At last the first season two Nikta promo has bin added by the CW. There is lots of Alex is it and looks like both Alex and Nikita will be at war this season. So far only a Lq one has coming online but i will try my best to find a Hd verison of it soon.
Nikita will now have a 23 episode season
The CW is looking to beat the midseason rerun blues by supersizing the orders of four returning drama series. The network has picked up two additional episodes each of soaps Gossip Girl and 90210, bringing their orders to 24 episodes, and one additional episode each of veteran Supernatural and sophomore Nikita, which will go up to 23 episodes each. Notably missing is CW’s flagship drama The Vampire Diaries. That stems from the show’s inability to accommodate additional episodes because of its extensive post-production process that leads to longer production times. (Additionally, co-showrunner Kevin Williamson is also shepherding the new CW series The Secret Circle). This is the second time the CW has expanded the seasons of existing series — it ordered additional episodes of Gossip Girls and One Tree Hill a couple of years ago — but it has never done it on such scale, with four series. It is part of new CW president Mark Pedowitz’s plan to bring lull periods of reruns during the season to a minimum. He already ordered three series for midseason at the upfronts: reality series Re-Modeled and The Frame and the final season of veteran One Tree Hill.
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If you’re a geeky show (or even a geek-adjacent one) the place to be every July is Comic-Con International: San Diego. And with the success of last year’s press line interviews, we’re braving the unwashed masses once again to snag a few minutes with your favorite stars and creative teams. Day 3 saw visits with the folks behind “Chuck,” “The Vampire Diaires,” “Alcatraz,” “Once Upon a Time,” “Nikita,” “The Secret Circle” and “Fringe.”
Here we’ve got a few minutes with “Nikita” Co-Star Lyndsy Fonseca:
Over the weekend Lyndsy and the rest of the main cast of Nikita were at the 2011 Comic-Con for Nikita season two and info/news and photos are still a little show hiting the new but the first set of photos of Lyndsy have now bin added into the gallery, I hope for more to come online were people get gome from the weekend.
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With hundreds of thousands of people attending San Diego Comic-Con every year and the July 20-24 event quickly approaching, The Hollywood Reporter chatted with the big names in television to discuss their favorite memories and tips for attending the annual event. THR’s Live Feed will talk Comic-Con with actors, writers and producers in the days leading up to the event so check back soon for interviews and the latest news on panels and screenings.
Lyndsy Fonseca
Geek Cred: The CW’s Nikita, Lionsgate’s Kick-Ass
Comic-Con panel: Nikita on Saturday, July 23, 6 p.m. Room 6BCFTHR: What stands out from your first time at Comic-Con?
Fonseca: Last year was my first time there and the costumes were definitely the most interesting part. Seeing grown men dressed as Hit-Girl was really funny.THR: What makes for a good panel?
Fonseca: Keep things light as well as meaningful. You don’t want to get too crazy serious but you also want to be able to describe things to the fans.THR: Who would be on your dream panel?
Fonseca: I think it would be really fun to have the Breaking Bad cast up there with everyone from Nikita and combine the shows into one. That would be my dream. To see the Breaking Bad guys get into crazy trouble with the mob and hire Division and Maggie Q and I to kill the meth addicts. That’s my new spinoff. (Laughs.)THR: What panel would you stand in line all day for?
Fonseca: Anything that Kate Winslet was involved with; I would wait all day to see her speak.THR: Any tips for Comic-Con first-timers?
Fonseca: Try to relax. Comic-Con is overwhelming when you have such a long day of press schedules. Just know you’re going to be taken care of and its just fun, enjoy it.THR: What questions would you recommend fans not ask in at panels?
Fonseca: Last year a lot of people were confused as to what our show was compared to the original. This year will be better because people will know our show a little better, so they’ll ask more specific questions. So ask specific questions.THR: If you were to attend Comic-Con in costume, what would you dress up as?
Fonseca: Something really big so I would look like a really big man so no one would know it was me, like a GI Joe solider. (Laughs.)THR: What can we expect to see from Alex next season on Nikita?
Fonseca: The show is going to be even better: louder, bigger, sexier, sadder, everything you can imagine. I think you’re going to see Nikita (Maggie Q) and Alex go head to head.
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Twenty four-year-old Lyndsy Fonseca has been familiar to television fans since her days on The Young and the Restless (she also appeared on Boston Public , Big Love , Desperate Housewives , and as Ted Mosby ’s future daughter on How I Met Your Mother ) but she made herself known in fierce fashion last fall as Maggie Q’s cunning and loyal protégé, Alex, on The CW’s lady spy series Nikita. This week Fonseca adds to her growing film slate with a turn in John Carpenter’s The Ward, a ’60s-set psychological horror tale also filled with complex female relationships, themes of survival, and endless twists and turns.
Fonseca plays Iris, a bespectacled mental patient with an artist’s touch, who (along with Amber Heard , Laura-Leigh, Danielle Panabaker , and Mamie Gummer ) finds herself tormented by a sinister force. It’s a far cry from the toughened Alex of Nikita, and different still from Fonseca’s recent work in Hot Tub Time Machine (as John Cusack ’s totally ’80s girlfriend) and Kick-Ass (as Aaron Johnson’s oblivious crush); she next appears in the Lifetime movie Project Five as a stripper-slash-breast cancer victim.
Movieline spoke with Fonseca, days away from her return to the Toronto set of Nikita, about her first meeting with John Carpenter, her brush with Gary Ross’s Hunger Games adaptation, and the legacy of the 1990 French cult film that inspired the Nikita franchise.The Ward is John Carpenter’s first film after a decade-long break, which already earns it special note. What else about it appealed to you?
Well, I read it and immediately liked it because I liked all the distinct characters. And it’s John Carpenter, obviously — I really respected him and was a fan of his old work. So I met with him at Hamburger Hamlet on Sunset Boulevard, and he was easy to talk to. We just instantly got along. He knew exactly what he wanted and there wasn’t any question about it, so there was a kind of a sense of ease about the whole thing.Hamburger Hamlet — that’s his spot.
I think that’s where he met all the girls! But he was just honestly the most down to earth person.What was your initial take on the character you play? She’s the nice girl in this group of mental patients, but then every one of these young ladies has some secret to hide.
It was really cool because of the nature of the film — each personality is really about one thing, and what they’re trying to get out of their situation in that ward. My character was an artist in every sense of the word; she thought of everything as a painting or a drawing, and it was kind of cool that there was a simplicity about that. If there was anything I was ever confused about, I could always go back to that. Just draw, or look at the lighting and thing of it in an artistic way. That’s kind of what Iris is, she’s very committed to getting out and she’ll do anything to not be stuck in there.
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Project Five (2011)
The Ward (2011)
Fort McCoy (2011)
You Can Now Pre-order The frist Season of Nikita on Amazon Usa or HMV Uk, or Buy it in stores August 30th and September 19th! 
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