(S03E15) Every now and then, it's fun to watch what happens when Michael or Sam or Fiona don't have the upper hand in a situation. This penultimate episode of the season was one of those with lots of flying by the seat of their pants and taking a walk on the wild side ... whether they wanted to or not.

'Burn Notice' (10PM, USA)
'24' fans, now we know what happened to Tony Almeida ... he's in Miami, mixing it up with burned spy guy Michael, and, more specifically, Michael's girlfriend Fiona (Gabrielle Anwar). Actually, it's Tony's portrayer, Carlos Bernard, who's guest starring on tonight's 'Burn Notice,' where he plays Gabriel, a charming guy who goes to Fi for help with a kidnapping plot. Don't worry ... he's not a straight up bad guy; he's complicated, just like a certain pal of Jack Bauer's. Speaking of Tony Almeida, we're still holding out hope that he'll pop up on '24' this season. Jack, and our beloved Fox drama, could use an injection of Tony's intensity.

Talk about a wealth of choices! When it comes to the Primetime Emmys in the supporting actor and actress categories for drama, there are a plethora of worthy candidates. Some shows, like Mad Men or Lost, for instance, have multiple choices in the supporting ranks, especially since these ensembles seem to have a hard time determining who's really the lead.

Earlier, I shared my wish list for the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama nominations, and I mentioned that Chloe Sevigny from Big Love would be a deserving selection. A TV Squad reader let me know that Chloe has actually been submitted in the supporting category. Good to know, and with that in mind, I'll start my wish list by talking about that category. (Remember, there are six nominees per category.)

In mid-April, we reported that the '24' producers were studying potential story lines for the seventh season of the FOX hit series, one featuring Quebec's separatists. About two weeks later, it was confirmed that Jack would go through his next action-packed awful day in a different scenery. In early July, we learned that writers had planned to have the action set in Africa and the U.S. but that the network sent them back to the drawing board because that story line would be too expensive. Eventually, official spoilers started to leak and FOX announced the names of actors joining the show (more after the jump).

But yesterday, FOX sent out a press release so juicy that it had some people pinch themselves to make sure they weren't dreaming!

Spoilers after the jump!