Last year’s nominees: Justified, The Leftovers, The Newsroom, Ray Donovan, Sons of Anarchy
Semi-finalists: Banshee, Dark Matter, Humans, Legends of Tomorrow, Limitless, Longmire, Orphan Black, Person of Interest, Rectify, Sense8, The Catch, The Flash, The Good Wife, The Leftovers
Finalists: Ray Donovan added rich recurring players to its already multi-faceted and highly effective dramatic team. Better Call Saul focused on its supporting personalities, enabling them to add their experiences to the main story. Mr. Robot had an electric lead and surrounded him with even more dynamic and gripping characters. Billions was all about the scenery-chewing on many fronts, pairing two fierce rivals and giving them plenty of support on either side. House of Cards scored eight acting Emmy nominations this season, and that doesn’t even account for some of the richest performances in this crowded but compelling ensemble.
The nominees:
The Affair gave its two scorned spouses a spotlight and made their lives and the people in them just as intriguing. Narcos utilized an international cast to utmost effect, dramatizing an incredible saga with a superb showcase of actors from all over. Game of Thrones has so much going on that there’s bound to be dozens of great turns in a given episode, and this season only expanded on that. Downton Abbey aired its final year with an acutely committed cast prepared to offer period entertainment until the very end.
The winner:
Jessica Jones centered on two magnetic enemies, yet it spared no expense on its other players, ensuring that they had rich storylines to enhance the overall show.
Next up: Best Ensemble in a Comedy Series
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