Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series

Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
Awarded for	Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
Country	United States
Presented by	Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
Currently held by	Tony Hale, Veep (2015)
Official website	http://www.emmys.com/

This is a list of the winners of the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series. In early Emmy ceremonies, the supporting categories were not always genre, or even gender, specific. Beginning with the 22nd Emmys supporting actors in comedy have competed alone. However, these comedic performances often included actors from miniseries, telefilms, and guest performers competing against main cast competitors. Such instances are marked below.

• # – Indicates a performance in a Miniseries or Telefilm, prior to the category's creation.
• § – Indicates a performance as a guest performer, prior to the category's creation.

Winners and nominees

1950s

Year	Actor	Program	Role	Network
1953–1954 (6th)
	Art Carney	The Jackie Gleason Show	Ed Norton	CBS
	Ben Alexander	Dragnet	Officer Frank Smith	NBC
	William Frawley	I Love Lucy	Fred Mertz	CBS
	Tony Randall	Mister Peepers	Harvey Weskitt	NBC
	Carl Reiner	Your Show of Shows	Various characters
1954–1955 (7th)
	Art Carney	The Jackie Gleason Show	Ed Norton	CBS
	Ben Alexander	Dragnet	Officer Frank Smith	NBC
	Don DeFore	The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet	Thorny	ABC
	William Frawley	I Love Lucy	Fred Mertz	CBS
	Gale Gordon	Our Miss Brooks	Osgood Conklin
1955–1956 (8th)
	Art Carney	The Honeymooners	Ed Norton	CBS
	Ed Begley, Sr. #	Patterns	Andy Sloane	NBC
	William Frawley	I Love Lucy	Fred Mertz	CBS
	Carl Reiner	Caesar's Hour	Various characters	NBC
	Cyril Ritchard #	Peter Pan	Mr. Darling / Captain Hook
1956–1957 (9th)
	Carl Reiner	Caesar's Hour	Various characters	NBC
	Art Carney	The Jackie Gleason Show	Ed Norton	CBS
	Paul Ford	The Phil Silvers Show	Col. John T. Hall
	William Frawley	I Love Lucy	Fred Mertz
	Ed Wynn #	Requiem for a Heavyweight	Army
1957–1958 (10th)
	Carl Reiner	Caesar's Hour	Various characters	NBC
	Paul Ford	The Phil Silvers Show	Col. John T. Hall	CBS
	William Frawley	I Love Lucy	Fred Mertz
	Louis Nye	The Steve Allen Show	Various characters	NBC
	Dennis Weaver	Gunsmoke	Chester Goode	CBS
1958–1959 (11th)
	Tom Poston	The Steve Allen Show	Various characters	NBC
	Richard Crenna	The Real McCoys	Luke McCoy	ABC
	Paul Ford	The Phil Silvers Show	Col. John T. Hall	CBS
	Maurice Gosfield		Pvt. Duane Doberman
	Billy Gray	Father Knows Best	Bud	CBS, NBC
	Harry Morgan	December Bride	Pete Porter	CBS

