Golden Globe Nominees: Best Supporting Actress Television
Golden Globe Nominees: Best Supporting Actress Television
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Allison Janney The Diplomat
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Allison Janney The Diplomat
Constance Zimmer Love Story
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Constance Zimmer Love Story
Hannah Einbinder Hacks
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Hannah Einbinder Hacks
Jessica Williams Shrinking
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Jessica Williams Shrinking
Joy Sunday DTF St. Louis
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Joy Sunday DTF St. Louis
Katherine LaNasa The Pitt
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Katherine LaNasa The Pitt
Kate OFlynn Widows Bay
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Kate OFlynn Widows Bay
Linda Cardellini DTF St. Louis
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Linda Cardellini DTF St. Louis
Michelle Pfeiffer Margos Got Money Troubles
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Michelle Pfeiffer Margos Got Money Troubles
Scarlett Johansson Paper Tiger
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Scarlett Johansson Paper Tiger
Youn Yuh-jung Beef
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Youn Yuh-jung Beef
This market will settle to Yes if Allison Janney (The Diplomat) is officially nominated for Best Supporting Actress on Television at the 84th Golden Globe Awards. Outcome sourced from Golden Globes.
- Upcoming: Event startNov 9, 2026 at 11:22 AM EST
- Upcoming: Market closesDec 7, 2026 at 11:59 PM EST
- Upcoming: PayoutUsually within 25 min of market closing
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