Outstanding Supporting Actress in A Drama Series
- Lauren Ambrose for playing Claire Fisher on Six Feet Under (Episode: "The Trip", "The Plan")
- Stockard Channing for playing Abigail Bartlet on The West Wing (Episode: "Dead Irish Writers", "Gone Quiet")
- Tyne Daly for playing Maxine Gray on Judging Amy (Episode: "Come Back Soon and ?)
- Janel Moloney for playing Donna Moss on The West Wing (Episode: "On the Day Before", "War Crimes")
- Mary-Louise Parker for playing Amy Gardner on The West Wing (Episode: "The Woman of Qumar", "H.Con 172")
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