1960s

Year	Actor	Program	Role	Network
1959–1960 (12th)
	No Award
1960–1961 (13th)
	Don Knotts	The Andy Griffith Show	Dep. Barney Fife	CBS
	Abby Dalton	Hennesey	Lt. Martha Hale	CBS
	Barbara Hale	Perry Mason	Della Street
1961–1962 (14th)
	Don Knotts	The Andy Griffith Show	Dep. Barney Fife	CBS
	Sam Jaffe	Ben Casey	Dr. David Zorba	ABC
	Barry Jones #	Victoria Regina	The Dean	NBC
	Horace McMahon	Naked City	Lt. Mike Parker	ABC
	George C. Scott §	Ben Casey	Dr. Karl Anders
1962–1963 (15th)
	Don Knotts	The Andy Griffith Show	Dep. Barney Fife	CBS
	Tim Conway	McHale's Navy	Ens. Charles Parker	ABC
	Paul Ford #	The Teahouse of the August Moon	Col. Wainwright Purdy III	NBC
	Hurd Hatfield #	The Invincible Mr. Disraeli	Lionel Rothschild
	Robert Redford #	The Voice of Charlie Pont	George Laurents	ABC
1963–1964 (16th)
	Albert Paulsen #	One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich	Lt. Volkoval	NBC
	Sorrell Booke §	Dr. Kildare	Julius Orloff	NBC
	Conlan Carter	Combat!	Doc	ABC
	Carl Lee §	The Doctors and the Nurses	Lonnie Hill	CBS
1964–1965 (17th)
	No Award
1965–1966 (18th)
	Don Knotts §	The Andy Griffith Show	Dep. Barney Fife	CBS
	Morey Amsterdam	The Dick Van Dyke Show	Buddy Sorrell	CBS
	Frank Gorshin	Batman	The Riddler	ABC
	Werner Klemperer	Hogan's Heroes	Col. Wilhelm Klink	CBS
1966–1967 (19th)
	Don Knotts §	The Andy Griffith Show	Dep. Barney Fife	CBS
	Gale Gordon	The Lucy Show	Mr. Theodore J. Mooney	CBS
	Werner Klemperer	Hogan's Heroes	Col. Wilhelm Klink
1967–1968 (20th)
	Werner Klemperer	Hogan's Heroes	Col. Wilhelm Klink	CBS
	Jack Cassidy	He & She	Oscar North	CBS
	William Demarest	My Three Sons	Uncle Charley O'Casey
	Gale Gordon	The Lucy Show	Mr. Theodore J. Mooney
1968–1969 (21st)
	Werner Klemperer	Hogan's Heroes	Col. Wilhelm Klink	CBS
	Greg Morris	Mission: Impossible	Barney Collier	CBS
	Leonard Nimoy	Star Trek	Spock	NBC

1970s

Year	Actor	Program	Role	Network
1969–1970 (22nd)
	Michael Constantine	Room 222	Principal Seymour Kaufman	ABC
	Werner Klemperer	Hogan's Heroes	Col. Wilhelm Klink	CBS
	Charles Nelson Reilly	The Ghost & Mrs. Muir	Claymore Gregg	ABC
1970–1971 (23rd)
	Ed Asner	Mary Tyler Moore	Lou Grant	CBS
	Michael Constantine	Room 222	Principal Seymour Kaufman	ABC
	Gale Gordon	Here's Lucy	Harrison “Uncle Harry” Carter	CBS
1971–1972 (24th)
	Ed Asner	Mary Tyler Moore	Lou Grant	CBS
	Ted Knight	Mary Tyler Moore	Ted Baxter	CBS
	Rob Reiner	All in the Family	Michael Stivic
1972–1973 (25th)
	Ted Knight	Mary Tyler Moore	Ted Baxter	CBS
	Ed Asner	Mary Tyler Moore	Lou Grant	CBS
	Gary Burghoff	M*A*S*H	Corp. “Radar” O’Reilly
	Rob Reiner	All in the Family	Michael Stivic
	McLean Stevenson	M*A*S*H	Lt. Col. Henry Blake
1973–1974 (26th)
	Rob Reiner	All in the Family	Michael Stivic	CBS
	Ed Asner	Mary Tyler Moore	Lou Grant	CBS
	Gary Burghoff	M*A*S*H	Corp. “Radar” O’Reilly
	Ted Knight	Mary Tyler Moore	Ted Baxter
	McLean Stevenson	M*A*S*H	Lt. Col. Henry Blake
1974–1975 (27th)
	Ed Asner	Mary Tyler Moore	Lou Grant	CBS
	Gary Burghoff	M*A*S*H	Corp. “Radar” O’Reilly	CBS
	Ted Knight	Mary Tyler Moore	Ted Baxter
	Rob Reiner	All in the Family	Michael Stivic
	McLean Stevenson	M*A*S*H	Lt. Col. Henry Blake
1975–1976 (28th)
	Ted Knight	Mary Tyler Moore	Ted Baxter	CBS
	Ed Asner	Mary Tyler Moore	Lou Grant	CBS
	Gary Burghoff	M*A*S*H	Corp. “Radar” O’Reilly
	Harry Morgan		Col. Sherman Potter
	Abe Vigoda	Barney Miller	Sgt. Philip K. Fish	ABC
1976–1977 (29th)
	Gary Burghoff	M*A*S*H	Corp. “Radar” O’Reilly	CBS
	Ed Asner	Mary Tyler Moore	Lou Grant	CBS
	Ted Knight		Ted Baxter
	Harry Morgan	M*A*S*H	Col. Sherman Potter
	Abe Vigoda	Barney Miller	Sgt. Philip K. Fish	ABC
1977–1978 (30th)
	Rob Reiner	All in the Family	Michael Stivic	CBS
	Tom Bosley	Happy Days	Howard Cunningham	ABC
	Gary Burghoff	M*A*S*H	Corp. “Radar” O’Reilly	CBS
	Harry Morgan		Col. Sherman Potter
	Vic Tayback	Alice	Mel Sharples
1978–1979 (31st)
	Robert Guillaume	Soap	Benson DuBois	ABC
	Gary Burghoff	M*A*S*H	Corp. “Radar” O’Reilly	CBS
	Danny DeVito	Taxi	Louie De Palma	ABC
	Max Gail	Barney Miller	Det. Stan “Wojo” Wojciehowicz
	Harry Morgan	M*A*S*H	Col. Sherman Potter	CBS

