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Generally favorable reviews- based on 162 Ratings
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Positive: 121 out of 162
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Mixed: 22 out of 162
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Negative: 19 out of 162
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Sep 16, 2010
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Sep 10, 2010
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Sep 13, 2010Meh, the season premiere was ok but its no Alias. It may develop further in the season but they need to give us characters we actually care about. All the kung fu and guns is pretty meaninless without strong characters.
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Sep 10, 2010I'm inclined to agree with Slate's review. I also thought the pilot episode was characterized by a weak script and a frantic effort to establish the backgrounds of all the principal players ASAP. The ambivalent relationship between Nikita and her former mentor and now pursuer is ludicrous.
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Sep 21, 2010
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Sep 28, 2010Show has been amazingly average, compared to the Showtime original. Michael lacks any depth, and Nikita is only slightly better. Birchoff lacks the humor of the original series. La Femme Nikita originally was great escapism and had palpable (and a foretelling, in hindsight) storyline. Nikita unfortunately lacks either at the moment.
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Sep 13, 2010
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Jul 17, 2017Unfortunately, the remake offers no new attempts. A lot was simply taken over from the 1997th version.
Maggy Q is a miscasting as Nikita. Peta Wilson looked then far better and also fitted in the role.
Result: A nice action series it is convincing only at the beginning.
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The CW remake isn't awful, by any means. The pilot rushes ahead nicely, with a twist at the end that gestures toward many possible future plotlines. But we've seen the whole thing many times before.
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Nikita is a breakthrough for teen-happy CW, its riskiest show yet--one aimed at adults. It's one they might enjoy.
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Putting aside for a moment questions about whether it signifies the imminent collapse of Western civilization and even the human reproductive impulse, this version of Nikita can still provide a rollicking, if slightly psychotic, good time.