Tuesday brings us some firsts: A gold medal winner, a first Halloween episode, the first 10 semifinalists and the first time we’ll see a certain strict dance teacher focus on her romantic life.

Take a look above for what to watch on Tuesday.

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USA’s White Collar heats up as the race to the Empire State Building and the evidence box that could clear Neal’s (Matt Bomer) dad comes to a head on Tuesday’s season finale. Who will get to it first?

Watch Celebuzz’s exclusive preview above as Neal and Sara’s (Hilarie Burton) on-again relationship gets discovered in a very awkward and public way.

The White Collar season finale airs Tuesday at 10PM on USA.

Burn Notice fans are apparently in for a quite a ride when the USA show airs its season finale next Thursday according to its leading lady.

Gabrielle Anwar, who plays Fiona, spoke with Celebuzz recently and said that the season-ender will be “an extraordinary two hours” and that the drama is “building up to that in a bit of a crescendo.”

“Patton Oswalt [who plays Colin] is hysterical as we come to the season finale,” she also said. “And there’s a lot of action, drama, sort of more of the same but bigger.”

With six seasons on the series under her belt, Anwar admits she has had her own changes over the years as she seems to have come to terms with balancing her own need to be “truthful and honest” with the nature of Hollywood.

“I think I have done some things over the years that may have prevented some career advancement, because I’ve been so adamant about my morals and principles and ethics which doesn’t go well in this business,” she explained.

Season 6’s penultimate episode of Burn Notice airs Thursday at 10 PM. The two-hour season finale airs next Thursday, Dec. 20 at a special time, 9PM, on the USA Network.

Over the six seasons that Gabrielle Anwar has worked with Jeffrey Donovan on USA Network’s Burn Notice, she has seen a clear change in her co-star — and it’s all thanks to new life-changing events for him off-screen.

“He recently got married and I believe his wife had a baby within the last week as far as I know,” Anwar revealed exclusively to Celebuzz when she visited our Hollywood studio last week.

“So, I think he’s changed considerably from the young party boy that I met during the pilot,” she added about her co-star.

Reports surfaced in June that the small screen hunk, 44, got engaged to model Michelle Woods, 21. And according to E! Online, the actor was planning a summer wedding. But, news of the wedding and baby on the way haven’t surfaced since.

A USA spokesperson declined to comment. And Donovan’s rep didn’t immediately respond to Celebuzz’s request for confirmation.

Anwar admits she has had her own changes over the years as she seems to have come to terms with balancing her own need to be “truthful and honest” with the nature of Hollywood.

“I think I have done some things over the years that may have prevented some career advancement, because I’ve been so adamant about my morals and principles and ethics which doesn’t go well in this business,” she explained.

As for the show, Anwar says that the season finale airing Thursday, Dec. 20 will be “an extraordinary two hours” and they’re “building up to that in a bit of a crescendo.”

“Patton Oswalt [who plays Colin] is hysterical as we come to the season finale,” she also says. “And there’s a lot of action, drama, sort of more of the same but bigger.”

Watch our full interview with Anwar above.

Burn Notice airs Thursdays at 10 PM on the USA Network.

Dancing With the Stars: All-Stars hit a season high in terms of Monday night ratings. The finale performances show earned 16 million viewers and a 2.6 rating in the ad-coveted 18-49 demo. Though this has been the biggest night for this season thus far, it’s still down 26 percent from last fall’s final performance episode. [EW]

Comedy Central’s Key & Peele has been renewed for a third season. Another 13-episode cycle of the Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele series has been ordered and is set to premiere next fall. [Deadline]

Meanwhile, USA’s Unnecessary Roughness will also be seeing a third season. The one-hour drama, which stars Golden Globe nominee Callie Thorne, is in the final stages of a 10-episode renewal, which is down from 12 for Season 1 and 16 from Season 2. [Deadline]

Prepare for more Russell Brand and W. Kamau Bell as FX has ordered 13 more episodes from each of the respective comedian’s late night talk shows. However, Brand X will undergo yet another creative change – similar to the one done between the first and second cycles — as it will be expanded from a half-hour to one hour. [Deadline]