1980s

Year	Actor	Program	Role	Network
1979–1980 (32nd)
	Harry Morgan	M*A*S*H	Col. Sherman Potter	CBS
	Mike Farrell	M*A*S*H	Cap. BJ Hunnicutt	CBS
	Max Gail	Barney Miller	Det. Stan “Wojo” Wojciehowicz	ABC
	Howard Hesseman	WKRP in Cincinnati	Dr. Johnny Fever	CBS
	Steve Landesberg	Barney Miller	Arthur P. Deitrich	ABC
1980–1981 (33rd)
	Danny DeVito	Taxi	Louie De Palma	ABC
	Howard Hesseman	WKRP in Cincinnati	Dr. Johnny Fever	CBS
	Steve Landesberg	Barney Miller	Arthur P. Deitrich	ABC
	Harry Morgan	M*A*S*H	Col. Sherman Potter	CBS
	David Ogden Stiers		Maj. Charles Emerson Winchester III
1981–1982 (34th)
	Christopher Lloyd	Taxi	Reverend Jim Ignatowski	ABC
	Danny DeVito	Taxi	Louie De Palma	ABC
	Ron Glass	Barney Miller	Det. Ron Harris
	Steve Landesberg		Arthur P. Deitrich
	Harry Morgan	M*A*S*H	Col. Sherman Potter	CBS
	David Ogden Stiers		Maj. Charles Emerson Winchester III
1982–1983 (35th)
	Christopher Lloyd	Taxi	Reverend Jim Ignatowski	NBC
	Nicholas Colasanto	Cheers	Coach Ernie Pantusso	NBC
	Danny DeVito	Taxi	Louie De Palma
	Harry Morgan	M*A*S*H	Col. Sherman Potter	CBS
	Eddie Murphy	Saturday Night Live	Various characters	NBC
1983–1984 (36th)
	Pat Harrington, Jr.	One Day at a Time	Dwayne Schneider	CBS
	Rene Auberjonois	Benson	Clayton Endicott III	ABC
	Nicholas Colasanto	Cheers	Coach Ernie Pantusso	NBC
	Tom Poston	Newhart	George Utley	CBS
	George Wendt	Cheers	Norm Peterson	NBC
1984–1985 (37th)
	John Larroquette	Night Court	Dan Fielding	NBC
	Nicholas Colasanto (posthumous)	Cheers	Coach Ernie Pantusso	NBC
	Michael J. Fox	Family Ties	Alex P. Keaton
	John Ratzenberger	Cheers	Cliff Clavin
	George Wendt		Norm Peterson
1985–1986 (38th)
	John Larroquette	Night Court	Dan Fielding	NBC
	Tom Poston	Newhart	George Utley	CBS
	John Ratzenberger	Cheers	Cliff Clavin	NBC
	Malcolm-Jamal Warner	The Cosby Show	Theo Huxtable
	George Wendt	Cheers	Norm Peterson
1986–1987 (39th)
	John Larroquette	Night Court	Dan Fielding	NBC
	Woody Harrelson	Cheers	Woody Boyd	NBC
	Tom Poston	Newhart	George Utley	CBS
	Peter Scolari		Michael Harris
	George Wendt	Cheers	Norm Peterson	NBC
1987–1988 (40th)
	John Larroquette	Night Court	Dan Fielding	NBC
	Kelsey Grammer	Cheers	Dr. Frasier Crane	NBC
	Woody Harrelson		Woody Boyd
	Peter Scolari	Newhart	Michael Harris	CBS
	George Wendt	Cheers	Norm Peterson	NBC
1988–1989 (41st)
	Woody Harrelson	Cheers	Woody Boyd	NBC
	Joe Regalbuto	Murphy Brown	Frank Fontana	CBS
	Peter Scolari	Newhart	Michael Harris
	Meshach Taylor	Designing Women	Anthony Bouvier
	George Wendt	Cheers	Norm Peterson	NBC

