Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series

This is a list of winners and nominees of the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series.^[1] Prior to 1989, the category was not gender-specific, and, thus, was called Outstanding Guest Performer in a Comedy Series. It is given in honor to an actress who has delivered an outstanding performance in a guest-starring role in a television comedy series. The current recipient is Jamie Lee Curtis for The Bear. Since the category change in 1989, a total of 34 actresses were awarded for their performances. The most awarded actress is Cloris Leachman, with 3 wins, followed by Tina Fey, Colleen Dewhurst, Kathryn Joosten, Jean Smart, Tracey Ullman, Betty White, and Maya Rudolph, with 2 wins. These awards, like the other "Guest" awards, were previously not presented at the Primetime Emmy Award ceremony, but, rather, at the Creative Arts Emmy Award ceremony.

Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series
The 2024 recipient: Jamie Lee Curtis
Awarded for	Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series
Country	United States
Presented by	Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
First award	1986
Currently held by	Jamie Lee Curtis, The Bear (2024)
Website	emmys.com

Beginning with the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards, performers are no longer eligible in guest acting categories if they were previously nominated for a lead or supporting award for playing the same character role in the same series.^[2]

Winners and nominations

  Indicates the winner

Cloris Leachman won thrice for The Mary Tyler Moore Show (1975) and Malcolm in the Middle (2002, 2006)

Zohra Lampert won for Kojack (1975)

Beulah Bondi won for The Waltons (1977)

Rita Moreno won for The Rockford Files (1978)

Beah Richards for Frank's Place (1988)

Colleen Dewhurst won for twice for Murphy Brown in 1989 and 1992

Eileen Heckart won for Love & War (1994)

Swoosie Kurtz won for Carol & Company (1990).

Tracey Ullman won twice for Love & War (1993) and Mad About You (1999)

Cyndi Lauper won for Mad About You (1995)

Betty White won twice for The John Larroquette Show (1996) and Saturday Night Live (2010)

Carol Burnett won for Mad About You (1997)

Dame Emma Thompson won for Ellen (1998)

Jean Smart won twice consecutively for Frasier in 2000, and 2001.

Christina Applegate won for Friends (2003).

Laura Linney won for Frasier (2004).

Kathryn Joosten won for twice for Desperate Housewives in 2005 and 2008.

Elaine Stritch won for 30 Rock (2007).

Gwyneth Paltrow won for Glee (2011).

Kathy Bates won for Two and a Half Men (2012).

Melissa Leo won for Louie (2013).

Uzo Aduba won for Orange is the New Black (2014).

Joan Cusack won for Shameless' (2015).

Tina Fey won twice for Saturday Night Live in 2008 and 2016.

Amy Poehler won for Saturday Night Live (2016).

Melissa McCarthy won for Saturday Night Live (2017).

Jane Lynch won for The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (2018).

Maya Rudolph won twice consecutively for Saturday Night Live (2019–20).

Laurie Metcalf won for Hacks (2021)

Judith Light won for Poker Face (2022)

Jamie Lee Curtis for The Bear (2023)

