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I can answer questions about the characters, dialogue, storyline and episodes from all seasons. I can also answer questions about music and websites where more information can be found about the show.
I have been watching the show since the very first episode and have every episode on tape. I know all the episodes from start to finish & if there's something I don't know personally, I usually know exactly where to find the answer.
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After thinking a bit longer, I think I know what song you're talking about - The Song "Still Waiting" by Big Sugar has a line in it that says "I can't go on living being your sometimes man" and was used
Hi, Monika. I don't have access to the episode right now, but I know there was only one song identified from that episode: Cream's "I Feel Free," which I believe is right at the beginning of the episode
Hi, Lori. No, unfortunately not. It was available on the web for a while at the CW website, but they even took it down from there recently. Right now the only option is DVDs, sorry! If you have
Hi! Sorry it took so long to get you an answer. My computer crashed & I had to wait until I could access the information you needed. Anyhow, the song that was playing in that scene was "Night of the
Hi, again, Sam. Unfortunately, yes, it was to manipulate Nikita into undermining Jurgen. Michael knows Nikita very well & knows she just wouldn't go along with going after another operative, especially

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