1990s

Year	Actor	Program	Role	Network
1989–1990 (42nd)
	Alex Rocco	The Famous Teddy Z	Al Floss	CBS
	Kelsey Grammer	Cheers	Dr. Frasier Crane	NBC
	Woody Harrelson		Woody Boyd
	Charles Kimbrough	Murphy Brown	Jim Dial	CBS
	Jerry Van Dyke	Coach	Luther Van Dam	ABC
1990–1991 (43rd)
	Jonathan Winters	Davis Rules	Gunny Davis	CBS
	Charles Durning	Evening Shade	Herlan Eldridge	CBS
	Woody Harrelson	Cheers	Woody Boyd	NBC
	Michael Jeter	Evening Shade	Herman Stiles	CBS
	Jerry Van Dyke	Coach	Luther Van Dam	ABC
1991–1992 (44th)
	Michael Jeter	Evening Shade	Herman Stiles	CBS
	Jason Alexander	Seinfeld	George Costanza	NBC
	Charles Durning	Evening Shade	Herlan Eldridge	CBS
	Harvey Fierstein §	Cheers	Mark Newberger	NBC
	Jay Thomas §	Murphy Brown	Jerry Gold	CBS
	Jerry Van Dyke	Coach	Luther Van Dam	ABC
1992–1993 (45th)
	Michael Richards	Seinfeld	Cosmo Kramer	NBC
	Jason Alexander	Seinfeld	George Costanza	NBC
	Michael Jeter	Evening Shade	Herman Stiles	CBS
	Jeffrey Tambor	The Larry Sanders Show	Hank Kingsley	HBO
	Rip Torn		Artie
1993–1994 (46th)
	Michael Richards	Seinfeld	Cosmo Kramer	NBC
	Jason Alexander	Seinfeld	George Costanza	NBC
	David Hyde Pierce	Frasier	Dr. Niles Crane
	Rip Torn	The Larry Sanders Show	Artie	HBO
	Jerry Van Dyke	Coach	Luther Van Dam	ABC
1994–1995 (47th)
	David Hyde Pierce	Frasier	Dr. Niles Crane	NBC
	Jason Alexander	Seinfeld	George Costanza	NBC
	Michael Richards		Cosmo Kramer
	David Schwimmer	Friends	Ross Geller
	Rip Torn	The Larry Sanders Show	Artie	HBO
1995–1996 (48th)
	Rip Torn	The Larry Sanders Show	Artie	HBO
	Jason Alexander	Seinfeld	George Costanza	NBC
	David Hyde Pierce	Frasier	Dr. Niles Crane
	Michael Richards	Seinfeld	Cosmo Kramer
	Jeffrey Tambor	The Larry Sanders Show	Hank Kingsley	HBO
1996–1997 (49th)
	Michael Richards	Seinfeld	Cosmo Kramer	NBC
	Jason Alexander	Seinfeld	George Costanza	NBC
	David Hyde Pierce	Frasier	Dr. Niles Crane
	Jeffrey Tambor	The Larry Sanders Show	Hank Kingsley	HBO
	Rip Torn		Artie
1997–1998 (50th)
	David Hyde Pierce	Frasier	Dr. Niles Crane	NBC
	Jason Alexander	Seinfeld	George Costanza	NBC
	Phil Hartman (posthumous)	NewsRadio	Bill McNeal
	Jeffrey Tambor	The Larry Sanders Show	Hank Kingsley	HBO
	Rip Torn		Artie
1998–1999 (51st)
	David Hyde Pierce	Frasier	Dr. Niles Crane	NBC
	Peter Boyle	Everybody Loves Raymond	Frank Barone	CBS
	Peter MacNicol	Ally McBeal	John Cage	Fox
	John Mahoney	Frasier	Martin Crane	NBC
	David Spade	Just Shoot Me!	Dennis Finch

