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2025 Emmys: These are the episodes every Best Drama Supporting Actress nominee submitted

2025 Emmys: These are the episodes every Best Drama Supporting Actress nominee submitted

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Every Emmy acting nominee gets to submit a specific episode for voters to consider as they fill out their final ballots. Gold Derby has confirmed the episodes submitted by the 7 nominated performers for Best Drama Supporting Actress.
Read on below to learn the which episodes nominees like Patricia Arquette, Katherine LaNasa and Parker Posey submitted for their respective series.
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Patricia Arquette as Harmony Cobel in SeveranceEpisode: "Sweet Vitriol" Recap: Cobel returns to her seaside hometown and discovers that life there has moved on without her. Attempts to reconnect with old friends and family end poorly, and she heads back to Lumon HQ. Emmy history: This is Arquette's sixth Primetime Emmy nomination; she previously won Best Limited/Movie Supporting Actress for The Act (2019) and Best Drama Actress for Medium (2005).
Carrie Coon as Laurie Duffy in The White LotusEpisode: "Amor Fati" Recap: After experiencing some ups and downs on her girls trip to Thailand, Laurie decides that friendship really is the thing that matters most in life. She also demonstrates Olympic-style sprinting form when gunfire breaks out at the resort. Emmy history: This is Coon's third Primetime Emmy nomination.
Katherine LaNasa as Dana Evans in The PittEpisode: "9:00 P.M." Recap: Dana weighs whether or not to resign after being punched by a frustrated patient. The closing moments suggest that she may not be returning to her ER duties. Emmy history: This is LaNasa's first Primetime Emmy nomination.
Julianne Nicolson as Samantha "Sinatra" Redmond in ParadiseEpisode: "Sinatra" Recap: Flashbacks shed light on Redmond's pre-doomsday event activities as she arouses the suspicions of Xavier Collins (Sterling K. Brown) in the present day. Emmy history: This Nicholson's third Primetime Emmy nomination; she previously won Best Limited/Movie Supporting Actress for Mare of Easttown (2021).
Paker Posey as Victory Ratliff in The White LotusEpisode: "Full-Moon Party" Recap: Victoria reels after her daughter Piper (Sarah Catherine Hook) announces her intention to stay in Thailand for a year at a nearby meditation center. All together now: "Piper, noooo!" Emmy history: This is Posey's second Primetime Emmy nomination.
Natasha Rothwell as Belinda Lindsey in The White LotusEpisode: "Amor Fati" Recap: Belinda and her son Zion (Nicholas Duvernay) successfully negotiate a $5 million windfall from Greg (Jon Gries) and she quickly leaves Thailand to finally start her long-dreamed of business... maybe. Emmy history: This is Rothwell's second Primetime Emmy nomination.
Aimee Lou Wood as Chelsea in The White LotusEpisode: "Amor Fati" Recap: On again, off again couple Chelsea and Rick (Walton Goggins) are officially back on again. But the duo go the way of Romeo and Juliet when Rick's revenge mission ends with both of them taking bullets. Emmy history: This is Wood's first Primetime Emmy nomination.
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