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Emmy Awards history could be made this year as "Mad Men" tries for a record fifth win as Best Drama Series.
However, that has gotten more difficult after Gold Derby broke the news that last year's movie/miniseries champ "Downton Abbey" is shifting to this race.
With "Friday Night Lights" gone, there is one guaranteed open slot. The other four nominees from 2011 -- "Boardwalk Empire," "Dexter," "Game of Thrones," and "The Good Wife" -- are all looking to return.
Previous nominee "Breaking Bad" and Golden Globe winner "Homeland" are also strong contenders, as are "American Horror Story," "Luck," and "Smash."
Before predicting who will be nominated be sure to read our overview and handicapping of this and the other top races. And check out the charts that show the rankings and odds for all the contenders. Then head over to our prediction center to log your forecasts of the nominees. (Signing up for a free account takes just a minute.)
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Movie/Mini Supp. Actress:
Jessica Lange far in front
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expect "American Horror Story" grande dame Jessica Lange to win a companion to the Golden Globe she picked up in January. With the switch of this show to the movie/mini race, she solidified her lead. See how they rank predictions in each category. See charts ranking their racetrack odds. See how their predix compare to others. Make your predictions.
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| 1 |  |  | Jessica Lange (American Horror Story) |
4/7
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| 2 |  |  | Judy Davis (Page Eight) |
9/2
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| 3 |  |  | Sarah Paulson (Game Change) |
10/1
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| 4 | |  | Mare Winningham (Hatfields and McCoys) |
16/1
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| 5 | |  | Ellen Burstyn (Coma) |
50/1
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| 6 | |  | Geena Davis (Coma) |
100/1
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