I, Felix.

The Fox alum heads to ABC, giving fans four new episodes and TV reporters another chance to use tired pun in news headlines.

Reiko Aylesworth on 24.

Reiko Aylesworth played Michelle Dessler, federal agent and BFF of Jack Bauer, for several seasons of Fox hit 24--and dated series star Keifer Sutherland in real life. Now the actress is negotiating with ABC over a role in Lost's upcoming fifth season, which will begin in early 2009. .

According to the Hollywood Reporter Aylesworth will take the role of Amy, a beautiful and outdoorsy woman who'll quickly become a love interest for one of Lost's leading men. We hear that she'll be around for at least four episodes, but perhaps we'll see even more of her if that love affair proves viable.

Now that we know Aylesworth is joining the cast, the only question left is which of those island-bound hotties will win her heart this season? Let's hear your ideas below!

This just in;

We don't know where the Island went -- but now know when we'll be seeing it again. ABC insiders say that the fifth season of the Emmy-nominated cypto-drama will premiere with a two-hour event on Jan. 21, 2009, at 8 p.m. That's a Wednesday, in case you don't know next year's calendar by heart, which means that Lost will be returning to its original day-of-the-week slot. (Last season, it aired on Thursday nights.)

While plans are still being finalized, sources indicate Lost will launch with its first two episodes aired back-to-back, not a single, two-hour opus like its season finales. (Should ABC reconsider the plan, look for the first hour of the two-hour event to be some kind of recap special.) Still TBD: if Lost will be making 8 p.m. its weekly Wednesday berth. An 8 p.m. start means the show will be competing against (gulp) Fox's American Idol. At 9 p.m., Lost will be tangling with Fox's new House-meets-The Mentalist procedural, Lie To Me, which will premiere the same night as Lost's return. When we get the regular time slot thing nailed down, we'll let you know. -- Additional reporting by Michael Ausiello and Lynette Rice

UPDATE: Look for Lost to make 9 p.m. its regular time slot, according to a source, albeit with the caveat that plans aren't 100 percent finalized.