1970s

Year	Actress	Program	Role	Submitted episode(s)	Network
Outstanding Single Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Comedy or Drama Series
1975 (27th) [3]
	Zohra Lampert	Kojak	Marina Sheldon	"Queen of the Gypsies"	CBS
	Cloris Leachman	The Mary Tyler Moore Show	Phyllis Lindstrom	"Phyllis Whips Inflation"
	Shelley Winters	McCloud	Thelma	"The Barefoot Girls of Bleaker Street"	NBC
1976 (28th)
	Outstanding Lead Actress for a Single Appearance in a Comedy or Drama Series[4]
	Kathryn Walker	The Adams Chronicles	Abigail Adams	"John Adams, Lawyer"	PBS
	Helen Hayes	Hawaii Five-O	Aunt Clara	"Retire In Sunny Hawaii... Forever"	CBS
	Sheree North	Marcus Welby, M.D.	June Monica	"How Do You Know What Hurts Me?"	ABC
	Pamela Payton-Wright	The Adams Chronicles	Louisa Catherine Adams	"John Quincy Adams, Diplomat"	PBS
	Martha Raye	McMillan & Wife	Agatha	"Greed"	NBC
	Outstanding Single Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Comedy or Drama Series[5]
	Fionnula Flanagan	Rich Man, Poor Man	Clothilde	"Part II"	ABC
	Ruth Gordon	Rhoda	Carlton's Mother	"Kiss Your Epaulets Goodbye"	CBS
	Eileen Heckart	The Mary Tyler Moore Show	Flo Meredith	"Mary's Aunt"
	Kim Darby	Rich Man, Poor Man	Virginia Calderwood	"Part II"	ABC
	Kay Lenz		Kate Jordache	"Part VIII"
1977 (29th)
	Outstanding Lead Actress for a Single Appearance in a Comedy or Drama Series[6]
	Beulah Bondi	The Waltons	Aunt Martha Corinne Walton	"The Pony Cart"	CBS
	Susan Blakely	Rich Man, Poor Man Book II	Julie Prescott	"Chapter 1"	ABC
	Madge Sinclair	Roots	Bell Reynolds	"Part IV"
	Leslie Uggams		Kizzy Reynolds	"Part VI"
	Jessica Walter	The Streets of San Francisco	Maggie Jarris / Mrs. Reston / Mrs. McCluskey	"Till Death Do Us Part"
	Outstanding Single Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Comedy or Drama Series[7]
	Olivia Cole	Roots	Mathilda	"Part VIII"	ABC
	Eileen Heckart	The Mary Tyler Moore Show	Flo Meredith	"Lou Proposes"	CBS
	Sandy Duncan	Roots	Missy Anne Reynolds	"Part V"	ABC
	Cicely Tyson		Binta	"Part I"
	Nancy Walker	Rhoda	Ida Morgenstern	"The Separation"	CBS
1978 (30th)
	Outstanding Lead Actress for a Single Appearance in a Comedy or Drama Series[8]
	Rita Moreno	The Rockford Files	Rita Capkovic	"The Paper Palace"	NBC
	Patty Duke	Having Babies III	Leslee Wexler	—	ABC
	Kate Jackson	James at 15	Robin	"Pilot"	NBC
	Irene Tedrow		Miss Jordan	"Ducks"
	Jayne Meadows	Meeting of Minds	Florence Nightingale	"Luther, Voltaire, Plato, Nightingale"	PBS
	Outstanding Single Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Comedy or Drama Series[9]
	Blanche Baker	Holocaust	Anna Weiss	"Part I"	NBC
	Ellen Corby	The Waltons	Esther Walton	"Grandma Comes Home"	CBS
	Jeanette Nolan	The Awakening Land	Granny McWhirter	"Part I"	NBC
	Beulah Quo	Meeting of Minds	Empress Tz'u-hsi	"Douglass, Tz'u-Hsi, Beccaria, De Sade"	PBS
	Beatrice Straight	The Dain Curse	Alice Dain Leggett	"Part 1"	CBS

1980s

Year	Actor/Actress	Program	Role	Episode	Network
Outstanding Guest Performer in a Comedy Series
1986 (38th)
	Roscoe Lee Browne	The Cosby Show	Dr. Barnabus Foster	"The Card Game"	NBC
	Earle Hyman	The Cosby Show	Russell Huxtable	"Happy Anniversary"	NBC
	Danny Kaye		Dr. Burns	"The Dentist"
	Clarice Taylor		Anna Huxtable	"Happy Anniversary"
	Stevie Wonder		Himself	"A Touch of Wonder"
1987 (39th)
	John Cleese	Cheers	Dr. Simon Finch-Royce	"Simon Says"	NBC
	Art Carney	The Cavanaughs	James "Weasel" Cavanaugh	"He Ain't Heavy, Father..."	CBS
	Herb Edelman	The Golden Girls	Stanley Zbornak	"The Stan Who Came to Dinner"	NBC
	Lois Nettleton		Jean	"Isn't It Romantic?"
	Nancy Walker		Angela	"Long Day's Journey into Marinara"
1988 (40th)
	Beah Richards	Frank's Place	Mrs. Varden	"The Bridge"	CBS
	Herb Edelman	The Golden Girls	Stanley Zbornak	"The Audit"	NBC
	Geraldine Fitzgerald		Anna	"Mother's Day"
	Eileen Heckart	The Cosby Show	Mrs. Hickson	"Autumn Gifts"
	Gilda Radner	It's Garry Shandling's Show	Herself	"Mr. Smith Goes to Nam"	Showtime
Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series
1989 (41st)
	Colleen Dewhurst	Murphy Brown	Avery Brown	"Mama Said"	CBS
	Eileen Brennan	Newhart	Corine Denby		CBS
	Diahann Carroll	A Different World	Marion Gilbert		NBC
	Doris Roberts	Perfect Strangers	Mrs. Bailey		ABC
	Maxine Stuart	The Wonder Years	Mrs. Carples

