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2025 Emmys: Best Drama Supporting Actor Nominee Episodes

As the 2025 Emmys approach, Emmy voters consider a range of episodes from nominees in the Best Drama Supporting Actor category. Here’s a detailed look at the episodes submitted by the contenders.

Best Drama Supporting Actor

Zach Cherry as Dylan G. / Dylan George in Severance
Episode: “The After Hours”
Recap: Gretchen confesses to Outie Dylan about her romance with Innie Dylan, leading him to threaten resignation after a tearful goodbye.
Emmy History: This is Cherry’s first Primetime Emmy nomination.

Walton Goggins as Rick Hatchett in The White Lotus
Episode: “Amor Fati”
Recap: Rick confronts painful truths about his mother and his connection to Jim, culminating in a tragic shootout.
Emmy History: This is Goggins’ third Primetime Emmy nomination.

Jason Isaacs as Timothy Ratliff in The White Lotus
Episode: “Amor Fati”
Recap: Timothy’s plan to poison his family nearly backfires, leading to a dramatic moment with Lochlan.
Emmy History: This is Isaacs’ first Primetime Emmy nomination.

James Marsden as President Cal Bradford in Paradise
Episode: “The Day”
Recap: Bradford’s guilt leads to a live address that spirals into chaos, as his team struggles to evacuate him.
Emmy History: This is Marsden’s second Primetime Emmy nomination.

Sam Rockwell as Frank in The White Lotus
Episode: “Full-Moon Party”
Recap: Frank shares his past with Rick, revealing his journey to Buddhism amidst a backdrop of Thai exploits.
Emmy History: This is Rockwell’s third Primetime Emmy nomination.

Tramell Tillman as Seth Milchick in Severance
Episode: “The After Hours”
Recap: Milchick oversees critical events as the Cold Harbor file nears completion, dealing with unexpected challenges.
Emmy History: This is Tillman’s first Primetime Emmy nomination.

John Turturro as Irving B. / Irving Bailiff in Severance
Episode: “Woe’s Hollow”
Recap: Irving’s suspicion of Helly escalates, leading to a confrontation that reveals deeper truths.
Emmy History: This is Turturro’s fifth Primetime Emmy nomination; he previously won for Monk (2004).

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