[New York Daily News] "'La Femme Nikita'ends its season with a two-parter that further escalates the dramatic tension between the title heroine and the people for whom she's forced to work." By David Bianculli. [Subscription required.]

"According to the network, more than 25,000 letters from some 40 countries descended on USA Network's offices after the fourth season concluded. The effort was led by a fan cell that called itself First Team." Peta Wilson and Gene Glazer share some comments on being called back to Section One. [CNN.com]

"Premiering in 1997, TVs LFN attracted a small but dedicated audience with the first few episodes, and has since become an important part of USA's schedule." Review by Rhonda Baughman. [PopMatters]

"Just when [the fans] thought LFN was safe...or saved, as the case may be, [they] got some news that was of the more 'unacceptable' variety...Roy Dupuis hasn't signed his contract yet, and may not." By Beth Danesco. [@N-Zone Magazine]

"Now, almost belatedly, it's getting a new lease: a round of eight episodes to debut early next year, with Peta Wilson in the title role." By David Bianculli. [Holland Sentinel]

"Coming on 'The Rosie O'Donnell Show' after Madonna, however, is an act of true show-business courage." By Mark Lorando. [seattletimes.com]

[New York Daily News] "Of course, 'La Femme Nikita,' like its heroine, has almost gotten used to the threat of finality. It was pulled from production last year ? without ceremony or justification ? then given a new order months after those on the show thought it was finished." By David Bianculli. [Subscription required.]

"TV series softens character of French film's La Femme." By Jennifer Bowles (AP). [Standard Times]