1990s

Year	Actress	Program	Role	Network
1990 (42nd)
	Swoosie Kurtz	Carol & Company	Laurie	NBC
	Morgan Fairchild	Murphy Brown	Julia St. Martin	CBS
	Georgia Brown	Cheers	Madame Lazora	NBC
	Alexis Smith		Alice Anne Volkman
	Liz Torres	The Famous Teddy Z	Angie	CBS
1991 (43rd)
	Colleen Dewhurst	Murphy Brown	Avery Brown	CBS
	Whoopi Goldberg	A Different World	Professor Jordan	NBC
	Frances Sternhagen	Cheers	Esther Clavin
	Sada Thompson		Mama Lozupone
	Brenda Vaccaro	The Golden Girls	Angela Petrillo
1992 (44th)	Tyne Daly[a]	Wings	Mimsy Borogroves
	Frances Sternhagen[b]	Cheers	Esther Clavin
1993 (45th)
	Tracey Ullman	Love & War	Dava Levine	CBS
	Carol Burnett	The Larry Sanders Show	Herself	HBO
	Ruby Dee	Evening Shade	Aurelia Danforth	CBS
	Shelley Long	Cheers	Diane Chambers	NBC
	Gwen Verdon	Dream On	Kitty	HBO
1994 (46th)
	Eileen Heckart	Love & War	Rose Stein	CBS
	Diane Ladd	Grace Under Fire	Louise Burdett	ABC
	Cyndi Lauper	Mad About You	Marianne Lugasso	NBC
	Marlee Matlin	Seinfeld	Laura
	Marcia Wallace	Murphy Brown	Secretary 66	CBS
1995 (47th)
	Cyndi Lauper	Mad About You	Marianne Lugasso	NBC
	Bebe Neuwirth	Frasier	Dr. Lilith Sternin	NBC
	JoBeth Williams		Madeline
	Christina Pickles	Friends	Judy Geller
	Jean Stapleton	Grace Under Fire	Aunt Vivian	ABC
1996 (48th)
	Betty White	The John Larroquette Show	Herself	NBC
	Shelley Long	Frasier	Diane Chambers	NBC
	Rosie O'Donnell	The Larry Sanders Show	Herself	HBO
	Marlo Thomas	Friends	Sandra Green	NBC
	Irene Worth	Remember WENN	Mrs. Mellon	AMC
1997 (49th)
	Carol Burnett	Mad About You	Theresa Stemple	NBC
	Ellen DeGeneres	The Larry Sanders Show	Herself	HBO
	Laura Dern	Ellen	Susan Richmond	ABC
	Marsha Mason	Frasier	Sherry	NBC
	Betty White	Suddenly Susan	Midge Haber
1998 (50th)
	Emma Thompson	Ellen	Herself	ABC
	Carol Burnett	Mad About You	Theresa Stemple	NBC
	Jan Hooks	3rd Rock from the Sun	Vicki Dubcek
	Patti LuPone	Frasier	Zora
	Bette Midler	Murphy Brown	Caprice Feldman	CBS
1999 (51st)
	Tracey Ullman	Ally McBeal	Tracy Clark	Fox
	Christine Baranski	Frasier	Dr. Nora Fairchild	NBC
	Piper Laurie		Mrs. Mulhern
	Kathy Bates	3rd Rock from the Sun	Charlotte Everly
	Laurie Metcalf		Jennifer

1. Tyne Daly was nominated in the category of Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for her guest appearance on Wings, but lost to Candice Bergen, who won for Murphy Brown.
2. Frances Sternhagen was nominated in the category of Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her guest appearance on Cheers, but lost to Laurie Metcalf, who won for her role on Roseanne.

