The end of May means it's time to start campaigning for the Emmy Awards.  Many shows have already started hitting voters with giant For Your Consideration DVD sets to get the coveted nominations.  This season, however, there's a lot of gamesmanship going on for category placements as actors are moving from Lead to Supporting or vice versa in order to improve their chances at a nomination.

The biggest change is coming from Grey's Anatomy, where McDreamy himself Patrick Dempsey is dropping down to the Supporting Actor race after failing to get nominated as a Lead Actor for four years.  While some might criticize the move as blatantly mislabeling himself in order to score a nomination, it's actually a bigger indictment on the show itself.

Last time we saw Ana, she married Bill (Bill Paxton) as his fourth wife but then divorced the family shortly thereafter in the third season.  But it seems that Big Love fans have not seen the last of the pretty Serbian woman.

According to Entertainment Weekly's Michael Ausiello, Ana's portrayer, Branka Katic, will reprise her role on Big Love as the drama kicks off its fourth season early next year.

Last week on Big Love, Ana (Branka Katic) finally accepted the proposal and eventually tied the knot with Bill (Bill Paxton) as his fourth wife. Bill decided Ana will be living with Barb (Jeanne Tripplehorn) until they can work out something more permanent much to the dismay of Nicki (Chloe Sevigny) and Margene (Ginnifer Goodwin), who wanted Ana to live with her instead.  Disturbed to hear that Barb delegates their duties, Ana demanded her own house, especially after Bill announced that Ana should live with Nicki since they know each other the least.  And when Ana offered to help with a down payment, Bill informed her that she should be putting all her money into the communal pot. However, Ana blew up and refused to pool her earnings.  By the end of the episode, Ana realized that she can't stay in the marriage so she asked for a divorce.

Last November, BuddyTV reported that Big Love will be losing some of its cast members as the polygamy-themed series heads further into the third season.  The scoop came from Entertainment Weekly's Michael Ausiello, who said that “the Grim Reaper has been elevated to a series regular” and that there will be at least two significant deaths this season, one of which is so top secret only a handful of people were allowed to witness it.

"The scene wasn't on the call sheet and it was shot with minimal crew," the insider said.  "But it wasn't too hard to figure out what was going on.  The screaming was painful."

Tension filled the Henrickson households last week on Big Love as the coverage of Roman's trial intensified.  Nicki (Chloe Sevigny) struggled with her devotion to her father and commitment to Bill (Bill Paxton), who urged the DA to offer protective custody to witnesses Kathy and Rhonda.  At the courtroom, Bill begged Alby (Matt Ross) to talk to the D.A. but, seeing the case collapsing, Alby refused and planned to fight another day.  In the end, the charges of suborning rape were dropped and Roman (Harry Dean Stanton) pleaded to lesser charges of false imprisonment.

Tonight, Big Love continues with the episode “Better or For Worse,” which finds Barb (Jeanne Tripplehorn), Nicki and Margene (Ginnifer Goodwin) arguing over living arrangements in the wake of the Henrickson's recent expansion.  Roman, who now has to attend victim empathy counseling and cannot return to the compound for six months, calls his children to his motel, offering up thinly veiled threats to the compound's hierarchy.