Outstanding Supporting Actor in A Drama Series
- Michael Imperioli for playing Christopher Moltisanti on The Sopranos (Episode: "Irregular Around the Margins", "Long Term Parking")
- Steve Buscemi for playing Tony Blundetto on The Sopranos (Episode: "Rat Pack", "Marco Polo")
- Brad Dourif for playing Doc Cochran on Deadwood (Episode: "Deep Water", "No Other Sons or Daughters")
- Victor Garber for playing Jack Bristow on Alias (Episode: "Breaking Point", "Hourglass")
- John Spencer for playing Leo McGarry on The West Wing (Episode: "An Khe", "Memorial Day")
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