The only thing hotter than the Miami sun might be Michael's partner in spying, the formidable Fiona. But we have to wonder if a gal who ignites such sparks should surround herself with so many explosives.

As long as Sunjata's Franco is a member of 62 Truck, the fires won't be the hottest thing on Rescue Me. This season, though, he's proven he's more than a piece of meat. Franco's well-articulated arguments about a 9/11 government conspiracy have made for a refreshing change. Now, get back to the womanizing!

We always knew that, compared to fellow Girls Next Door Bridget and Holly, Kendra was the wild child. Now that she's a mom-to-be, maybe she'll raise one.

Even though she stays away from men with fangs, Wesley's Tara has found herself with several suitors. This season, she's got an equally sexy man to share her scenes (and bed) with.

Everyone loves a woman in uniform. Even though she plays a widow, we know it won't be long before Pinkett Smith steals the eyes (and heart) of a lonely doctor like Michael Vartan. Or a lab tech. (Every medical drama has to have some hospital hook-ups, right?)

Even a strained marriage — and in January's case, her character's day of heartbreaking drunken obsession — doesn't make these two any less easy to look at. If only their characters were as pretty on the inside.

Dance is much more watchable than that other Dancing show for a few reasons: Most of the kids are more likable than washed-up celebs, the dancers have true talent, and Cat Deeley is the host. Even though she's a skyscraper, her accent is so cute we just want to put her in our pocket and carry her around.

Fox's newest doc is sure to make heads turn with his bottomless eyes and boyish smile. And if you haven't seen him with his shirt off yet, get on that — it's well worth the Internet search.

We'd write something about how well Jason Stackhouse's shirts fit him, but, well, he's not often wearing one. (Bonus: He's really, really dumb.)

Klum has avoided "former model" punchlines by ruling over Runway's roost with a cashmere-lined iron fist. Her critiques convey intelligence and savvy, but also: she's a former model.

She played that annoying Taylor Townsend on The O.C. a few years back, but Reeser's new recurring role as a ruthless junior agent who goes up against Ari Gold more than makes up for it. There's just something about a woman who knows how to take charge.

This sci-fi heartthrob had the ladies swooning after he filled out for his role in The Punisher. And now, what could be hotter than him playing a basketball coach who happens to be, um, well-endowed?

These two just can't keep their clammy, pale hands off each other, and who can blame them? Their on-screen chemistry has translated to off-screen romance. Hopefully, Paquin leaves her terrible Southern accent on the set.

Hendricks' curvy Joan Holloway can add va-va-voom to any room. And we're thankful that she so often does. But enough breaking her heart, Matthew Weiner! We like to see our Joanie having fun on the prowl.

We went on a crying JAG when this brunette beauty's previous military drama went off the air. Now that she's playing Army wife Denise, we must ask: Where do we enlist?

Her character may be a tomboy, but we kind of like the fact that as town deputy, she's the one carrying a gun. What can we do to get into the backseat of her cop car?

He may be off the market now that he's engaged to fellow Dancing pro Karina Smirnoff, but that doesn't mean we can't admire his athletic prowess and rock-hard bod in The Superstars. Let's hope the uniform tops unbutton so he can show off that chest of his.