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This is a list of the music featured in the television series La Femme Nikita. Each song listed appears under its relevant episode according to air date.
Episode 1: "Nikita"
Episode 2: "Friend"
Episode 3: "Simone"
Episode 4: "Charity"
Episode 5: "Mother"
Episode 6: "Love"
Episode 7: "Treason"
Episode 8: "Escape"
Episode 9: "Gray"
Episode 10: "Choice"
Episode 11: "Rescue"
Episode 12: "Innocent"
Episode 13: "Recruit"
Episode 14: "Gambit"
Episode 15: "Obsessed"
Episode 16: "Noise"
Episode 17: "War"
Episode 18 Missing"
Episode 19: "Voices"
Episode 20: "Brainwash"
Episode 21: "Verdict"
Episode 22: "Mercy"
Episode 1: "Hard Landing"
Episode 2: "Spec Ops"
Episode 3: "Third Person"
Episode 4: "Approaching Zero"
Episode 5: "New Regime"
Episode 6: "Mandatory Refusal"
Episode 7: "Half Life"
Episode 8: "Darkness Visible"
Episode 9: "Open Heart"
Episode 10: "First Mission"
Episode 11: "Psychic Pilgrim"
Episode 12: "Soul Sacrifice"
Episode 13: "Not Was"
Episode 14: "Double Date"
Episode 15: "Fuzzy Logic"
Episode 16: "Old Habits"
Episode 17: "Inside Out"
Episode 18: "Off Profile"
Episode 19: "Last Night"
Episode 20: "In Between"
Episode 21: "Adrian's Garden"
Episode 22: "End Game"
Episode 1: "Looking For Michael"
Episode 2: "Someone Else's Shadow"
Episode 3: "Opening Night Jitters"
Episode 4: "Gates Of Hell"
Episode 5: "Imitation Of Death"
Episode 6: "Love And Country"
Episode 7: "Cat And Mouse"
Episode 8: "Outside The Box"
Episode 9: "Slipping Into Darkness"
Episode 10: "Under The Influence"
Episode 11: "Walk On By"
Episode 12: "Threshold Of Pain"
Episode 13: "Beyond The Pale"
Episode 14: "Hand To Hand"
Episode 15: "Before I Sleep"
Episode 16: "I Remember Paris"
Episode 17: "All Good Things"
Episode 18: "Third Party Ripoff"
Episode 19: "Any Means Necessary"
Episode 20: "Three Eyed Turtle"
Episode 21: "Playing With Fire"
Episode 22: "On Borrowed Time"
Episode 1: "Getting Out Of Reverse"
Episode 2: "There Are No Missions"
Episode 3: "View Of The Garden"
Episode 4: "Into The Looking Glass"
Episode 5: "Man In The Middle"
Episode 6: "Love, Honor and Cherish"
Episode 7: "Sympathy For The Devil"
Episode 8: "No One Lives Forever"
Episode 9: "Down A Crooken Path"
Episode 10: "He Came From Four"
Episode 11 Time To Be Heroes"
Episode 12: "Hell Hath No Fury"
Episode 13: "Kiss The Past Good-bye"
Episode 14: "Line In The Sand"
Episode 15: "Abort, Fail, Retry, Terminate"
Episode 16: "Catch A Falling Star"
Episode 17: "Sleeping With The Enemy"
Episode 18: "Toys In The Basement"
Episode 19: "Time Out Of Mind"
Episode 20: "Face In The Mirror"
Episode 21: "Up The Rabbit Hole"
Episode 22: "Four Light Years Farther"
Episode 1: "Déjà Vu All Over Again"
Episode 2: "A Girl Who Wasn't There"
Episode 3: "In Through The Out Door"
Episode 4: "All The World's A Stage"
Episode 5: "The Man Behind The Curtain"
Episode 6: "The Evil That Men Do"
Episode 7: "Let No Man Put Asunder"
Episode 8: "A Time For Every Purpose"
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