL ALEX REVERTS TO OLD WAYS, STRIKING OUT WITH A VENGEANCE — Shattered by Amanda’s (Melinda Clarke) programming, her inability to save everyone, and her ultimate responsibility for the tragic events at Division, Alex (Lyndsy Fonseca) reverts to old ways and violently strikes out. With most of their compatriots dead, broken, or scattered to the wind, Nikita (Maggie Q) and Michael (Shane West) together must pick through the ashes of Division to see who and what can be salvaged – and quickly, before the President realizes the sinking depth of the damage. Memories of Division’s glory days haunt them. Birkhoff (Aaron Stanford) struggles with his own personal losses. Noah Bean, Dillon Casey, and Devon Sawa also star. Nick Copus directed the episode written by Kristen Reidel (#319).
“High-Value Target.”
WIKILEAKS TIMES A MILLION —
Seized from the wreckage of Division, the black box falls into the hands of a mutinous agent guided by Amanda (Melinda Clarke). Select leaks to sweeten the box’s sale immediately put what’s left of the team in peril from potential international buyers and the President. With no support staff, few leads, and clock ticking, arms dealer/reformed rogue Cyrus (guest star Isaiah Mustafa) returns to do right. With his help, Nikita, Michael (Shane West), and Alex (Lyndsy Fonseca) stage a daring op at the tightly-secured G-20 economic summit to regain control of the box and everyone’s future. Noah Bean, Dillon Casey, Aaron Stanford, and Devon Sawa also star. Dan Sackheim directed the episode written by Michael Brandon Guercio (#320).
Don't have a title or summary for ep 21.
Season finale title is “Til Death Do Us Part”.