56th Primetime Emmy Awards - Outstanding Guest Actress in A Comedy Series

Outstanding Guest Actress in A Comedy Series

  • Christina Applegate for playing Amy on Friends
  • Eileen Brennan for playing Zandra on Will & Grace
  • Georgia Engel for playing Pat MacDougal on Everybody Loves Raymond
  • Cloris Leachman for playing Ida on Malcolm in the Middle
  • Laura Linney for playing Charlotte on Frasier

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