Critics' Choice Super Award for Best Actress in an Action Series

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The Critics' Choice Super Award for Best Actress in an Action Series is an award presented by the Critics Choice Association to the best actress in an action television series.

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Winners and nominees

YearActressSeriesNetworkRoleRef
Best Actress in an Actress Series
2021 Angela Bassett 9-1-1 Fox Athena Carter Grant Nash [1] [2]
Jennifer Connelly Snowpiercer TNT Melanie Cavill
Esmé Creed-Miles Hanna Amazon Prime Video Hanna
Mireille Enos Marissa Wiegler
Katheryn Winnick Vikings History Lagertha
Alison Wright SnowpiercerTNTRuth Wardell
2022 HoYeon Jung Squid Game Netflix Kang Sae-byeok [3] [4]
Angela Bassett 9-1-1 FoxAthena Carter Grant Nash
Kim Joo-ryoung Squid GameNetflixHan Mi-nyeo
Queen Latifah The Equalizer CBS Robyn McCall
Olivia Liang Kung Fu The CW Nicky Shen
Mary McCormack Heels Starz Willie Day
Best Actress in an Action Series, Limited Series or Made-for-TV Movie
2023 Helen Mirren 1923 Paramount+ Cara Dutton [5] [6]
Angela Bassett 9-1-1 FoxAthena Carter Grant Nash
Queen Latifah The Equalizer CBSRobyn McCall
Olivia Liang Kung Fu The CWNicky Shen
Katherine McNamara Walker: Independence Abby Walker
Kelly Reilly Yellowstone Paramount Network Beth Dutton
2024
Angela Bassett 9-1-1 FoxAthena Carter Grant Nash [7]
Luciane Buchanan The Night Agent NetflixRose Larkin
Priyanka Chopra Jonas Citadel Amazon Prime VideoNadia Sinh
Queen Latifah The Equalizer CBSRobyn McCall
Zoe Saldaña Special Ops: Lioness Paramount+Joe
Maria Sten Reacher Amazon Prime VideoFrances Neagley

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