2000s

Year	Actor	Program	Role	Episode(s) submitted to voters	Network
1999–2000 (52nd)
	Sean Hayes	Will & Grace	Jack McFarland	“Homo for the Holidays” + “Acting Out”	NBC
	Peter Boyle	Everybody Loves Raymond	Frank Barone	“Prodigal Son” + “Debra Makes Something Good”	CBS
	Brad Garrett		Robert Barone	“Someone’s Cranky” + “Confronting the Attacker”
	Peter MacNicol	Ally McBeal	John Cage	N/A	Fox
	David Hyde Pierce	Frasier	Dr. Niles Crane	“Rivals” + “A Tsar is Born”	NBC
2000–2001 (53rd)
	Peter MacNicol	Ally McBeal	John Cage	“Reasons to Believe” + “In Search of Barry White”	Fox
	Peter Boyle	Everybody Loves Raymond	Frank Barone	“The Wallpaper” + “Frank Paints the House”	CBS
	Robert Downey, Jr.	Ally McBeal	Larry Paul	“Sex, Lies, and Second Thoughts” + “The Obstacle Course”	Fox
	Sean Hayes	Will & Grace	Jack McFarland	“Grace 0, Jack 2000” + “Gypsies, Tramps, and Weed”	NBC
	David Hyde Pierce	Frasier	Dr. Niles Crane	“Hooping Cranes” + “Daphne Returns”
2001–2002 (54th)
	Brad Garrett	Everybody Loves Raymond	Robert Barone	“Lucky Suit” + “Raybert”	CBS
	Peter Boyle	Everybody Loves Raymond	Frank Barone	“Frank Goes Downstairs” + “The Kicker”	CBS
	Bryan Cranston	Malcolm in the Middle	Hal	“Poker” + “Money”	Fox
	Sean Hayes	Will & Grace	Jack McFarland	“A Chorus Lie” + “Went to a Garden Potty”	NBC
	David Hyde Pierce	Frasier	Dr. Niles Crane	“Room Full of Heroes” + “Deathtrap”
2002–2003 (55th)
	Brad Garrett	Everybody Loves Raymond	Robert Barone	“Just a Formality” + “Robert’s Wedding”	CBS
	Peter Boyle	Everybody Loves Raymond	Frank Barone	“Grandpa Steals” + “Meeting the Parents”	CBS
	Bryan Cranston	Malcolm in the Middle	Hal	“Malcolm Holds His Tongue” + “Day Care”	Fox
	Sean Hayes	Will & Grace	Jack McFarland	“Bacon & Eggs” + “The Needle and the Omelets Done”	NBC
	John Mahoney	Frasier	Martin Crane	“The Devil and Dr. Phil” + “Fathers and Sons”
	David Hyde Pierce		Dr. Niles Crane	“Fraternal Schwinns” + “Roe to Perdition”
2003–2004 (56th)
	David Hyde Pierce	Frasier	Dr. Niles Crane	“No Sex Please, We’re Skittish” + “Goodnight, Seattle” (Part 2)	NBC
	Peter Boyle	Everybody Loves Raymond	Frank Barone	“Jazz Records” + “The Mentor”	CBS
	Brad Garrett		Robert Barone	“The Model” + “Golf for It”