2000s

Year	Actor/Actress	Program	Role	Network
2000 (52nd)
	Jean Smart	Frasier	Lorna Lynley	NBC
	Bea Arthur	Malcolm in the Middle	Mrs. White	Fox
	Cheri Oteri	Just Shoot Me!	Cindy Monroe	NBC
	Debbie Reynolds	Will & Grace	Bobbi Adler
	Holland Taylor	The Lot	Letitia DeVine	AMC
2001 (53rd)
	Jean Smart	Frasier	Lana Gardner	NBC
	Jami Gertz	Ally McBeal	Kimmy Bishop	Fox
	Cloris Leachman	Malcolm in the Middle	Grandma Ida
	Bernadette Peters	Ally McBeal	Cassandra Lewis
	Susan Sarandon	Friends	Cecilia Monroe	NBC
2002 (54th)
	Cloris Leachman	Malcolm in the Middle	Grandma Ida	Fox
	Glenn Close	Will & Grace	Fannie Lieber	NBC
	Katherine Helmond	Everybody Loves Raymond	Lois Paymer	CBS
	Susan Sarandon	Malcolm in the Middle	Meg Burbank	Fox
	Frances Sternhagen	Sex and the City	Bunny MacDougal	HBO
2003 (55th)
	Christina Applegate	Friends	Amy Green	NBC
	Georgia Engel	Everybody Loves Raymond	Pat MacDougall	CBS
	Betty Garrett	Becker	Molly Firth
	Cloris Leachman	Malcolm in the Middle	Grandma Ida	Fox
	Betty White	Yes, Dear	Sylvia Weston	CBS
2004 (56th)
	Laura Linney	Frasier	Charlotte Novak	NBC
	Christina Applegate	Friends	Amy Green	NBC
	Eileen Brennan	Will & Grace	Zandra Zoggin
	Georgia Engel	Everybody Loves Raymond	Pat MacDougall	CBS
	Cloris Leachman	Malcolm in the Middle	Grandma Ida	Fox
2005 (57th)
	Kathryn Joosten	Desperate Housewives	Karen McCluskey	ABC
	Blythe Danner	Will & Grace	Marilyn Truman	NBC
	Georgia Engel	Everybody Loves Raymond	Pat MacDougall	CBS
	Cloris Leachman	Malcolm in the Middle	Grandma Ida	Fox
	Lupe Ontiveros	Desperate Housewives	Juanita Solis	ABC
2006 (58th)
	Cloris Leachman	Malcolm in the Middle	Grandma Ida	Fox
	Blythe Danner	Will & Grace	Marilyn Truman	NBC
	Shirley Knight	Desperate Housewives	Phyllis Van De Kamp	ABC
	Laurie Metcalf	Monk	Cora Cross	USA
	Kate Winslet	Extras	Herself	HBO
2007 (59th)
	Elaine Stritch	30 Rock	Colleen Donaghy	NBC
	Dixie Carter	Desperate Housewives	Gloria Hodge	ABC
	Salma Hayek	Ugly Betty	Sofia Reyes
	Judith Light		Claire Meade
	Laurie Metcalf	Desperate Housewives	Carolyn Bigsby
2008 (60th)
	Kathryn Joosten	Desperate Housewives	Karen McCluskey	ABC
	Polly Bergen	Desperate Housewives	Stella Wingfield	ABC
	Edie Falco	30 Rock	Celeste "C. C." Cunningham	NBC
	Carrie Fisher		Rosemary Howard
	Sarah Silverman	Monk	Marci Maven	USA
	Elaine Stritch	30 Rock	Colleen Donaghy	NBC
2009 (61st)
	Tina Fey	Saturday Night Live	Sarah Palin	NBC
	Jennifer Aniston	30 Rock	Claire Harper	NBC
	Christine Baranski	The Big Bang Theory	Dr. Beverly Hofstadter	CBS
	Gena Rowlands	Monk	Marge Nassell	USA
	Elaine Stritch	30 Rock	Colleen Donaghy	NBC
	Betty White	My Name Is Earl	Grizelda Weezmer ("Crazy Witch Lady")

