This week’s Nikita takes us to Norway, where Percy and Roan are visiting a CIA “black site” in order to visit one nasty prisoner: Nicholas Brandt (Rick Ravanello). After having Nikita capture Brandt five years earlier, Percy is ready to set him free and sic him on her now. Yes, it’s another case of history coming back into the present – the theme that’s run through the... 
Last week, Nikita finally bumped off the much-maligned Sergei Semak, so it’s no surprise that this week, Amanda and Ari (Peter Outerbridge) move to fill the void.
Action begins outside a DARPA research facility, where an unfortunate staffer ends up shot dead after swiping a nasty-looking device for an enigmatic woman. Michael explains to Birkhoff (and the audience) that the device synthesizes a rare... 
So far, Touch is coming together pretty nicely, with its intriguing pilot and solid second episode. This third one begins with Martin getting a call from the board and care facility, and he shows up much to the annoyance of Clea, who warns him to be careful. Both of them are surprised to find that Jake has escaped from his room again, and he’s writing a new number: 3287.
As Clea’s leading him... 
Let’s accurately re-title this episode: “The One Where Rutledge Lands Himself In The Hospital.” That’s what we’re all going to remember about this installment of Top Gear.
After a previous outing where it was all about beating Tanner at his own game, the team celebrates their 25th show by giving Rutledge creative control. This starts with Adam and Rutledge heading out to... 
We’re down to the last battle rounds on The Voice. The last chance for hopeful artists to grab a spot in the live shows. (Can you believe we’re headed into the last phase of the competition already? How time flies when you’re singing your heart out!)
The night kicks off with Team Cee Lo: Wade vs. James Massone, with Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colors.” On first instinct, this... 
This week’s Nikita marks the third appearance of my least favorite character: foreign dignitary/Michael’s baby mama/MI6 agent/Gogol mole Cassandra (Helena Mattsson). Unlike the first two, though, this one’s pretty good.
The episode opens in London, where Cassandra is meeting Ari (Peter Outerbridge). He’s handing her a new assignment that seems to momentarily throw her. Alex clues... 