	Sean Hayes	Will & Grace	Jack McFarland	“Me and Mr. Jones” + “I Never Cheered for My Father”	NBC
	Jeffrey Tambor	Arrested Development	George and Oscar Bluth	“Visiting Ours” + “Not Without My Daughter”	Fox
2004–2005 (57th)
	Brad Garrett	Everybody Loves Raymond	Robert Barone	“A Job for Robert” + “Pat’s Secret”	CBS
	Peter Boyle	Everybody Loves Raymond	Frank Barone	“Boys’ Therapy” + “Tasteless Frank”	CBS
	Sean Hayes	Will & Grace	Jack McFarland	“Queens for a Day” + “It’s a Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad World”	NBC
	Jeremy Piven	Entourage	Ari Gold	“The Review” + “Busey and the Beach”	HBO
	Jeffrey Tambor	Arrested Development	George and Oscar Bluth	“Burning Love” + “The Righteous Brothers”	Fox
2005–2006 (58th)
	Jeremy Piven	Entourage	Ari Gold	“The Bat Mitzvah” + “Exodus”	HBO
	Will Arnett	Arrested Development	George “Gob” Bluth II	“Making a Stand” + “S.O.B.s”	Fox
	Bryan Cranston	Malcolm in the Middle	Hal	“College Recruits” + “Hal Grieves”
	Jon Cryer	Two and a Half Men	Dr. Alan Harper	“Weekend in Bangkok with Two Olympic Gymnasts” + “Ergo, the Booty Call”	CBS
	Sean Hayes	Will & Grace	Jack McFarland	“Alive and Schticking” + “I Love L. Gay”	NBC
2006–2007 (59th)
	Jeremy Piven	Entourage	Ari Gold	“Manic Monday”	HBO
	Jon Cryer	Two and a Half Men	Dr. Alan Harper	“Repeated Blows to His Unformed Head”	CBS
	Kevin Dillon	Entourage	Johnny “Drama” Chase	“The Resurrection”	HBO
	Neil Patrick Harris	How I Met Your Mother	Barney Stinson	“Showdown”	CBS
	Rainn Wilson	The Office	Dwight Schrute	“The Coup”	NBC
2007–2008 (60th)
	Jeremy Piven	Entourage	Ari Gold	“The Day Fuckers”	HBO
	Jon Cryer	Two and a Half Men	Dr. Alan Harper	“Meander to Your Dander”	CBS
	Kevin Dillon	Entourage	Johnny “Drama” Chase	“The Dream Team”	HBO
	Neil Patrick Harris	How I Met Your Mother	Barney Stinson	“The Goat”	CBS
	Rainn Wilson	The Office	Dwight Schrute	“Money”	NBC
2008–2009 (61st)
	Jon Cryer	Two and a Half Men	Dr. Alan Harper	“Sir Lancelot’s Litter Box”	CBS
	Kevin Dillon	Entourage	Johnny “Drama” Chase	“Tree Trippers”	HBO
	Neil Patrick Harris	How I Met Your Mother	Barney Stinson	“Benefits”	CBS
	Jack McBrayer	30 Rock	Kenneth Parcell	“The Bubble”	NBC
	Tracy Morgan		Tracy Jordan	“The Funcooker”
	Rainn Wilson	The Office	Dwight Schrute	“Heavy Competition”