2010s

Year	Actress	Program	Role	Episode	Network
2010 (62nd) [10]
	Betty White	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Betty White"	NBC
	Christine Baranski	The Big Bang Theory	Dr. Beverly Hofstadter	"The Maternal Congruence"	CBS
	Kristin Chenoweth	Glee	April Rhodes	"The Rhodes Not Taken"	Fox
	Tina Fey	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Tina Fey"	NBC
	Kathryn Joosten	Desperate Housewives	Karen McCluskey	"The Chase"	ABC
	Jane Lynch	Two and a Half Men	Dr. Linda Freeman	"818-jklpuzo"	CBS
	Elaine Stritch	30 Rock	Colleen Donaghy	"The Moms"	NBC
2011 (63rd) [11]
	Gwyneth Paltrow	Glee	Holly Holliday	"The Substitute"	Fox
	Elizabeth Banks	30 Rock	Avery Jessup-Donaghy	"Double-Edged Sword"	NBC
	Kristin Chenoweth	Glee	April Rhodes	"Rumours"	Fox
	Dot-Marie Jones		Coach Beiste	"Never Been Kissed"
	Cloris Leachman	Raising Hope	Barbara "Maw Maw" Thompson	"Don't Vote for This Episode"
	Tina Fey	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Tina Fey"	NBC
2012 (64th) [12]
	Kathy Bates	Two and a Half Men	The Ghost of Charlie Harper	"Why We Gave Up Women"	CBS
	Elizabeth Banks	30 Rock	Avery Jessup-Donaghy	"The Return of Avery Jessup"	NBC
	Margaret Cho		Kim Jong-il
	Dot-Marie Jones	Glee	Coach Beiste	"Choke"	Fox
	Melissa McCarthy	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Melissa McCarthy"	NBC
	Maya Rudolph			"Host: Maya Rudolph"
2013 (65th) [13]
	Melissa Leo	Louie	Laurie Burke	"Telling Jokes/Set Up"	FX
	Dot-Marie Jones	Glee	Coach Beiste	"Shooting Star"	Fox
	Melissa McCarthy	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Melissa McCarthy"	NBC
	Molly Shannon	Enlightened	Eileen Foliente	"The Ghost Is Seen"	HBO
	Elaine Stritch	30 Rock	Colleen Donaghy	"My Whole Life Is Thunder"	NBC
	Kristen Wiig	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Kristen Wiig"	NBC
2014 (66th) [14]
	Uzo Aduba	Orange Is the New Black	Suzanne "Crazy Eyes" Warren	"Lesbian Request Denied"	Netflix
	Laverne Cox	Orange Is the New Black	Sophia Burset	"Lesbian Request Denied"	Netflix
	Joan Cusack	Shameless	Sheila Jackson	"Liver, I Hardly Know Her"	Showtime
	Tina Fey	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Tina Fey"	NBC
	Natasha Lyonne	Orange Is the New Black	Nicole "Nicky" Nichols	"WAC Pack"	Netflix
	Melissa McCarthy	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Melissa McCarthy"	NBC
2015 (67th) [15]
	Joan Cusack	Shameless	Sheila Jackson	"Milk of the Gods"	Showtime
	Pamela Adlon	Louie	Pamela	"Bobby's House"	FX
	Elizabeth Banks	Modern Family	Sal	"Fight or Flight"	ABC
	Christine Baranski	The Big Bang Theory	Dr. Beverly Hofstadter	"The Maternal Combustion"	CBS
	Tina Fey	Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt	Marcia	"Kimmy Goes to Court!"	Netflix
	Gaby Hoffmann	Girls	Caroline Sackler	"Home Birth"	HBO
2016 (68th) [16]
	Tina Fey & Amy Poehler	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Tina Fey & Amy Poehler"	NBC
	Christine Baranski	The Big Bang Theory	Dr. Beverly Hofstadter	"The Convergence Convergence"	CBS
	Melora Hardin	Transparent	Tammy Cashman	"Flicky-Flicky Thump-Thump"	Amazon
	Laurie Metcalf	The Big Bang Theory	Mary Cooper	"The Convergence Convergence"	CBS
	Melissa McCarthy	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Melissa McCarthy"	NBC
	Amy Schumer			"Host: Amy Schumer"
2017 (69th) [17]
	Melissa McCarthy	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Melissa McCarthy"	NBC
	Becky Ann Baker	Girls	Loreen Horvath	"Gummies"	HBO
	Angela Bassett	Master of None	Catherine	"Thanksgiving"	Netflix
	Carrie Fisher (post-humously)	Catastrophe	Mia Norris	"Episode 6"	Amazon
	Wanda Sykes	Black-ish	Daphne Lido	"Lemons"	ABC
	Kristen Wiig	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Kristen Wiig"	NBC
2018 (70th)
	Tiffany Haddish	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Tiffany Haddish"	NBC
	Tina Fey	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Tina Fey"	NBC
	Jane Lynch	The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel	Sophie Lennon	"Put That on Your Plate!"	Amazon
	Maya Rudolph	The Good Place	Judge Gen	"The Burrito"	NBC
	Molly Shannon	Will & Grace	Val Bassett	"There's Something About Larry"
	Wanda Sykes	Black-ish	Daphne Lido	"Juneteenth"	ABC
2019 (71st)
	Jane Lynch	The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel	Sophie Lennon	"Vote for Kennedy, Vote for Kennedy"	Amazon
	Sandra Oh	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Sandra Oh"	NBC
	Maya Rudolph	The Good Place	Judge Gen	"Chidi Sees the Time-Knife"
	Kristin Scott Thomas	Fleabag	Belinda Friers	"Episode 3"	Amazon
	Fiona Shaw		Counsellor	"Episode 2"
	Emma Thompson	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Emma Thompson	NBC

