Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

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Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
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The 2024 recipient: Billy Crudup
Country United States
Presented by Critics Choice Association
First awarded2011
Currently held by Billy Crudup The Morning Show (2024)
Website criticschoice.com

The Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series is one of the award categories presented annually by the Critics' Choice Television Awards (BTJA) to recognize the work done by television actors. It was introduced in 2011 when the event was first initiated. The winners are selected by a group of television critics that are part of the Broadcast Television Critics Association.

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Winners and nominees

  indicates the winner

2010s

YearActorSeriesCharacterNetwork
2011
[1]
John Noble Fringe Walter Bishop Fox
Alan Cumming The Good Wife Eli Gold CBS
Walton Goggins Justified Boyd Crowder FX
Shawn Hatosy Southland Det. Sammy Bryant TNT
Michael Pitt Boardwalk Empire Jimmy Darmody HBO
John Slattery Mad Men Roger Sterling AMC
2012
[2] [3]
Giancarlo Esposito Breaking Bad Gus Fring AMC
Peter Dinklage Game of Thrones Tyrion Lannister HBO
Neal McDonough JustifiedRobert QuarlesFX
John NobleFringeWalter BishopFox
Aaron Paul Breaking Bad Jesse Pinkman AMC
John SlatteryMad MenRoger Sterling
2013
[4]
Michael Cudlitz Southland John Cooper TNT
Jonathan Banks Breaking Bad Mike Ehrmantraut AMC
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Game of Thrones Jaime Lannister HBO
Noah Emmerich The Americans Stan Beeman FX
Walton GogginsJustifiedBoyd Crowder
Corey Stoll House of Cards Peter Russo Netflix
2014
[5] [6]
Aaron PaulBreaking BadJesse PinkmanAMC
Josh Charles The Good Wife Will Gardner CBS
Walton GogginsJustifiedBoyd CrowderFX
Peter Sarsgaard The Killing Ray SewardAMC
Jon Voight Ray Donovan Mickey Donovan Showtime
Jeffrey Wright Boardwalk EmpireDr. Valentin NarcisseHBO
2015
[7] [8]
Jonathan BanksBetter Call SaulMike EhrmantrautAMC
Christopher Eccleston The Leftovers Matt JamisonHBO
Walton GogginsJustifiedBoyd CrowderFX
Ben Mendelsohn Bloodline Danny RayburnNetflix
Craig T. Nelson Parenthood Zeek Braverman NBC
Mandy Patinkin Homeland Saul BerensonShowtime
2016 (1)
[9] [10]
Christian Slater Mr. Robot Mr. Robot USA Network
Clayne Crawford Rectify Teddy Talbot, Jr. Sundance TV
Christopher EcclestonThe LeftoversMatt JamisonHBO
André Holland The Knick Dr. Algernon Edwards Cinemax
Jonathan Jackson Nashville Avery Barkley ABC
Rufus Sewell The Man in the High Castle John Smith Amazon Prime Video
2016 (2)
[11] [12]
John Lithgow The Crown Winston Churchill Netflix
Peter DinklageGame of ThronesTyrion LannisterHBO
Kit Harington Jon Snow
Michael McKean [note 1] [13] Better Call Saul Chuck McGill AMC
Christian SlaterMr. RobotMr. RobotUSA Network
Jon VoightRay DonovanMickey DonovanShowtime
2018
[14]
David Harbour Stranger Things Jim HopperNetflix
Bobby Cannavale Mr. RobotIrvingUSA Network
Asia Kate Dillon Billions Taylor Amber MasonShowtime
Peter DinklageGame of ThronesTyrion LannisterHBO
Delroy Lindo The Good Fight Adrian Boseman CBS All Access
Michael McKeanBetter Call SaulChuck McGillAMC
2019
[15]
Noah EmmerichThe AmericansStan BeemanFX
Richard Cabral Mayans M.C. Johnny "El Coco" CruzFX
Asia Kate DillonBillionsTaylor Amber MasonShowtime
Justin Hartley This Is Us Kevin Pearson NBC
Matthew Macfadyen Succession Tom WamsgansHBO
Richard Schiff The Good Doctor Dr. Aaron GlassmanABC
Shea Whigham Homecoming Thomas CarrascoAmazon Prime Video

2020s

YearActorSeriesCharacterNetwork
2020
[16]
Billy Crudup The Morning Show Cory Ellison Apple TV+
Asante Blackk This Is Us Malik NBC
Asia Kate Dillon Billions Taylor Amber Mason Showtime
Peter Dinklage Game of Thrones Tyrion Lannister HBO
Justin Hartley This Is Us Kevin Pearson NBC
Delroy Lindo The Good Fight Adrian Boseman CBS All Access
Tim Blake Nelson Watchmen Wade Tillman / Looking GlassHBO
2021
[17]
Michael K. Williams Lovecraft Country Montrose FreemanHBO
Jonathan Banks Better Call Saul Mike Ehrmantraut AMC
Justin HartleyThis Is UsKevin PearsonNBC
John Lithgow Perry Mason Elias Birchard "E.B." JonathanHBO
Tobias Menzies The Crown Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh Netflix
Tom Pelphrey Ozark Ben Davis
2022
[18]
Kieran Culkin Succession Roman RoyHBO
Nicholas Braun SuccessionGreg HirschHBO
Billy CrudupThe Morning ShowCory EllisonApple TV+
Justin HartleyThis Is UsKevin PearsonNBC
Matthew Macfadyen SuccessionTom WambsgansHBO
Mandy Patinkin The Good FightHal Wackner Paramount+
2023
[19]
Giancarlo Esposito Better Call Saul Gus Fring AMC
Andre Braugher The Good FightRi'Chard LaneParamount+
Ismael Cruz Córdova The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Arondir Amazon Prime Video
Michael Emerson Evil Dr. Leland TownsendParamount+
John Lithgow The Old Man Harold Harper FX
Matt Smith House of the Dragon Daemon TargaryenHBO
2024
[20]
Billy CrudupThe Morning Show Cory EllisonApple TV+
Khalid Abdalla The Crown Dodi Fayed Netflix
Ron Cephas Jones (posthumous) Truth Be Told Lukather "Shreve" ScovilleApple TV+
Matthew MacfadyenSuccessionTom WambsgansHBO / Max
Ke Huy Quan Loki O.B. / A.D. Doug, Ph.D Disney+
Rufus Sewell The Diplomat Hal WylerNetflix

Performers with multiple wins

2 wins

Performers with multiple nominations

4 nominations
3 nominations
2 nominations

Programmes with multiple nominations

6 nominations
5 nominations
4 nominations
3 nominations
2 nominations

See also

Notes

  1. In 2016, Mandy Patinkin was nominated for the Showtime series Homeland . His nomination was rescinded after it was noted that Homeland was not in the eligibility window for that year's ceremony. Seventh place finisher Michael McKean received the nomination in his place.

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