2010s

Year	Actor	Program	Role	Episode submitted to voters	Network
2009–2010 (62nd)
	Eric Stonestreet	Modern Family	Cameron Tucker	“Fizbo”	ABC
	Ty Burrell	Modern Family	Phil Dunphy	“Up All Night”	ABC
	Chris Colfer	Glee	Kurt Hummel	“Laryngitis”	Fox
	Jon Cryer	Two and a Half Men	Dr. Alan Harper	“Captain Terry’s Spray-On Hair”	CBS
	Jesse Tyler Ferguson	Modern Family	Mitchell Pritchett	“Family Portrait”	ABC
	Neil Patrick Harris	How I Met Your Mother	Barney Stinson	“Girls Versus Suits”	CBS
2010–2011 (63rd)
	Ty Burrell	Modern Family	Phil Dunphy	“Good Cop Bad Dog”	ABC
	Chris Colfer	Glee	Kurt Hummel	“Grilled Cheesus”	Fox
	Jon Cryer	Two and a Half Men	Dr. Alan Harper	“The Immortal Mr. Billy Joel”	CBS
	Jesse Tyler Ferguson	Modern Family	Mitchell Pritchett	“Halloween”	ABC
	Ed O'Neill		Jay Pritchett	“The Kiss”
	Eric Stonestreet		Cameron Tucker	“Mother’s Day”
2011–2012 (64th)
	Eric Stonestreet	Modern Family	Cameron Tucker	“Treehouse”	ABC
	Ty Burrell	Modern Family	Phil Dunphy	“Lifetime Supply”	ABC
	Jesse Tyler Ferguson		Mitchell Pritchett	“Leap Day”
	Max Greenfield	New Girl	Schmidt	“Control”	Fox
	Bill Hader	Saturday Night Live	Various characters	“Host: Katy Perry”	NBC
	Ed O'Neill	Modern Family	Jay Pritchett	“Baby on Board”	ABC
2012–2013 (65th)
	Tony Hale	Veep	Gary Walsh	“Running”	HBO
	Ty Burrell	Modern Family	Phil Dunphy	“Mistery Date”	ABC
	Adam Driver	Girls	Adam Sackler	“It’s Back”	HBO
	Jesse Tyler Ferguson	Modern Family	Mitchell Pritchett	“The Wow Factor”	ABC
	Bill Hader	Saturday Night Live	Various characters	“Host: Seth MacFarlane”	NBC
	Ed O'Neill	Modern Family	Jay Pritchett	“Bringing Up Baby”	ABC
2013–2014 (66th)
	Ty Burrell	Modern Family	Phil Dunphy	“Spring-a-Ding-Fling”	ABC
	Fred Armisen	Portlandia	Various characters	“Pull-Out King”	IFC
	Andre Braugher	Brooklyn Nine-Nine	Captain Ray Holt	“Christmas”	Fox
	Adam Driver	Girls	Adam Sackler	“Two Plane Rides”	HBO
	Jesse Tyler Ferguson	Modern Family	Mitchell Pritchett	“Message Received”	ABC
	Tony Hale	Veep	Gary Walsh	“Crate”	HBO
2014–2015 (67th)
	Tony Hale	Veep	Gary Walsh	“East Wing”	HBO
	Andre Braugher	Brooklyn Nine-Nine	Captain Ray Holt	“The Mole”	Fox
	Tituss Burgess	Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt	Titus Andromedon	“Kimmy Goes to School!”	Netflix
	Ty Burrell	Modern Family	Phil Dunphy	“Crying Out Loud”	ABC
	Adam Driver	Girls	Adam Sackler	“Close-Up”	HBO
	Keegan-Michael Key	Key & Peele	Various characters	“Sex Detective”	Comedy Central

Multiple wins

5 wins

• Don Knotts (3 consecutive; 2 consecutive)

4 wins

• John Larroquette (consecutive)
• David Hyde Pierce (2 consecutive)

3 wins

• Ed Asner (2 consecutive)
• Art Carney (2 consecutive for same role on different shows)
• Brad Garrett (2 consecutive)
• Jeremy Piven (consecutive)
• Michael Richards (2 consecutive)

2 wins

• Ty Burrell
• Tony Hale
• Werner Klemperer (consecutive)
• Ted Knight
• Christopher Lloyd (consecutive)
• Carl Reiner (consecutive)
• Rob Reiner
• Eric Stonestreet

Multiple nominations

11 nominations

• David Hyde Pierce

9 nominations

• Harry Morgan

7 nominations

• Jason Alexander
• Ed Asner
• Peter Boyle
• Gary Burghoff
• Sean Hayes

6 nominations

• Ty Burrell
• Jon Cryer
• Ted Knight
• Jeffrey Tambor
• Rip Torn
• George Wendt

5 nominations

• Jesse Tyler Ferguson
• William Frawley
• Brad Garrett
• Woody Harrelson
• Werner Klemperer
• Don Knotts
• Rob Reiner
• Michael Richards

4 nominations

• Art Carney
• Danny DeVito
• Gale Gordon
• Neil Patrick Harris
• John Larroquette
• Jeremy Piven
• Tom Poston
• Carl Reiner
• Jerry Van Dyke

3 nominations

• Nicholas Colasanto
• Bryan Cranston
• Kevin Dillon
• Adam Driver
• Paul Ford
• Tony Hale
• Michael Jeter
• Steve Landesberg
• Peter MacNicol
• Ed O'Neill
• Peter Scolari
• McLean Stevenson
• Eric Stonestreet
• Rainn Wilson

2 nominations

• Andre Braugher
• Chris Colfer
• Michael Constantine
• Charles Durning
• Max Gail
• Kelsey Grammer
• Bill Hader
• Howard Hesseman
• Christopher Lloyd
• John Mahoney
• John Ratzenberger
• Carl Reiner
• David Ogden Stiers
• Abe Vigoda

See also

• Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film