2020s

Year	Actor	Program	Role	Episode	Network
2020 (72nd) [18]
	Maya Rudolph	Saturday Night Live	Kamala Harris	"Host: Eddie Murphy"	NBC
	Angela Bassett	A Black Lady Sketch Show	Mo	"Angela Bassett Is the Baddest Bitch"	HBO
	Bette Midler	The Politician	Hadassah Gold	"Vienna"	Netflix
	Maya Rudolph	The Good Place	Judge Gen	"You've Changed, Man"	NBC
	Wanda Sykes	The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel	Moms Mabley	"A Jewish Girl Walks Into the Apollo…"	Amazon
	Phoebe Waller-Bridge	Saturday Night Live	Various Characters	"Host: Phoebe Waller-Bridge"	NBC
2021 (73rd)
	Maya Rudolph	Saturday Night Live	Various characters	"Host: Maya Rudolph"	NBC
	Jane Adams	Hacks	Nina Daniels	"I Think She Will"	HBO Max
	Yvette Nicole Brown	A Black Lady Sketch Show	Judge Anita Harper	"But the Tilapias Are Fine Though, Right?"	HBO
	Bernadette Peters	Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist	Deb	"Zoey's Extraordinary Girls' Night"	NBC
	Issa Rae	A Black Lady Sketch Show	Jess	"My Booty Look Juicy, Don't It?"	HBO
	Kristen Wiig	Saturday Night Live	Various characters	"Host: Kristen Wiig"	NBC
2022 (74th)
	Laurie Metcalf	Hacks	Weed	"Trust the Process"	HBO Max
	Jane Adams	Hacks	Nina Daniels	"The Click"	HBO Max
	Harriet Sansom Harris		Susan	"Retired"
	Jane Lynch	Only Murders in the Building	Sazz Pataki	"Double Time"	Hulu
	Kaitlin Olson	Hacks	Deborah "DJ" Vance Jr.	"There Will Be Blood"	HBO Max
	Harriet Walter	Ted Lasso	Deborah Welton	"The Signal"	Apple TV+
2023 (75th)
	Judith Light	Poker Face	Irene Smothers	"Time of the Monkey"	Peacock
	Becky Ann Baker	Ted Lasso	Dottie Lasso	"Mom City"	Apple TV+
	Quinta Brunson	Saturday Night Live	Host	"Host: Quinta Brunson"	NBC
	Taraji P. Henson	Abbott Elementary	Vanetta Teagues	"Mom"	ABC
	Sarah Niles	Ted Lasso	Dr. Sharon Fieldstone	"Smells Like Mean Spirit"	Apple TV+
	Harriet Walter		Deborah Welton	"So Long, Farewell"
2024 (76th)
	Jamie Lee Curtis	The Bear	Donna Berzatto	"Fishes"	FX
	Olivia Colman	The Bear	Chef Terry	"Forks"	FX
	Kaitlin Olson	Hacks	DJ Vance	"The Roast of Deborah Vance"	Max
	Da'Vine Joy Randolph	Only Murders in the Building	Donna Williams	"Sitzprobe"	Hulu
	Maya Rudolph	Saturday Night Live	Various characters	"Host: Maya Rudolph"	NBC
	Kristen Wiig			"Host: Kristen Wiig"
2025 (77th) [19]
	Olivia Colman	The Bear	Chef Terry	"Forever"	FX
	Jamie Lee Curtis		Donna Berzatto	"Ice Chips"
	Cynthia Erivo	Poker Face	Various roles[a]	"The Game Is a Foot"	Peacock
	Robby Hoffman	Hacks	Randi	"Cover Girls"	HBO Max
	Zoë Kravitz	The Studio	Herself	"The Presentation"	Apple TV+
	Julianne Nicholson	Hacks	Dance Mom	"A Slippery Slope"	HBO Max

