Emmy Predictions: Supporting Actress in a Drama Series – Will the TV Academy Finally Recognize Rhea Seehorn?

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The only names that feel “safe” for recognition are two-time winner Julia Garner for the final season of “Ozark” and one-time nominee Sarah Snook for the third season of “Succession.”The fluidity of the category brings the hope that the TV Academy will finally recognize Rhea Seehorn’s soaring work for “Better Call Saul,” especially with added exposure for directing one of the season’s episodes.There are plenty of familiar names that could break through such as Patricia Arquette (“Severance”), J.