Once Upon a Time actor David Anders has been cast on Arrow,  appearing in The CW superhero series’ 13th episode. Anders will play Cyrus Vanch, a man fresh off a prison sentence looking to become the leader of Starling City’s unsavory characters. [TV Line]

Disney’s newest princess is getting her own regular series. Hot on the heels of top-rated Sofia the First TV movie, Disney Channel has announced the date for the property’s series premiere. The show, which centers around a girl as she adjusts to life as an overnight princess, will debut Jan. 11, 2013. [TV Guide]

Get ready for more Kim Zolciak. The Real Housewives of Atlanta star has been granted a second season of her spin-off series. Following Don’t Be Tardy to the Wedding, which centered around her journey down the aisle with Kroy Biermann, the second season will focus on Zolciak’s growing family and her search for her dream home. Don’t Be Tardy… is the current working title.

In addition, Bravo has also order two addition new reality series focusing on life in Atlanta. Married to Medicine will center around a group of educated and successful women in the world of medicine as they try to juggle work and family time, while Taking Atlanta tracks the city’s next-generation movers and shakers as they make their mark in the fashion, music, hospitality and real estate scene. [Bravo]

After Emmy Award-winner Louis CK hosts this weekend’s Saturday Night Live with musical guest fun, we’ll get some Academy Award-nominees taking over the duties. On Nov. 10, Anne Hathaway will make her third appearance hosting the sketch show along with musical guest Rihanna. Maroon 5 will bring the music on Nov. 17 while The Bourne Legacy star Jeremy Renner will make his debut as host. [NBC]

USA has announced the winter return dates for three of its scripted dramas and all will premiere in January. The second half of Season 2 of Suits will kick off on Thursday, Jan. 17 at 10 PM. Meanwhile, White Collar will begin airing the last six episodes of the fourth season on Tuesday, Jan. 22. Necessary Roughness will follow on Wednesday with the premiere of the first of Season 2’s final five episodes. [THR]

The Real Housewives of Miami have earned their highest ratings of the season with Sunday night’s special episode. With a total of 1.35 million viewers and 797,000 viewers in the ad coveted 18-49 year olds demographic. These ratings showed a dramatic increase of 57 percent overall and 66 percent in the demo from last Thursday’s episode. The Real Housewives of Miami airs Thursdays at 9 PM on Bravo. [Bravo]

NBC’s The Voice has kept up its ratings in the battle and knockout rounds. Though previous seasons had typically shown a dip in viewers after the blind auditions ended, this season they’ve had good retention. Tuesday night’s episode of the show took the top spot of the night and had 12.1 million viewers. CBS’ Tuesday lineup was up slightly in the ratings and the comedies on both ABC and FOX were all down. [EW]

Fairly Legal’s Sarah Shahi Is heading to NBC’s Chicago Fire. The actress will play Renee Royce, the love interest of Taylor Kinney’s Lt. Kelly Severide. Currently, she is set to appear on roughly six episodes. [TVLine]

Current TV’s election night coverage will be led by Vice President Al Gore. Beginning next Tuesday at 8 PM ET, Gore will lead a roundtable which includes other Current anchors including former Michigan governor Jennifer Granholm, among others. The coverage will include live Twitter streams. Viewers can join the conversations by tweeting #Current2012. [CurrentTV]

DC comic book character Firefly is headed to The CW’s Arrow. Firefly will be embodied by Andrew Dunbar beginning in Episode 10. Firefly’s alter ego is a firefighter named Garfield Lynn who was burned in the line of work and never recovered physically or mentally. Just as with Green Arrow, the villain will be a more realistic reinterpretation on the show. [EW]

The CW’s Gossip Girl is going out in style with a two-hour series finale. The event will air on Monday, Dec, 17 at 8 PM. The event will also feature a look back at all the OMG moments from the scandalous show as well as interviews with the cast and crew. Viewers will also get a sneak peek into The CW’s new Sex and the City prequel, The Carrie Diaries which premieres in January. [The CW]

Charlie Sheen‘s Anger Management has made a deal for syndication. The show, which was picked up by FX for 90 episodes after showing decent ratings, will begin syndication in September 2014 on FOX stations. [The Wrap]