Performers with multiple wins

3 wins Cloris Leachman

2 wins Colleen Dewhurst Tina Fey Kathryn Joosten Maya Rudolph (consecutive) Jean Smart (consecutive) Tracey Ullman Betty White

Programs with multiple awards

7 awards Saturday Night Live (3 consecutive; 2 consecutive) 3 awards Frasier (2 consecutive)

2 awards Desperate Housewives Love & War (consecutive) Mad About You Malcolm in the Middle Murphy Brown

Performers with multiple nominations

8 nominations Cloris Leachman 7 nominations Tina Fey Maya Rudolph 5 nominations Christine Baranski Melissa McCarthy Laurie Metcalf Elaine Stritch Betty White 4 nominations Eileen Heckart Jane Lynch Kristen Wiig 3 nominations Elizabeth Banks Carol Burnett Georgia Engel Dot-Marie Jones Kathryn Joosten Wanda Sykes

2 nominations Jane Adams Christina Applegate Becky Ann Baker Angela Bassett Kathy Bates Eileen Brennan Kristin Chenoweth Olivia Colman Jamie Lee Curtis Joan Cusack Blythe Danner Colleen Dewhurst Carrie Fisher Cyndi Lauper Judith Light Shelley Long Bette Midler Kaitlin Olson Bernadette Peters Susan Sarandon Molly Shannon Jean Smart Emma Thompson Tracey Ullman Nancy Walker Harriet Walter

Programs with multiple nominations

26 nominations Saturday Night Live 11 nominations 30 Rock 10 nominations Frasier 8 nominations Desperate Housewives Hacks Malcolm in the Middle 6 nominations Cheers The Cosby Show Glee The Golden Girls Will & Grace 5 nominations The Big Bang Theory Friends Murphy Brown

4 nominations The Bear Everybody Loves Raymond Mad About You Ted Lasso 3 nominations Ally McBeal A Black Lady Sketch Show Black-ish The Good Place The Larry Sanders Show The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Monk Orange Is the New Black 3rd Rock from the Sun

2 nominations A Different World Ellen Fleabag Girls Grace Under Fire Louie Love & War Only Murders in the Building Poker Face Shameless Two and a Half Men Ugly Betty